ESL Teacher - Shanghai Training Center (full-time)
Shanghai, China•Full-Time•Up To 20,000 CNY per month
Posted 21 days ago
A well-established English training center in Shanghai is looking for ESL teachers to teach English to young learners and teenagers (ages 4-16). Class size is small (6-10 students), all teaching materials are provided, and a Chinese co-teacher supports every class.
Location: Shanghai, China. Full-time position, 40 working hours per week, no extra office hours beyond teaching and preparation.
Requirements: bachelor's degree or above, a TEFL/TESOL certificate, native-level English, and a clean criminal record check. Previous experience with young learners is preferred.
Benefits: salary 20,000-25,000 RMB per month depending on experience and demo class, free furnished apartment or housing allowance, flight allowance, annual paid leave, and legal work visa (Z visa) support.
Interested applicants can send a CV to source@cushyjobchina.com.
Location: Shanghai, China. Full-time position, 40 working hours per week, no extra office hours beyond teaching and preparation.
Requirements: bachelor's degree or above, a TEFL/TESOL certificate, native-level English, and a clean criminal record check. Previous experience with young learners is preferred.
Benefits: salary 20,000-25,000 RMB per month depending on experience and demo class, free furnished apartment or housing allowance, flight allowance, annual paid leave, and legal work visa (Z visa) support.
Interested applicants can send a CV to source@cushyjobchina.com.
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