Teacher, Communication & Performing Arts

Hong Kong•Full-Time•Up To 25,000 HKD per month
Posted 29 days ago
Since 1996, the KG Group has been the market leader in children's arts and English language education and learning enrichment programmes across Hong Kong, China, and other Asian countries. We have developed a unique set of systems and curricula to encourage a love for the arts and the development of creativity in all children.


Responsibilities:
• Writing of drama scripts for students’ examinations and performances
• Writing of teaching materials
• Teaching/ assisting in the teaching children between ages of 3+
• Arrangement of props, sets and costumes
• Preparation of lesson plans and materials
• Write reports on students’ progress and performance
• Prepare Students for Competitions, Examinations and performances

Requirements:
• Native or Fluent in English
• Enjoy working with children
• Good communication skills with children and parents
• High proficiency in English writing and speaking
• Degree holder in Drama Performance/ Grade 8 or above in NEA/ LAMDA/ Trinity Examinations (for Drama Teacher)
• With prior experience in stage and drama productions
• At least 2 years of experience in teaching drama at a school or learning centre
• Candidates with regular availability to work on weekends (Saturdays or Sundays) will be given priority consideration


Interested parties please send your full resume with date of availability, current and expected salaries to careers@kggeducation.edu.hk.

For details of the company, please visit website https://www.kidsgallery.com/.

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