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From: teaching in Shanghai and JiangsuSuzhou now.
Email: SangXing888@gmail.com
Date: 26 Nov 2007
Time: 10:15:08
Remote Name: 218.81.199.180
Welcome to Wuxi Institute of Technology and Wuxi Guanghua Private School ! Do you want to teach in the beautiful city, Jiangsu?Please get back to me as soon as you can if you really need a teaching job here in Wuxi city ,near the beautiful TaiLake, Jiangsu Province near Shanghai! Sang Xing We need 4 English and 2 German teachers and 2 French teachers ,2 Italian from the end of May and the starting of Sep of 2007. If you are interested, please send me your resume,passport,degree and photo asap. And we will sign a contract with you. You can leave for Shanghai Pudong Airport asap. If you can't come, Can you help me find some friends of yours that want to teach in China for us? We need your help. if possible,then thanks and we can pay a commission to you. Sang Xing Tel: 13391005255 Salary: +5000rmb/mont+ a very nice apartment+ a round ticket+2200rmb travel allowance and so on... Teach in Jiangsu, China Welcome To ................. Introducation Contract Terms Contact Info Wuxi Guanghua Private School -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The city of Wuxi, known as "the Pearl on Lake Taihu" is a satellite city of Shanghai, the central coastal hub of East China and business centre of the country. Wuxi Guanghua Private School is located close to the lakeside and near the well-known scenic area of Meiyuan, "the Plum Garden". Set on a lush green campus, the school has undergone major developments since 1995 and is now one of the biggest schools in China. It has gained the distinction of being the only private school to be listed in State Ministry of Education's publication, "50 years of Educational Achievement in the New China". It is a boarding school with 15 grades from kindergarten to senior high school level with a student population of 6000 and a faculty of 1100, which includes 40 to 60 foreign teachers. With a campus area of 613 mu (about 43 hectares) and a building area of 200,000 m2, the aggregate investment totals 400 million Yuan. In 2003 the school established the International Department, which currently focuses mainly on providing A-level courses of the Cambridge International Examinations for students who have finished junior middle school studies and are planning on going abroad upon completion of their A-level examinations at the school. Now the school set up a new brach school for the training department,so we also need teachers who are qualified for the training both at school and outside. Each school year, the school needs to recruit 20 to 40 native English-speaking teachers, 3 to 5 of whom are to respectively teach A-level maths, physics, chemistry and economics. Vacancy: 20 (language) + 3 (A-level sciences) Gender: M / F Degree: Bachelor, Master, PhD Major: unspecified Work Experience: one year Teacher or expert: teacher Age: 20-60 Nationality: American, British, Canadian, Australia, New Zealand, etc Language: English, Japanese Contract duration: 6months or one year Starting date: Dec and Feb of 2008 Working place: on campus or outside of the school Workload: 64 class hours per month (1 class hour equals 45 minutes) (Based on the Guanghua calender) Monthly salary (RMB): 5000rmb for 18 hours, and more money for more hours; Courses to teach: oral English Air fare (RMB): round trip (maximum US$850) Travel allowance (RMB): 2200 on completion of the contract Medical allowance (RMB): 2000 on completion of the contract Monthly telephone allowance (RMB): local calls are free Broad line Internet: free Meals: free Free Chinese language and Kungfu courses: 4 class hours per week Board: free apartment on campus Lisa or Rose Tel: +86-510-65500532 Mobile: 13391005255 Fax: +86-510-65500532 & +86-510-65502666-8156 E-mail: SangXing888@hotmail.com and Sangxing888@163.com Website: http://www.wxgh.net.cn Address: FAO ,Wanghu Road, Meiyuan,WuxiGuanghua Private School Jiangsu, PR China Postcode: 214066 Brief Introductioin to Wuxi Institute of Technology. Wuxi Institute of Technology (WXIT) is an independent, full-time public higher vocational institute. The institute was authorized by the National Education Ministry and is under the jurisdiction of Jiangsu Education Office. WXIT was founded in October of 1959 and in 1994 it was appointed as one of the 10 schools to run 5-year higher vocational education in the country. In 2003, WXIT was accredited by Ministry of Education and Ministry of Finance as the only constructing institution of