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Comment by Dan Fournier on June 8, 2009 at 7:27pm

Fellow Lawais (foreigners) who have ESL/TESL/TESOL certificates and a Bachelor's degree:

I am currently teaching for EF in Shenzhen. It's a great place to work with pretty good conditions with a decent salary as well as other bonuses/benefits. We are currently looking for some foreign teachers. If you have a Bachelor's degree, ESL/TESL/TESOL certificate/diploma, and a friendly/lively personality that’s pretty much all you need to become a teacher with us. Please e-mail me at dan.fournier@gmail.com for questions about the job, its benefits, etc. as I will be most happy to answer all your questions very quickly. We have openings for both adults and kids schools. I've been teaching here for 10 months now and will renew my contract for another year. Contact me first for the inside, independent, view of the company. Come and join the fun!

Cheers,

Dan Fournier

Comment by NIKA on June 7, 2009 at 4:53pm

Foreign English Teachers wanted
Requirement:
1. British, American, Canadian or Australian. Native speaker of English.
2. Priority to those who have teaching experience of children and Int’l teaching certificate, or graduated with English literature, language , or education specialty.
3. At least 1year of English teaching experience, able to teach vividly and charmingly, fulfill student’s demands
4. Dedicated to education and learning, diligent, concerned about student’s improvement, team-oriented.
Address: The First floor, Binfen Business Center, Yiyuan Road, Nanshan District, Shenzhen City. (Nearby Shenzhen University)
Website: www.kingerenglish.com
Contact: Supervisor: Nika
E-mail: qiong263@sohu.com
0755-26978644 or 13480923640

Comment by Johnny Wu on June 3, 2009 at 10:25am

Dear all. Johnny Wu greets you all here. Unlike most of you, I'm a native Chinese, working as an English tutor. Though I picked up my English totally by self-teaching, my acquisition of English is something worth my pride. As a Chinese teacher, I have a profound understanding of how Chinese students learn English, so I do have some valuable experience which I'd like to share with my counterparts. plus, as a fifty-something, I can take the liberty to say I can be your dictionary on anything about China. So read me if you are interested.

Comment by Melissa Calusio on June 2, 2009 at 8:45pm

Hello Wendy - Thanks for joining. Sounds like you travel all over the city to teach. I am hoping that in the beginning we will be located in one place.

Vic Thanks for the info, we are not really the clubbing kind but we are the adventuresome sports, movies, dinners, gabbing kind. As for the harp - it is always hard to find but this is why I put out feelers early, you never know when you, or anyone else reading might catch wind of some information. I hope this is what happens - I am just looking to practice on one(preferably) or rent one. I have one of my own here at home in Texas.

Comment by Wendy Lee on June 2, 2009 at 5:01pm

Hello, nice to meet you all, I am a teacher of Mandarin and English working in Futian, Luohu and Shekou.

Comment by 我是维奇 on June 2, 2009 at 9:51am

Oh, about social gathering places!

I believe you'll find out quickly where they are...:-)) There are clubs all over Shenzhen, but I can't tell you which ones are better than others because I rarely go. There is a place in the West of Shenzhen called Shekou, a famous expat area. An enclave , so to say :-)) If your school is Nanshan, you might want to settle there.

As for a classical harp...that is a good question. Are you looking to buy or to rent one? I'm sure you can buy absolutely any musical instrument in Shenzhen, only I believe a harp might be somewhat expensive.
If you only just want to practise, I am not sure there is a place to do that. There are plenty of places to practise the piano where I often go myself, but I've never heard of ones for the harp.
You'll be able to find out once you are here - the staff in your school should be able to help you.
Cheers,

Comment by 我是维奇 on June 2, 2009 at 9:33am

Hi Melissa!

Do you happen to know which part of the city you'll be working in? There are a few E1s and Smart Schools around.
It all depends what kind of environment you prefer. I personally like Futian and Nanshan, but I'd never live in Luohu. However, I know people who swear by Luohu and wouldn't move anywhere else. Luohu is the oldest part of the city and it is the busiest and (in my opinion) the dirtiest. Interestingly, this is what its fans like about it. Each to his own :-)
When you're here, I think you'll get a chance to look around and see for yourself which district is preferrable. I believe also help should be given to you in finding accomodation (no one in the agencies speaks any English, so the school should help you out). But then your choice will depend a lot on where your school will be located.
Hope this helps,

Vic

Comment by McG on June 2, 2009 at 2:07am

Hello all - Currently working as an English teacher for adults in Huaqiangbei, Shenzhen- nice to be a part of the group. Cheers, Bill

Comment by He Hao on June 1, 2009 at 10:28pm

sorry: when you are in sz contact me .pls

Comment by He Hao on June 1, 2009 at 10:27pm

hi: when are in sz contact me any time.I have a job for both of you .thanyou.He Hao

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