English Teaching Position at Ming Chi University of Technology
🏫 明志科技大學
📍Taiwan
💰 Competitive Salary
Job Description:
A position for a full-time English teacher is available at Ming Chi University of Technology, starting August 2025. The teacher will be responsible for instructing English courses to undergraduate students who are not majoring in English, and may also assist with English-related tasks as assigned by the institution. Desired Qualifications: - Native English speaker - M.A. or above in TESOL, English, or Applied Linguistics - Previous teaching experience at the college level, with a preference for ESP/EMI teaching experience - Familiarity with technology-enhanced language teaching and learning Application Documents required: 1. Cover letter and CV/resume 2. Two letters of recommendation (including teaching performance and administration assessments) 3. Photocopy of the highest diploma/degree earned 4. Proof of previous academic employment 5. Other relevant supporting materials (e.g., course syllabi or publications) 6. Link to a teaching demonstration video A valid work permit is mandatory for this position. Accommodation in the dormitory may be provided upon request, depending on availability and institutional policies. To apply, please send all documents to: Cindy Zeng Language Center, General Education Center Ming Chi University of Technology 84 Gungjuan Rd., Taishan, New Taipei City 24301, Taiwan Tel: 886-2-29089899 ext. 2238 E-mail: luyuzeng@mail.mcut.edu.tw
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