the accredition entitled "National Demonstrative Higher Vocational Institute" in Jiangsu Province, "National CNC Urgently-needed Talents Cultivation Base", and "Urgently-needed Talents Cultivation and Training Base for Jiangsu Automobile Technology". The institute is located near the beautiful Tai Hu Lake, with two campuses; one in Zhong Qiao campus and Tai Hu campus. The institute occupies an area of 860 Mu with a building area of 216,000 square meters. It has 10,000 full time students living and studing on campus, and there are other 3,000 students in the city of Wuxi are receiving part time training at our institute every year. The institute has set up 10 subsidiary departments. These departments are Machinery, Automobile Engineering, Electro-mechanics, Automation, Electronics Engineering, Business and Management, Computer Science, Fundamental Education, Continuous Education & Training and Practice & Training. The setting of the institute's majors mainly focuses on the Jiangsu's backbone industry-manufacturing. Therefore a major set of departments has been created focusing on the industry chain. Now 16 different majors and 38 vocational pragrams have come into being. All of these adapt themselves to the manufacturing industry-chain including core industries, relevant industries and additive industries. Among them, CNC Technology Application and Automobile Technology and Service are the National Key Majors. Modern Electric Technology is the Provincial Demonstrative Major. Mode and Die Design and Manufacturing, Computer Science and Technology, Marketing are Provincial Featured Majors. Electro-mechanical Automation and Robot Technology are Key majors within the institute. Our institute always focuses on the following: * Providing high quality education so as to cultivate outstanding talents. * Equip the students with good professional skill and innovative spirit. * Giving sense of social responsibility and vocational morality, as well as promoting an active attitude and healthy physical condition. The graduates are widely welcomed by various businesses and enterprises; the employment rates of the graduates in the last 3 years are above 95%. In 2003, 2004,WXIT was accredited as the Jiangsu Provincial Model for Graduates Employment. During 2002 and 2004, the team of our institute has attended the "CCTV Cup of National College Students Robot Competition", which were sponsored by the Ministry of Science and Technology and China Central Television. As the only team representing all the higher vocational colleges nationwide, our competitors have achieved excellent results from the three competitions. The institute has won the trust of society with its high education quality and employment rate, and therefore become the first choice for high school graduates within the province. In 2003, the institute became the first affiliate member of the American Association Community Colleges for International Development (CCID).Still,WXIT is on the march of upgrading the internationalization of vocational education to the next level. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wuxi introduction Foreign trade and economic cooperation Foreign-related organizations Development plans Development zones Investment policies Projects seeking cooperation -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WUXI INTRODUCTION Wuxi, also named “Liangxi”, is a famous city with a long history in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. Three thousand years ago, Taibo, the eldest son of the Emperor Zhouwu in the West Zhou Dynasty came here, set up the State of Gouwu and created the Wu culture. Wuxi,a sparkling pearl of the Taihu Lake , is situated in the southern part of Jiangsu Province and in the middle of the Shanghai-Nanjing Railway. It is 128km away from Shanghai with Suzhou in between and 183km away from Nanjing with Changzhou in between. With the Taihu lake in the south and the south and the Yangtze River in the north, it borders Zhejiang Province and has bank of 35km along the Yangtze. Wuxi is a famous city with a long history in southern china. As early as 3000 years ago (end of 11th century BC ), in order to give the throne to his brother Jili, Taibo, the eldest son of the Emperor Zhouwu in the northern tribe, came here from Shaanxi together with his younger brother Zhongyong and set up the State of Gouwu (now Meicun Town of Xishan city ).By leading the local people to engage in water conservancy,agricultural and sericultural production, Taibo promoted the combination of central and southern Chinese culture and created the Wu