Kindergarten English Teacher in Guangzhou - Up to 30K
Guangzhou, China•Full-Time•Up To 30,000 CNY per month
Posted 22 days ago
🔥 Kindergarten English Teacher in Guangzhou - Up to 30K
🏫 School Information
• School Type: Kindergarten
• Location: Huangpu District, Guangzhou
💼 Position Details
• Work Schedule: 8:00 AM - 12:30 PM, 2:30 PM - 5:30 PM
• Student Age: 2-6 years old
• Start Date: February
💰 Salary & Benefits
• Base Salary: 25K - 30K RMB/month (all-inclusive)
• Flight Allowance: Provided
• Holidays: Paid winter vacation (2-3 weeks) and summer vacation (3 weeks)
• Visa & Benefits: Work visa support, commercial insurance, contract completion bonus, free tuition for children
🎯 Requirements
• Language: Native English Speaker
• Experience & Other: Kindergarten teaching experience with at least 1 year of IB PYP experience
jackie@hmihr.com
🏫 School Information
• School Type: Kindergarten
• Location: Huangpu District, Guangzhou
💼 Position Details
• Work Schedule: 8:00 AM - 12:30 PM, 2:30 PM - 5:30 PM
• Student Age: 2-6 years old
• Start Date: February
💰 Salary & Benefits
• Base Salary: 25K - 30K RMB/month (all-inclusive)
• Flight Allowance: Provided
• Holidays: Paid winter vacation (2-3 weeks) and summer vacation (3 weeks)
• Visa & Benefits: Work visa support, commercial insurance, contract completion bonus, free tuition for children
🎯 Requirements
• Language: Native English Speaker
• Experience & Other: Kindergarten teaching experience with at least 1 year of IB PYP experience
jackie@hmihr.com
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