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English Teacher
Real Education Academy offers high-quality English instruction to young learners aged 3-12, teenagers preparing for Cambridge exams like KET, PET, and IELTS, adults focusing on Business Conversational
Homeroom English teacher
Imagine stepping into a vibrant classroom where every day is a new adventure in language, culture, and personal growth. As a Homeroom English Teacher, you’ll be the heart of a dynamic, immersive learning
Homeroom Teacher
22 28k after tax Elementary School Homeroom Teacher in Beijing Salary Range RMB 22K 28K after tax negotiable Subject Homeroom Teacher School Type Elementary School Location Shunyi District, Beijing Starting
ESL Teacher
We are seeking a dynamic and passionate ESL Teacher to join our vibrant educational community in the heart of Beijing. If you hold a bachelor’s degree or master’s degree in education or a related field,
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