Jiangxi Normal University
Contact Mr. Shei at < jxjyxyy@163.com >
1. Salary: 5000RMB/month
2. Travel Allowance
3. Holiday Allowance
4. Free Apartment
5. Free utilities

a. General Introduction

Situated in one of China's most culturally and historically important cities, Nanchang – capital of Jiangxi Province, Jiangxi Normal University (JXNU) is the key university in this province of 40 million people. JXNU is a Mecca of literature, law science, engineering, commerce, fine arts and design, physical education and adult education.
　　Its history begins with National Chiang Kai-shek University, founded in 1940 with the world-renowned botanist and academician of the China Central Academy professor Hu Xiansu as university president. It was later renamed the Nanchang National University, finally becoming Jiangxi Normal University in 1983.
b. Faculty
　　JXNU was one of the first universities in China with the authority to grant both bachelor and masters degrees. It boasts 33 masters degree disciplines, 128 majors and 45 undergraduate specialties with more than 20,000 undergraduate and about 2000 postgraduate students and a teaching faculty of almost 1670 – including 146 professors and research fellows and 392 associate professors and associate research fellows. Among this distinguished staff, 3 have received the National Prominent Achievement award for young and middle aged experts, 64 are recipients of the Chinese State Council Special Grant and many belong to a recognised group of National Excellence Teachers . Furthermore JXNU has periodically hosted a large number of distinguished foreign experts, welcoming visiting professors and associate professors as well as academic consultants and qualified ESL teachers. The university has engaged 3 academicians as part-time professors and 4 as doctorate supervisors and also has 4 teachers as doctorate supervisors for the National Academy of Sciences.

