Montessori School Teacher Position
🏫 Harmony Montessori School
📍Taichung, Taiwan
💰 Competitive Salary
Job Description:
A GREAT Job, Harmony Montessori School
Harmony Montessori School
davidwang@hmet.org
04-2461-2766
Harmony Montessori Education Institute was founded in 2012 by a group of AMS and AMI certified parents.
We follow the AMS curriculum and philosophy, which views children as the subject of the learning process.
We believe that learning includes diverse abilities that enable them to become holistic individuals.
We strive for qualities such as independence, resourcefulness and altruism.Children learn willingly and have strong interests because of the exposure they get in this organic learning environment.
There will be an opening for an English teacher in the preschool classroom (aged 3-6) and the lower elementary classroom (aged 6-9).
We are looking for a native speaker who has at least 3 years of teaching experience (with young children up till 12 years old).
Montessori certification is preferable but not required.
Also, a teacher who can commit to two years or longer will be looked at preferentially.You will be working along with two other Chinese teachers in the classroom.
Working hours are from 8:00~17:00.
We will provide both labor and health insurance.
Professional development training will also be provided where necessary.If you are passionate, patient, loving, and creative, please send us your resume.
In addition to this.
Please include a short (1-2 minute) voice recorded introduction of yourself.
Website: https://hmet.org
👉 Apply Here: davidwang@hmet.org
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