Full Time and Part Time English Teachers Needed in Taiwan
Date 2016-02-13 18:02:36 Location : Asia:Taiwan
Skills Language Academy in Taiwan is now hiring for both full time and part time English teachers.
Our mission is to educate our students the north American way. Our teaching staff is consisted of 100% foreign teachers from both the USA and Canada. Our Management team consists of several former English teachers who will walk you through your application, planning for your year in Taiwan and doing your pre-arrival documents. Once here, we organize all of your documentation for working legally at Skills. In addition to our competitive salary, we guarantee your teaching hours, offer regular raises, and contract renewal bonuses. Curricula and materials are provided, and our management structure provides ongoing living and teaching support. Successful teachers can choose to renew their yearly contracts or choose to explore the opportunities for advancement (curriculum writing, management, training, marketing and even become a business partner).
Our mission is to educate our students the north American way. Our teaching staff is consisted of 100% foreign teachers from both the USA and Canada. Our Management team consists of several former English teachers who will walk you through your application, planning for your year in Taiwan and doing your pre-arrival documents. Once here, we organize all of your documentation for working legally at Skills. In addition to our competitive salary, we guarantee your teaching hours, offer regular raises, and contract renewal bonuses. Curricula and materials are provided, and our management structure provides ongoing living and teaching support. Successful teachers can choose to renew their yearly contracts or choose to explore the opportunities for advancement (curriculum writing, management, training, marketing and even become a business partner).
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