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Beijing: Special Education Needs TeacherPosted by Banyue, October 9, 2008 11:20 AM
This is a recruitment advertisement. Please contact the advertiser directly if you are interested. See all job ads or place a job ad. Care for Children Special Needs School is looking for a qualified Special Needs teacher to take over a class of international students from 1 January 2009. Our children vary in ages from 7-13 with mild to severe learning difficulties. We are need of a dynamic teacher who will grow with the students and the school to create a loving and stable learning environment for them. Applicants must have the following qualifications:
Roles include:
For more information please email meryl@careforchildren.com.cn |
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