c. Research and Projects
　　JXNU has always placed a spotlight on scientific research and high-tech development. In the past 5 years a total number of 4200 papers and dissertations by teachers and students have been published at home and abroad among which 140 have been embodied by SCI, EI and ISTP. The university has published over 500 academic books and assumed responsibility for 40 national projects. The most recent of which, the Super-Effect Polypropylene Leading Activator developed by the chemical industry research centre of JXNU, reaping a production value of more than 20 million RMB for the university.
d. General Introduction of the New Campuses
　　At present, Jiangxi Normal University has three campuses; the Qingshan Lake campus, Yao Lake campus (opened in 2003) and Qingyunpu campus, respectively with a land area of 500 mu, 2800 mu and 150 mu. All three campuses have excellent environments geared towards learning, teaching, research and living. The new Yao lake campus boasting three main innovations:
1. Internationalisation
Based on the principals of layout conception from Stanford University and other American and Worldwide renowned universities, the new Yao lake campus includes a special zone for international exchange and cooperation and has joint relationships with overseas top-level universities in the areas of teaching and research.
　　2、Green Design
The Yao Lake campus has a surrounding river with a surface water area of 200 mu. Additionally green lands, accounting for some 60% of the total area, consisting of flowers, lawns and trees are abundant. Special care has been taken to promote and protect the precious plant species metasequoia which was discovered by the university's first president, professor Hu.
　　3、‘Humanizing' the campus
The campus represents the humanistic aims of the administrators of the university to support scholars in their pursuit of academic goals. ‘The university will aim at de-emphasizing administration, highlighting teaching and research bringing it to the core of the university vision and to reflect a modern system of higher education.'
e. University Leaders
President of the University Party Committee 　　　　　　　　　　　　　You Hai
Vice president of the University Party Committee 　　　　　　　　　　　Cai Shenan
University vice presidents 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Sui Yifan
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Fu Xiuyan
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Jiang Fengchi
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Yu Huan
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Luo Laiwu
President of the University Discipline Committee 　　　　　　　　　　　　He Xiaoping
President Assistant 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Ouyang Zhongxiang
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Zhang Ping
f. Teaching Institutions
College of International Culture Exchange
College of Historical Culture
College of Fine Arts
College of Mathematics and Information Sciences
College of Physical Education
College of Foreign Language
College of Geography and Environment
College of City Constructure
College of Chemistry
College of Life Sciences
College of Transmission
College of Literature
College of Finance and Banking
College of Education
College of Law
College of Music
College of Business
College of Computer Science and Technology
College of Physics
College of Science Technology
College of Software
College of Adult Education
College of Politics and Administration
Training Center
g. International Exchanges and Overseas Students
　　In recent years gratifying leaps have been made in furthering international contact and exchanges with universities abroad.
　　To date, JNXU has established friendship relations with Hungary, Japan, Russia, the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand as well as Hong Kong and Taiwan. Among these, we have set up long-term exchange and cooperative relationships with Debrecen Science University in Hungary, Oklahoma City University, California State University, Northwestern Polytechnic University, University of Wisconsin-Platteville and Armstrong-Gate University in America, The University of Tasmania in Australia and Wakitipo University in New Zealand among others.
　　In the recent decade, the leaders of JXNU have made repeated study trips to European, American and Australasian countries to learn advanced world best practice in management and development as well as to strengthen ties. At the same time JXNU has hosted more than 40 groups of visiting guests, guest-lecturers and cooperative-research scholars from Hungary, Japan, England, Russia, America, Canada, North Korea, Thailand, Australia and New Zealand. This has also increased the Universities international profile and has been conducive to academic exchange and cooperation. JXNU has sent more than 700 teachers to other countries and regions to attend international conferences and make cooperative research though which the university has kept abreast of international educational trends and broadened relationship channels. This has in no small part raised the universities fame and contributed to its ongoing attractiveness as a Mecca for business and investments.
　　For years this university has attracted donations and investment from Hong Kong and Taiwan entrepreneurs, including the Yu Scholarship established by Mr. Yu Yelu, the Xiong Scholarship established by Mr. Xiong Zhiming, educational scholarships established by Mr. Du Yuru and Normal Education scholarships established by the Gaoxiong Jiangxi Compatriots Education Association. These scholarships and investments have aided the construction and development of the university.
　　Since 1994, the year the university was granted rights to enroll international students, JXNU has attracted students from all over the world to study mandarin Chinese and Chinese culture. The university boasts a well-qualified faculty, a superb learning environment, enthusiastic services and low tuition fees.
　　The JXNU School of Intercultural Studies accepts foreign students ranging from beginner to advanced levels and enrolls students wishing to pursue bachelor and masters degrees in China, as well as those just wishing to consolidate their mandarin chinese but without studying for a diploma. Additionally, JXNU also accepts students for short term training programmes over summer or winter vacations. The long-term Chinese study programmes last for 1 – 2 years on average, including rudimentary, primary, secondary and advanced classes. All classes cover a skills set including aural, oral, reading, grammar, writing, culture comprehension and courses covering the HSK (the National Mandarin Standard Exam). Additionally the university offers extra-curricular classes in Taiqi, Kungfu, Qigong and Chinese art and caligraphy.
　　The Masters programme is for three years with 128 specialisations including literature, ancient literature, Chinese contemporary literature, English language literature, general psychology, mathematics, chemistry, pedagogy, computer application, economics, education and physical education. Applicants for the masters degree programme are required to be under the age of 35 and hold a 4 year bachelor degree covering one of the following: psychology, commerce, physics, chemistry, law, music, fine arts etc. Applicants for bachelor degrees are required to be younger than 25 and senior high school graduates.
　　Jiangxi province is a magnificent tourist destination, one soaked in a traditional atmosphere of unspoilt nature, scenery and culture that is unique in China. The famous Lushan mountain – both a summer resort and the of the major seats of both Buddhism and Daoism as well as the arena for some of the major decisions taken in 20 th century Chinese politics – is located in the province. The city of
　　Jingdezhen, world famous as the pinnacle of ceramic china mastery in China is also here inside Jiangxi as is Longhu Shan (Dragon and Tiger mountain) – the cradle of Daoism, also boasting remarkably well preserved cliff tombs from the Spring and Autumn period (770 – 475 BC) and Warring States period (475 – 221 BC).
　　For further details please visit our website or contact us directly.
Address: Jiangxi Normal University
School of intercultural Studies.
437 West Beijing Road
Nanchang Jiangxi
330027
Telephone: 0791-8506180、0791-8507620
(School of Intercultural Studies)
Fax: 86-791-8502744
Email: jxjyxyy@163.com
Website: www.jxnu.edu.cn

