Kindergarten English Teacher in Nanshan Shenzhen

Shenzhen, ChinaFull-TimeUp To 26,000 CNY per month
Posted 25 days ago
Full-Time Kindergarten English Teacher in Nanshan Shenzhen | Salary up to 26K RMB | 6 Weeks Paid Vacation | Work Visa Provided

🌟 Position: Full-Time Kindergarten English Teacher
📍 Location: Nanshan District, Shenzhen (Conveniently located at Line 1)
🏫 School Type: Kindergarten
📅 Start Date: Aug 2026

💰 Compensation & Benefits
• Monthly Salary: 23,000 - 26,000 RMB before tax (depending on personal qualifications)
• Paid Vacations: 3 weeks Winter holiday and 3 weeks Summer holiday
• Public Holidays: Paid Chinese traditional holidays
• Work Visa: Fully supported and processed by school's dedicated visa staff
• Payment Date: 10th of every month via bank transfer
• Accommodation: Not provided

⏰ Working Hours & Schedule
• Workdays: Monday to Friday (5 days per week)
• Work Hours: 8:00 AM - 17:00 PM (No more than 8 hours per day, stay in classroom with children)
• Lunch Break: 12:00 PM - 14:00 PM (2 hours)
• Teaching Load: 3-4 classes per day (approx. 25 minutes per class; about 2 classes in the morning and 1 class in the afternoon)

👶 Classroom & Students
• Student Age: 3-6 years old
• Class Size: 15-20 kids per class
• Classroom Support: 2 Chinese assistant teachers and 1 nursery teacher in each class to assist you

🎯 Job Requirements
• Native English speaker
• Qualifications to obtain a Chinese work visa
• Rich teaching experience and a positive working attitude (prior teaching experience is highly preferred)

Email: moonifine@gmail.com

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