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Homeroom teacher for Kindergarten

Student‘s age:3-6

Chaoyang district,Beijing city

28-32k before tax

May 2024

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Beijing city Full-time Teaching Job
(Homeroom teacher for Kindergarten)
Requirements:
-Work visa
-Native speaker
-Bachelor degree or above
-TEFL/TESOL certificate
-above 2 year International Kindergarten teaching experience 
 
Job details: 
-Location:Chaoyang district,Beijing city
-Start date:May 2024
-Course:Homeroom
-Student‘s age:3-6
-Work Schedule: 8:00 am -5:00 pm 
   with 2.5 hours of break time between 12:00 pm to 2:30 pm (7-hour work day)
- Weekly days off: Saturday &Sunday

Benefit:
-Monthly Salary:  28-32k before tax
-Health insurance provided
-Free weekday lunch provided
-Full paid Holiday: 
10 workdays of paid holiday during the Chinese Spring Festival.
10 workdays of paid holiday in the summer at the renewal of the contract.
8 days off with pay for public holidays such as Moon Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, New Year’s Day, etc.
2 days off with pay for Christmas day.
Unpaid leave may be granted for up to 10 consecutive workdays at a time.

Beijing City Guide

Beijing is one of the most popular  English Teaching destinations for teachers heading to China and it’s certainly not hard to see why that is. The city boasts an enviable standard of living for foreign teachers and offers the best English teaching jobs in all of China.

What are the benefits of teaching English in Beijing?

Beijing is home to some of China’s most reputable and prestigious schools, training centers, and universities. These offer the highest salaries and the greatest number of perks for English-speaking foreign teachers.

Coupled with a low cost but high standard of living, and the fact that foreign teachers enjoy a privileged standing in Chinese society, all that makes English teaching in Beijing an excellent personal and professional choice.

Here’s what else Beijing offers:

  • An abundance of attractions and activities in the city
  • Even more fun things to see and do in the countryside
  • Exciting living in one of China’s most cosmopolitan and modern cities
  • Much less pronounced culture shock for Western teachers
  • The highest concentration of Western-style restaurants, chain shops, and luxuries
  • The largest ex-pat social networks in all of China
  • Amazing flight connections to the rest of the world
  • Buzzy vibe of a city that never sleeps
  • Outstanding safety – much like Shanghai, this is perhaps the safest megacity in the world

We’ve compiled a list of the most often-asked questions from potential foreign teachers wishing to head to Beijing to offer the most valuable info to help you decide if this is, indeed, the right Teaching Destination for you.

What’s it like living in Beijing?

Beijing has a welcoming, X-large ex-pat scene this makes the initial moving-in period much easier for foreign teachers.  Your teaching colleagues will undoubtedly be your first port of call when it comes to creating new friendships but don’t be surprised if your social circles grow rapidly. With so many social groups organizing weekly gatherings and excursions, it’s very easy to meet people as long as you are pro-active

The strong foreign presence in Beijing has created a hive of activities, be it picnics, music festivals, parties, art exhibitions, yoga classes, and ‘traditional Sunday roast’ get-togethers. This can make even the timidest of newcomers feel right at home. Well, almost.

What’s the cost of living like in Beijing?

One of the prime reasons many chose to teach English in Beijing, particularly, is that the city boasts very high wages. Many foreign teachers can live comfortably (eating out and traveling often) whilst still saving a bundle every month.

What Beijing offers, more than anything else is a mind-boggling array of affordable choices when it comes to accommodation, food, and much more. Many ex-pats here report enjoying a much better quality of life, overall, than they did (or ever could) back home.

 

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