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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smile2laugh16 posted a couple of photos of the Teracotta Warriors:

A couple more photos of the Terracotta Warriors in Xian, which are superb. The colours are what really makes them. I won’t ramble on any more about them, I just wanted to present them here.

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Darren On The Road posted several photos of the Xian Terracotta Warriors:

I’ve never been to Xian or seen the Terracotta Warriors, although I plan to one day. I’ve seen some great photos of the Terracotta Warriors and they’d have to be one of the most photographed things in China.

These photos go really well together – it’s just a pity that one’s the wrong shape to fit with the rest, otherwise this set would be close to perfect. The different colours and tones really complement each other and are very effective.

I particularly like the photo of the smashed up warriors. That’s not the standard photo that you see of the Terracotta Warriors.

I’m really getting to like Darren On The Road‘s photos – he sure knows how to take a good shot. Get over to his Flickr page and check his photos out.

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