JiNing, Shandong Province China

Detailed information of this program:
1. This program will be 2 terms: ( 10 days each term)
Term 1: 6h , July ----15th ,July 2005
Term 2: 16th , July ---- 25th ,August 2005
2. Location: JiNing City , Shandong Province
3. Teaching Hours: 4 teaching hours daily
4. Age of Students: 13-16
5. Class size: 30 – 50
6. Teaching materials: Supplied ( Please do not hesitate to bring your own materials if you have any special ideas for your classes).

Salary and Benefits:
1. Salary: 3000RMB for each term
2. Accommodation: Free apartment or free hotel room (sharing) with 24 hours hot water, TV, AC, etc.
3. Meals : ( Free) Provided by us.
4. Benefits:Free Trip to QuFu
5. Transportation fee: Round trip train or bus tickets reimburse from your place to JiNing
(We will make sure you are picked up from the train station or bus station)once you arrive

Qualifications:
1. Native English speaker from US, CA, AUS, New Zealand only.
2. 20-50years old;
3. Teaching experience is a must.
4. Male teachers only.
Please make sure your visa is OK when you work with us in JiNing

Please send your resume and photo with Title- JiNing summer teachers to
sandyliangzh@sohu.com

Contact: Sandy
Tel: 0086-631-5621788

JiNing City Information:
Famous sight:
QuFu ( Birthplace of Confucius) ; Confucius Mansions; Confucius Temple ; Confucius Forest
Of monumental significance to the Chinese is Qufu, birthplace of Confucius, with its harmonies of carved stone, timber and fine imperial architecture. Following a 2000 year-old tradition, there are two fairs a year in Qufu- in spring and autumn when the place comes alive with craftspeople, healers, acrobats, peddlers and peasants. It also hosts a huge party on 28 September to mark Confucius’ birthday.
( 30mins driving from JiNing downtown to Qufu.)

Tai Shan ( Tai Mountain)
Tai Shan ‘s place on the hearts and minds of the Chinese people is deeply rooted in their most ancient creation myth-the story of Pan Gu. For nearly 3000 years emperors have paid their homage, a few reaching the summit, all contributing to the rich legacy of temples , tress, pavilions and calligraphy. Originally made for sacrifices, these visits soon acquired a political significance: it was thought heaven would never allow an unworthy ruler to ascend, so a successful climb indicated divine approval.
( 1 hours and half driving from JiNing downtown to Tai Mountain)