Employment of Foreign Teachers:
1. Bachelor Degree or Above
2. Teachers from U.S.A, Canada, U.K. Australia, New Zealand

Benefits:

6. Salary: 5000RMB
7. Travel Allowance
8. Holiday Allowance
9. Free Apartment
10. Free utilities

Read the following for details:

Finance Arrangement
1.Salary:
A. Part A shall decide on Part B's salary according to his/her professional qualifications, the work assigned, and his/her educational and professional experience. Party B's monthly salary will be ￥5,000 Yuan RMB,70 % of which can be converted into foreign currency monthly. The full monthly salary will be paid by the 15th of each month, beginning on September 15th and continuing through the end of the second semester. If Part B works less than a month, the salary will be paid by the day.
2.Travelling Expenses:
If part B is engaged in the service for up to one year, Part A shall provide Part B with a round international economy class plane ticket covering the distance from the working place in China to the airport nearest to Part B's residence in his/her country. Usually, the plane ticket shall not be cashed. Only ticket of the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) shall be provided if Part B does not wish to return home via a direct route, Part A will supply Part B with eighty percent of the cost of the direct airfare in Reminbi.
3.Dwelling:
Part A shall provide Part B with free housing equipped with furniture, bedding, a bath room, a washing machine, a TV set, a refrigerator, air-conditioning and kitchen utensils. Part A shall provide Part B with telephone, and Part A will pay the local phone bill (the monthly bill cannot exceed 80 yuan RMB) and Part B the long-distance call bill. On leaving China, upon the expiration of the contract, Part A shall inspect the housing. If there is any damage, Part A shall ask Part B to pay for the loss according to the seriousness of damage. If Part B requires more electrical appliances, he/she will ask Part A for permission, and the costs will be covered by Part B. The sheets in Part B’s apartment will be washed by the housekeeper, and the washing of Part B's personal clothes should be done either by Part B or by paid laundry service.
4.Meals:
Part A shall arrange for Part B's meals. Part B shall pay for the bills monthly. Both parties shall agree upon the meal standards after consultation. Gas is provided if part B chooses to cook himself/herself. Part B shall bear the gas expenses.
5.Transportation:
Part A shall provide cars freely for Part B on trips concerning Part A's business.
6.Medical Care:
Medical care for Part B shall be subsidized in accordance with China's medical system, except for expenses incurred in registration, doctor's home visits, fitting false teeth, dental cleaning, cosmetic surgery, buying spectacles, boarding in hospital and non-medical tonics. Part B shall pay for medical care provided away from the school clinic without the consent of part A. The expense of medical care in Hong Kong and other areas not in China shall be borne by Part B.
7.Holidays:
A. Part B is entitled to have the same holidays as Chinese teachers in the school and in addition have two days off at Christmas.
B. If he/she is ill, Part B shall ask for sick leave and provide a doctor's certificate. If the period of Part B's sick leave covers any vacations or holidays, as mentioned in Item 7. (1), they are automatically given up.
C. A holiday allowance of two thousand and two hundred (2,200) yuan RMB shall be granted to Part B if he/she has worked for a full year, Eleven hundred (1,100) shall be granted to those who have worked for more than a semester, but less than a year. The holiday allowance cannot be converted into FEC.
D. A travel allowance of five thousand (8,000) yuan RMB shall be granted to Part B if he/she has worked for a full year, four thousand (4,000) yuan RMB shall be granted to those who have worked for more than a semester, but less than a year.
E. Every year, we will organize twice travel in our province for every foreign teachers, we cover all of things.