School Information #
The kindergarten is a Montessori kindergarten that has been licensed to run a school and approved by the Education Bureau of Luohu District. With the international Montessori education method as the core, it integrates diversified teaching contents such as infiltration English environment, aesthetic education art, water education characteristics, kinetic and physical fitness, and natural research. International Montessori AMI/AMS certified teachers are the core teaching team to cultivate children to adapt to future development and social adaptability and self-development
ability, focus, self-confidence, independence, fraternity, enthusiasm for life, and pursuit of excellence. The kindergarten has a building area of nearly 5000 square meters, occupying an area of over 2000 square meters, with an outdoor activity area of over 1000 square meters. It is equipped with an A-grade kitchen, a children’s theater, large-scale amusement facilities, and other hardware conditions. It also has multi-functional rooms such as art room,
science room, dance room, etc. It is the largest and most comprehensive Montessori kindergarten in Shenzhen. The classroom area of the classroom is 120+ square meters, with independent bathrooms and cloakrooms, good lighting, and ventilation. The desks and chairs in the classroom are all environmentally friendly solid oak wood materials. Each classroom is equipped with over 300 teaching aids.
Curriculum system
Concentrate on independence and confidence. In the Montessori complete environment, the teacher applies Montessori education and materials to encourage children to explore and discover, work with peers, and help them build themselves. This home-like complete environment is a bridge connecting children with the outside world, giving them the key to exploring the world, encouraging independent learning, cultivating self-confidence, independent thinking, and action, and enabling children to develop orderliness, concentration, perseverance, and independent and healthy personalities in a relaxed and comfortable environment. The Montessori classroom is divided into five areas (daily living area, sensory area, math area, language area, and science and culture area), and there is a three-hour Montessori work cycle every day to awaken a child’s inner focus.
Qualifications: #
a) Native English Speaker from the US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland or South Africa
b) Major in early childhood education or other related field preferred
c) Two years of teaching experience is strongly preferred; TESOL certification is a plus.
d) Age between 24 and 40
e) Can apply for a Chinese Z visa in an English teaching position.
Job Descriptions #
a) Student age: 3~6 ；Pre-kindergarten:1.5~3
b) Class size: 15-24 students
c) Working hours: 7:50 am – 5:00 pm, Mon-Fri, break at noon time: 13:30-14:30
d) 2 days off per week.
e) Class teaching, preparation, and relative work (weekly and monthly teaching plans, daily summary, weekly
report and monthly reports, environmental decorations
f) Accomplish assignments allocated by the teaching manager/kindergarten principal
g) Attending training, meetings, and company activities
h) Student Activities
i) Parent’s meetings
j) Continuously learning up-to-date classes and self-created classes and improving
k) Maintain good relationships with class members and parents
l) Take good care of the students and help them build up a good personality
m) Assist other teachers’ classes; accompany students at other classes and activities.
Compensation #
a) Basic Salary: 16,000~23,000 RMB/month (before tax)
b) Reimbursement for the visa application fee, Visa guidance, follow-up and advise
c) Insurance provided
d) 11 days public holidays/year, 2 days off/week, summer and winter vacations
e) Airfare bonus, Airport Pickup assistance, and grounding service
f) Training: On-board orientation: living in China, work culture, company policy, etc.
g) Contract renewal bonus
About #
Luohu is a district- the third level of administrative division in China- located in the southern part of Shenzhen municipality. The Shenzhen River, which separates the district from North District, Hong Kong forms its southern limits. The two characters in its name mean ‘to capture the lake’. Its area is small compared to other districts in the area but its population remains as large as European capital city!
Population: There are around 1 million people living here – that’s as many as there are in San Jose, California.
Scenery: Luohu is a bustling district in the heart of Shenzhen, one of China’s fastest-growing cities. Icy skyscrapers tower over a valley encircled by verdant hills and rivers. Lush, emerald mountains beckon in the distance, a welcome escape for those weary of the noise and fast-paced city life.
History: Originally inhabited by a mixture of tribal groups known to the Chinese as the Baiyue (“Hundred Yue”), Luohu and the rest of Guangdong province was always a frontier region. Gradually, it saw a steady trickle of Han migrants until the Tang dynasty, when there ceased to be a separation between the “Yue” and “Han”.
During the Qing dynasty, your ancestors were most probably affected by the Coastal Clearance ordered by the imperial government to provide a buffer zone against attacks from Ming adherents led by the pirate Koxinga, who had ousted the Dutch from the island of Taiwan and established a base there.
After the ban was lifted in 1684, many of the original inhabitants did not return, and immigrant Hakkas from other areas with limited arable land filled the vacuum… Other Hakkas were encouraged by Guangdong authorities to spread out and settle in mountainous areas in the Pearl River Delta.
Claim to Fame: Luohu is famous for the shopping and nightlife. Join the lively throngs on Dongmen pedestrian street for everything from clothes and shoes to street food! This district also hosts many of Shenzhen’s most recognizable buildings. Visitors flock to Diwang Tower, the tallest building in the city, for a breathtaking view from the sixty-ninth floor. Shun Hing Square, KK100, and the Guomao Building also pierce the Luohu skyline.
Food: Originally, Shenzhen was inhabited by various groups, which mainly included Cantonese and Hakka people. Today, it still remains a migrant city. Therefore its food is very diverse. It is famous for its dim sum and congee.Some of the local delicacies of Luohu include wine made out of lychees and peasant-style goose.
Where did the Overseas Chinese go: Since the 19th century, thousands of people have immigrated from Shenzhen in search of a better future. Their descendants can today be found in faraway tropical isles around the world, such as Jamaica and Tahiti, as well as many countries of Southeast Asia, and North America.
