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Rainbow International Hailun Guoji 11th area, Guandu District, Kunming, China Email: [email protected] To Whom it may concern, Yunnan Rainbow Education Group is a dynamic, fast growing bilingual Kindergarten located in Kunming, Yunnan, China. In September 2017 Rainbow will have 5 Kindergartens open! We are now looking for foreign staff to teach in our international kindergarten classrooms. Kindergarten teaching positions include up to 30 hours per week in a classroom. Approximately 20 hours per week are instructional hours and up to 10 hours per week are supervisory hours. Bilingual Chinese teachers will provide support in classrooms with International teachers. Students range from 3-6 years old with a class maximum of 20 students. Curriculum and lesson plans will follow an international philosophy focused on hands-on, experiential learning. The curriculum and lessons will be provided by Canadian International Directors and Principals, who are from British Columbia and live in Kunming, China. The Canadian International Directors and Principals are Canadian certified teachers, were previously administrators in BC elementary schools, and have a great deal of experience with education in Canada and China. All Rainbow Education schools are new, beautiful buildings located beside large apartment complexes. The schools are clean, environmentally friendly, and well equipped with numerous supplies and resources. Parents, students, and staff are friendly and welcoming. Benefits of Rainbow International Kindergarten teaching positions include a substantial salary (11000-18000RMB based on qualifications and experience), a monthly apartment subsidy, a yearly airfare subsidy, 3 meals per school day, and paid holidays. Current contracts being offered are from August 28, 2017 to July 28, 2018. If you are interested in more information, please contact the Rainbow International Directors and Principals at [email protected]. Sincerely, Rainbow International Team Steve Fleck Tanya Goodwin CPHR, MEd, Bed CPHR, MEd, BEd, BA Phone: 18469190772 Phone: 18468168236 .

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