Part-Time Tutor for APRC Holders in Taipei - NT$950/HR
🏫 台北市私立賀蘭德文理短期補習班
📍106, Taiwan
💰 Competitive Salary
Job Description:
NT$950/HR, Part Time (Mon - Fri), 1 on 1 Environment, for APRC Holders in Taipei
台北市私立賀蘭德文理短期補習班
contact.harlandeducation@gmail.com
We are looking for part-time teachers to join our growing team in Taipei!
If youare experienced and passionate about helping students reach their goals, pleaseuse the link below to submit your application.-- Highlights --School-aged students1 on 1 environmentFlexible ScheduleAll materials providedFun and interactive digital curriculumAll benefits including labour, health and pension provided.Work laptop providedMotivated students from top international schoolsComfortable working environment$900-1050 an hour-- Schedule –Mondays - Fridays 4 - 9:30 pmSaturdays 9:30 - 5 pm-- Requirements --APRC/Joint Family Resident Visa, or Taiwanese CitizenshipBachelor's degree or higher from a native English-speaking countryPassport from a native English-speaking countryMinimum of 2 years of related experienceExcellent academic writing skills-- Personal Qualities --Digitally literateExcellent verbal and written communication skillsGoal-oriented and motivated to help students achieve their aimsGrowth mentality and willingness to learn new skillsAdaptable-- Preferred qualities --Degree in writing/English literatureTEFL/TESOL/CELTA certificateInternational school experience-- Where to apply --If you have read the above description and think this job is for you, please kindlytake a few minutes to fill in the form below.
👉 Apply Here: https://forms.gle/ynpicwaCiey92YGU9
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