- Four-day work week, Monday-Thursday
Yes - 11-13 teaching hours / 11-13 classes per week
Yes. - High school-level classes
Mostly for sure. Cannot guarantee 100% - Class sizes 25-35 students
At this point I cannot say for sure. Will know when enrollment and classes are more up to date. - Opportunity to choose my own English-language textbook
Yes. - Legal Z work visa support
Yes. - No intensive emphasis on student testing
Yes.
Also, below are a few more questions I have about the opportunity:
- What will be my monthly salary?
I can guarantee minimum of 10,000.00 RMB. - Will the school provide insurance to teachers?
Yes. - Will I live in the on-campus housing provided for teachers? Will teachers pay for these apartments?
Yes. You don’t have to pay for accommodation. - Will students at the new school be expected to take the Gau Kau?
No. But mostly likely they will. The education level in Wulian is very high. Even those who could not afford to attend high school in the past and will come to our school are very good students. They mostly likely want to give it a try. - On a day-to-day basis, will students or teachers move to different classrooms for every class?
Do not know at the moment. - As an English teacher at the school, will I also be able to teach English in the community privately?
Only upon approval. And we will try to set up private classes for you and make sure you get extra pay for that. - When will major renovations/construction of the new campus begin?
Already under way. Will be done by May or so. - Is there more information about the members of the incoming English department?
Not yet. I am awaiting enrollment numbers. - How often will you be able to visit the school?
5 times a year. - Last, I looked up Public-Private Partnerships online, which looks like an initiative of the World Bank. Is this the same PPP that you mentioned before?
Yes in name and in content. The idea is from World Bank and is international. But what they are doing in China is purely a Chinese initiative.