Remote English Tutor
Golden Shell
Beijing, China
Posted 4 days ago
English Tutor (Remote)
China
Posted by: Golden Shell
Contact: beijing222888@gmail.com
An online school in Beijing is looking for native English teachers to teach Chinese children on a remote basis. If you are creative, dedicated, and passionate about teaching children, we would love to hear from you!
Job description:
Teaching English to Chinese children
Group classes
Entirely online
Part-time, flexible schedule
Start date: flexible
Contract period: one year
Salary: RMB 200 to 250 per hour
Requirements:
Prior English teaching experience
Native English Speaker
BA degree or above
TESOL, TEFL or CELTA Certificate
To apply, please e-mail your CV/resume and any supplementary materials (optional) to Michael at beijing222888@gmail.com
To apply, email beijing222888@gmail.com
China
Posted by: Golden Shell
Contact: beijing222888@gmail.com
An online school in Beijing is looking for native English teachers to teach Chinese children on a remote basis. If you are creative, dedicated, and passionate about teaching children, we would love to hear from you!
Job description:
Teaching English to Chinese children
Group classes
Entirely online
Part-time, flexible schedule
Start date: flexible
Contract period: one year
Salary: RMB 200 to 250 per hour
Requirements:
Prior English teaching experience
Native English Speaker
BA degree or above
TESOL, TEFL or CELTA Certificate
To apply, please e-mail your CV/resume and any supplementary materials (optional) to Michael at beijing222888@gmail.com
To apply, email beijing222888@gmail.com
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