University English Teaching Position Beautiful Coastal Qingdao
Horizon Recruitment
China
Posted 1 day ago
University English Teaching Position – Beautiful Coastal Qingdao
Qingdao
Posted by: Horizon Recruitment
Contact: jobs@horizoneslchina.com
We are a public university located in beautiful coastal city‑Qingdao, Shandong. We are seeking a native‑English‑speaking teacher for our International Business program to teach university‑level students. Join our friendly campus and enjoy a complete benefit package in China.
Job Responsibilities
Deliver International Business courses for university students; each class is 45 minutes, class size 30‑40 students.
Teaching workload: 18 teaching hours per week, working days Monday‑Friday, weekends off.
Follow official textbooks issued by the Chinese Ministry of Education, complete regular teaching duties.
Qualifications & Requirements
Nationality: USA, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand (native English speaker)
Education: Bachelor’s degree holder or higher
Certificate: TESOL certificate required
Work experience: Minimum 2‑year relevant working / teaching experience
Willing to live and work full‑time in Qingdao, China; pass the medical check‑up.
Contract & Compensation Package
Contract term: 12‑month full‑time contract
Visa: Z‑work visa sponsored by university;
Monthly salary: RMB 10,000
Paid long vacations:
Winter holiday: ~30 days, paid RMB 10,000
Summer holiday: ~45 days, paid RMB 10,000
Airfare allowance: RMB 8,000, reimbursed at contract completion
Travel allowance / vacation bonus: RMB 2,200
Housing: Fully‑furnished apartment provided for free
Medical insurance included
Airport pick‑up service in Qingdao arranged.
How to Apply
Please send your CV/resume, copy of passport, self-intro.video ,degree copy, TESOL certificate and reference letters to our hiring email. Short‑listed candidates will be contacted for online interview.
To apply, email jobs@horizoneslchina.com
Qingdao
Posted by: Horizon Recruitment
Contact: jobs@horizoneslchina.com
We are a public university located in beautiful coastal city‑Qingdao, Shandong. We are seeking a native‑English‑speaking teacher for our International Business program to teach university‑level students. Join our friendly campus and enjoy a complete benefit package in China.
Job Responsibilities
Deliver International Business courses for university students; each class is 45 minutes, class size 30‑40 students.
Teaching workload: 18 teaching hours per week, working days Monday‑Friday, weekends off.
Follow official textbooks issued by the Chinese Ministry of Education, complete regular teaching duties.
Qualifications & Requirements
Nationality: USA, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand (native English speaker)
Education: Bachelor’s degree holder or higher
Certificate: TESOL certificate required
Work experience: Minimum 2‑year relevant working / teaching experience
Willing to live and work full‑time in Qingdao, China; pass the medical check‑up.
Contract & Compensation Package
Contract term: 12‑month full‑time contract
Visa: Z‑work visa sponsored by university;
Monthly salary: RMB 10,000
Paid long vacations:
Winter holiday: ~30 days, paid RMB 10,000
Summer holiday: ~45 days, paid RMB 10,000
Airfare allowance: RMB 8,000, reimbursed at contract completion
Travel allowance / vacation bonus: RMB 2,200
Housing: Fully‑furnished apartment provided for free
Medical insurance included
Airport pick‑up service in Qingdao arranged.
How to Apply
Please send your CV/resume, copy of passport, self-intro.video ,degree copy, TESOL certificate and reference letters to our hiring email. Short‑listed candidates will be contacted for online interview.
To apply, email jobs@horizoneslchina.com
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