Attention all Foreign Affairs workers of Chinese Universities!! My wife and I are looking for employment as English teachers in China. We already have three years experience teaching in Dalian, China. Hope and I finished our undergraduate degrees in 1991 and 1992. Hope received her degree in elementary education and is a licenced K-8 gradeteacher. In 1992, Hope and I moved to China where we studied the Chinese language fulltime from 1992-1994. From 1994-1997, we worked as English teachers. Hope has experience teaching conversation, listening, and reading classes at the undergraduate level. I have experience teaching conversation classes at both the graduate and undergraduate level. In 1997, we returned to the United States to pursue our Master's Degree in Teaching English as a Second Language. This year we will graduate from a state university with a Master's Degree in ESL. This program has helped us a great deal. We feel that we have improved as teachers and will be able help students with a variety of English needs.
Hope and I enjoyed teaching in China. We also liked the Chinese people very much and would like very much to return. But, first we must find a school that would like to cooperate with us. I have listed our qualifications as well as some personal information about ourselves, what we can offer, and our expectations from a future employer.
Our qualifications: 1. Master's degree in ESL 2. Three years experience teaching in China 3. Experience teaching ESL in America 4. Speak and read Chinese fluently 5. Have a beautiful Chinese daughter 6. Enjoy living in China 7. Enjoy the people and culture of China
We are looking for a University that: 1. Needs an English teacher 2. Is located in Northeast China 3. Is government approved to hire foreign experts 4. Will pay at least $300US per month per teacher 5. Will offer housing of at least two bedrooms, kitchen, living room, and bath. 6. Will pay for airfare to and from China for both teachers 7. Will employ me for no more than 16 hours/week and Hope no more than 12 hours/week.
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