For Teach Recruiting Celebrates Two Years Of Placing Teachers into Public School Jobs In Shenzhen
Apr 6, 2018
For those considering whether to teach English in Shenzhen, For Teach Recruiting can help with the process. The company just celebrated its second anniversary in operation.
Shenzhen China - April 6, 2018 —
For Teach Recruiting and Jay Ahn are pleased to announce that they recently celebrated their second anniversary in business. They have the vision of providing those who want to Teach English in Shenzhen and other locations with helpful tips, suggestions and process facilitation. The founder, Jay Ahn recognized that there are many great schools in China that are still having difficulties finding the right candidates. There are as well many teachers in China not being placed at the best jobs. In order to bridge the gap between great schools and great teachers, For Teach Recruiting was established.
For Teach Recruiting can make the transition to Teaching English in China an easy process. The team will be available to assist applicants at every point with professional guidance and personalized support. The job placement consultants spend at least three hours of Skype talk time. They understand that changing jobs is a life-altering experience. Each prospective teacher is unique, and the staff at For Teach is available to serve all the individual needs.
Public School Jobs in Shenzhen are available, as well as other jobs in various locations elsewhere in China. There are jobs in Shanghai, Beijing, Tianjin, Guangzhou, and Fuzhou. There are different types of teaching positions open, including kindergarten jobs, language schools, public schools and university jobs. Teachers can find positions for adult student jobs, business English jobs or Director of Studies jobs. The website information includes many links to resources which will be helpful in making the transition to China. Details about available housing and climate considerations are listed.
For Teach Recruiting operates from their offices in Shenzhen. They are a local company managed by a foreigner. This provides an advantage to bridge the cultural gap which may exist. The company was established with core values to better serve teachers. These include integrity, commitment, passion, and reliability.
Contact Info:
Name: Jay Ahn
Organization: For Teach Recruiting
Address: 6 Fuhua 3 Road, Suite 1300 Futian District, Shenzhen China 518000
Phone: +86 0755-8276-4943
For more information, please visit https://www.forteachrecruiting.com/
Release ID: 326122
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