Exciting Opportunity to Teach English in Taiwan
Global Kids English School
New Taipei, Taiwan
Posted 20 days ago
Are you interested in teaching elementary age students in Taiwan and receiving competitive compensation, along with free accommodation? Global Kids English School is currently looking for an experienced English teacher to join their team.
Located near Xike Train Station, just a short distance from Taipei Main Station, this opportunity offers a competitive hourly rate ranging from NT$600 to NT$800, with around 30 teaching hours per week. In addition to the attractive hourly rate, teachers receive free furnished accommodation, saving up to NT$10,000 per month. This results in an average monthly take-home pay of over NT$72,000, providing significant financial benefits for teachers in Taiwan.
The ideal candidate will be able to effectively manage a classroom of 20+ students with the assistance of an in-class co-teacher. The position involves working Monday to Friday in the afternoons and evenings, with three nights per week ending at 9:00 PM.
Benefits of working at Global Kids English School include contract re-signing bonuses, student retention bonuses, and a supportive work environment. The school focuses on total immersion English and uses the Oxford Discover series to help students develop essential 21st-century skills.
The teaching team at Global Kids English School is diverse, creating a vibrant multicultural environment. The school values long-term relationships with its staff, offering bonuses for contract renewals and high student retention, along with free accommodation in a shared 3-bedroom apartment.
If you are passionate about teaching, enjoy working in an immersive environment, and have experience managing a classroom effectively, send your resume and a brief cover letter to careers@globalkids.com.tw to apply.
Join Global Kids English School for a rewarding teaching experience in Taiwan!
Located near Xike Train Station, just a short distance from Taipei Main Station, this opportunity offers a competitive hourly rate ranging from NT$600 to NT$800, with around 30 teaching hours per week. In addition to the attractive hourly rate, teachers receive free furnished accommodation, saving up to NT$10,000 per month. This results in an average monthly take-home pay of over NT$72,000, providing significant financial benefits for teachers in Taiwan.
The ideal candidate will be able to effectively manage a classroom of 20+ students with the assistance of an in-class co-teacher. The position involves working Monday to Friday in the afternoons and evenings, with three nights per week ending at 9:00 PM.
Benefits of working at Global Kids English School include contract re-signing bonuses, student retention bonuses, and a supportive work environment. The school focuses on total immersion English and uses the Oxford Discover series to help students develop essential 21st-century skills.
The teaching team at Global Kids English School is diverse, creating a vibrant multicultural environment. The school values long-term relationships with its staff, offering bonuses for contract renewals and high student retention, along with free accommodation in a shared 3-bedroom apartment.
If you are passionate about teaching, enjoy working in an immersive environment, and have experience managing a classroom effectively, send your resume and a brief cover letter to careers@globalkids.com.tw to apply.
Join Global Kids English School for a rewarding teaching experience in Taiwan!
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