Shane English School is situated in Hangzhou, a medium sized city which is often described as the most beautiful city in China.

Our school is a private language school that specialises in teaching English to 3 - 18 year olds, although we do have some adult classes as well. We try to teach our students in a fun and interactive way, so they can learn English but also learn a little about Western culture and what life is like in foreign countries. Chinese students tend to be overworked and spend most of their time studying, so they really appreciate our classes and enjoy the freedom and the chance to be creative.

We teach around 18 hours a week, which doesn't sound like much, but when class planning time is added to that, it is a full-time job, especially at the weekends, which is our busiest time. That said, there is plenty of time left over to experience Hangzhou and China.

We currently have eight teachers hailing from America, England and Canada and we all really enjoy living and working here. One of the best things about our school is the atmosphere of friendship around the place. We all socialise, help each other out and all of our teachers are given the support they need to enjoy their adventures in China.

You will be given full training before you start work and the school will provide all of the resources you need to effectively teach your students and develop your educational skills.

We will help you with every aspect of your move to China and we offer full visa sponsorship, assistance in finding accommodation and health insurance for the duration of your stay.

Start Dates: October 2012

Salary: 6600 - 7350RMB a month (depending on experience and qualifications)

Extras: Accommodation Allowance

End of contract bonus

Flight ticket allowance

Health Insurance Rebate

Visa Sponsorship (Z Visa)

Hours: 18 teaching hours a week

Schedule: Two consecutive days off every week

Requirements:

- Native English Speaker

- Bachelor's Degree (or higher)

Nb. Teaching experience and/or TESL certification is preferred but not compulsory.