JiNing, Shandong Province China

Detailed information of this program:

1. This program will be from 16th , July ---- 25th , July 2005

2. JiNing City , Shandong Province

3. Location:

4. Teaching Hours: No more than 4 teaching hours daily

5. Age of Students: 13-16

6. Class size: 30 – 50

7. Teaching materials: Supplied ( Please bring your own materials if you have any special ideas for your classes).

Salary and Benefits:
1. Salary: 3000RMB for 10 days
2.
3. Accommodation: Free apartment or free hotel room (sharing) with 24 hours hot water, TV,
etc.

4. Meals : ( Free) Provided by us.
5.
4. Benefits: Free Travel in JiNing
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.
4. Teaching experience is a must.
5.
6. Male teachers only.
7.
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 sights:
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 Originally made for sacrifices, these visits soon acquired a political significance: it was thought heaven would never allow an unworthy ruler to ascend, so a successful climb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)