We are a language service provider with collaboration with Xian Jiaotong University (Top 9 universities in China) and the Queensland Government of Australia in offering a foundation program in Xian, China.

Currently, we are looking for highly qualified ESL / English teachers to take up the teaching responsibilities for the required subjects. Reporting to the Head Teacher and the Director of Academics, the selected candidates will be responsible for:

• Conducting classes of no less than 24 hours per week
• Setting out the teaching plan according to the curriculum provided by the institution
• Writing the weekly teaching plan and to ensure that the lessons are taught according to the learning outcomes as set
• Participating in the weekly teachers’ meeting to share feedback amongst the peers
• Assigning and marking assignments, quizzes, projects, examination papers and other forms of assessments
• Providing tutorial and counseling support to students
• Holding regular office hours to allow students to get assistance on academic or non-academic issues
• Cooperating closely with the program administrators on day-to-day basis on sharing the student progress and performance
• Meeting with students and parents whenever necessary
• Organizing and participating in information seminar, self-development sessions, students activities, etc

Attributes and qualifications:

• Bachelor or master degree in English or Teaching or must have a Teaching Certification License.
• Holder of TESL or TESOL
• A minimum of 2 years’ of teaching experience in English for high school students
• Experience in teaching Chinese students is highly recommend
• Passionate in teaching, with good attitude, patience and self-motivation
• Have good understanding about Chinese culture and the study styles of Chinese students

Interested parties, please attach your full CV and expected salary package to:

8D, 8/F, Winner Building, 62 South 2nd Ring Road, Beilin District, Xi’an, China
Postal Code: 710054
Attention: HR Department
Email: hr@xjuedu.com

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