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English nursery teacher

Students age:1-6

Shanghai city

20-30k before tax

ASAP

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Shanghai city full-time teaching job  in Private school
 (English nursery teacher for kindergarten)                     
 Requirements:
-Work visa
-English speaker
-Bachelor Degree or above
-At least 2 years teaching experience in similar position.
-Vacancies:1

Job details
-Start date:ASAP
-Location:Shanghai
-Course/subjects:English  
-Students age:1-6
-Work schedule:8:00-12:00am,13:30-17:30pm
-Class size:0-20 
-Weekly days off:2 days per week (Saturday and Sunday)


Benefits:
-Monthly Salary:20-30k before tax
-Free working meal
-International Insurance
-Rest on national statutory holidays
-Annual leave 10 working days

Who will love it: BIG CITY LOVERS. Seriously, this is your spirit-home. Also, people that are a bit nervous about teaching English in China.

Population: 24 million (basically three New York cities)

Language: Mandarin Chinese, Shanghainese

Teaching English salary range: USD $1,200-4,500 per month

Fun fact: It’s not a concrete jungle. There are 157 public parks in Shanghai!

Types of ESL jobs: Everything, but especially teaching English to adults and Business English

Obvious bonus: It’s the world’s biggest city. It has…all the things!

If you’re nervous about teaching abroad in China, then this might be the place for you. This is a home away from home for expats, you won’t be short of foreign friends and there’s a large English speaking community (actually there’s a number of them!). You won’t just be hanging with your fellow TEFL heads as there are lots of business type expats too. So it’s a bit more mixed than some teach abroad opportunities. There’s also many of your home comforts and foods and it’s a truly international hub. ‍♂️

As it’s such a big city there are a lot of opportunities for teachers when it comes to teaching adults or business English. There are public and private school positions too, but there’s definitely more on the business end of things. It’s worth noting that the cost of living is higher, but then again, the wages are also higher.

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