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Entry-Level English Teacher

English 1

Etobicoke, ONOn Site

Original Job Summary

About the Entry-Level English Teacher Role

English 1 is seeking enthusiastic, globally minded individuals to begin their teaching career in China. As an Entry-Level English Teacher you will teach English to children aged 3-16 in a dynamic, immersive environment using award-winning multimedia tech and curriculum.

Responsibilities

  • Teach English to children aged 3-16
  • Plan and deliver dynamic lessons
  • Evaluate student progress and provide feedback
  • Participate in social and cultural activities

Benefits

  • Competitive salary with performance bonus after 6 months
  • 10 days paid leave + 11 statutory holidays
  • Flight allowance and sponsored flight to China for select cities
  • International health insurance (co-paid)
  • Sponsored legal Z work visa and hotel accommodation upon arrival
  • TEFL certification and professional development opportunities
  • Access to distance learning courses and free Mandarin Chinese lessons

Requirements

  • Passport and bachelor’s degree (or near completion)
  • ESL certification (sponsorship available)
  • No previous teaching experience required
  • Clear background check

Key skills/competency

  • Teaching
  • English
  • ESL
  • Curriculum
  • Assessment
  • Multimedia
  • Communication
  • Cultural Adaptability
  • Professional Development
  • Teamwork

How to Get Hired at English 1

🎯 Tips for Getting Hired

  • Customize your resume: Highlight teaching and cultural experiences.
  • Emphasize qualifications: Detail your degree and certifications.
  • Research English 1: Understand their mission and success in China.
  • Prepare for interviews: Practice common teaching scenario questions.

📝 Interview Preparation Advice

Technical Preparation

Review lesson planning methodologies.
Familiarize with multimedia teaching tools.
Brush up classroom management software.
Understand digital curriculum resources.

Behavioral Questions

Describe a challenging classroom experience.
Explain your approach to student engagement.
Share a time you adapted lesson plans.
Detail how you handle cultural diversity challenges.