Fun Study Nest - Primary English Educator
🏫 Taipei Private Fun Study Nest Cultural and Arts Short-Term Tutoring School, Affiliated with Merica Culture Industries Co., Ltd.
📍Taipei, Taiwan
💰 Up To 900 TWD per hour
Full-TimePrivate SchoolJob Description:
Fun Study Nest is currently seeking part-time native English-speaking ESL teachers.
We are looking for teachers who are passionate, positive, and caring about students' progress, enjoy interacting with children, and can commit to long-term stability.
We provide teaching outlines, teaching resources, and training.
This position requires an interview and a teaching demo.
Pay Range：NT$700-900/hour (depends on experience)
Can start immediately or begin working after the Lunar New Year.
Qualifications:
1.) Native English speakers.
2.) Bachelor's degree or a valid English teaching certificate (e.g., TEFL/TESOL).
3.) 1-3 years of group class teaching experience.
4.) Ability to conduct related teaching activities and games.
5.) Willing to sign a one-year contract.
6.) Provide a clear criminal record check.
7.) Please include a 10-minute demonstration instructional video in your application materials.
Job Description:
1.) Teach elementary students in grades 1-4.
2.) Teach listening, speaking, reading, and writing according to the curriculum outline and students' proficiency levels.
3.) Provide at least 12 hours of teaching per week.
4.) Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, between 2:00 PM and 6:30 PM.
5.) ARC can be provided.
Contact
Toby Lin
tobylin@merica.com.tw
02-3322-2001
Website: https://www.merica.com.tw/about/4
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/funstudynest/?locale=zh_TW
👉 Apply Here: tobylin@merica.com.tw
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