Culture. In the 5th year of West Han Dynasty (202BC), Wuxi County was formally established. The name of Wuxi, literarily meaning “no tin ”, was given due to the extinguishing resource of tin of the Tin Hill. The City of Wuxi was set up in 1949. It is now a city directly under the jurisdiction of Jiangsu Province. Wuxi has under its jurisdiction Xishan, Jiangyin and Yixing Cities (county-level ) and Chongan, Nanchang, Beitang, Suburban, Mashan and New Districts. The total area of the city is 4650sq.km. and the population 4.33 million by the end of 1999, of which 1.1 million are in the metropolitan area. As the birthplace of the Wu Culture, Wuxi has a galaxy of evergrowing talented personnel who have made contributions to the development of China’s economy and culture. Key celebrities of Wuxi origin are as follows : Poet Li Kun of Tang Dynasty, Poet Youmao of Song Dynasty, Painter Ni Zan of Yuan Dynasty, Painter Wang Fu and Traveler Xu Xiake of Ming Dynasty, Diplomat Xue Fucheng of Qing Dynasty, Scientists Xu Shou and his son Xu Jiangyin, Scientists Hua Hengfang and Hua Shifang brothers, contemporary and modern revolutionaries Qin bangXian, Lu Dingyi, Wang Kunlun, Yan Pu, Scientists Zhou Peiyuan and Qian Weichang, Economists Sun Yefang and Xue Moqiao, Industrialists Rong Zongjin and Rong Desheng, Writer and Historian Liu Bannong, Writer Qian Zhongshu, Movie Star Shangguan Yunzhu, Painer Xu Beihong and National Musician Hua Yanjun ( A Bin the Blind ), etc. Wuxi is an important economic center. Early this century, Mr Rong Zongjin and Mr Rong Desheng, representatives of China’s national industrialists, set up a group of industrial enterprises in their hometown, recording Wuxi as a birthplace in the history of China’s national industry. Due to developd industry and flourishing economy, Wuxi is reputed as “Little Shanghai” for half a century. Since the founding of New China, Wuxi’s economy is developing rapidly. And since the 3th Plenary Session of the 11th Party Central Committee and under the guild line of the Deng Xiaoping Theory and the basic line of the Party, the people in Wuxi emancipate their mind in high spirit, grasp the opportunity and have created unprecedented glories in the history of its development. Wuxi is listed as one of China’s 15 key economic centers. It is also one of the 50 cities in China with powerful comprehensive strength, and among 40 cities in China with excellent investment environment. Wuxi has formed a processing system with complete category and powerful support capability. Its key sectors of industry include those of machinery, electronics, light and textile, metallurgical, chemical and pharmaceutical industries. It has also become a modernized industrial city with large scale and high standard along China’s coastal areas. In 1999. The GDP of the whole city was 113.8 billion yuan and its public revunue 8.72 billion yuan. Its per capita GDP supassed 26,000 yuan, which continued to rank the first place in Jiangsu Province. Wuxi is a regional hub of transportation. With railways, highways, air routes, and waterways, Wuxi enjoys convenient transportation network and connects Jiangsu with Zhejiang and Anhui Provinces. Nine highways connect Wuxi with important cities like Shanghai, Nanjing and Hangzhou. Shanghai-Nanjing Railway and Shanghai-Nanjing Expressway Pass through the city. It is only 2hr’s drive from Wuxi to shanghai-Hongqiao Airport. The Wuxi Airport has opened up domestic air routes and large jumbo jets are able to take off and land there. By relying on the Yangtze, the Grand Canal and the Taihu Lake, Wuxi has 7 waterways which connect different places. The city centre is 40km away from Jiangyin Harbour and Zhangjiang Harbour. Both Wuxi-Jiangyi Expressway and JiangyinYangtze River Highway Bridge have been open to traffic, while Xinyi-Changxing Railway under fast construction. With developed post and telecommunications system, all the telephone exchanges in urban and rural areas are programme-controlled, transmission digitalized and direct calls can be made to 156 countries and territories in the world. The EMS service is established between Wuxi and 27 countries and territories in the world which include those of USA, Japan and UK. Wuxi is famous tourist resort. The landscape of the city embodies the beauty of the Yangtze, the Grand Canal, the Taihu Lake, fountains, caves and gardens and is characteristic of the unique features of a water village in southern China. Wuxi takes over the most beautiful corner of the Taihu Lake and on the shore of the that Lake scatter famous parks such as Turtle-head Peninsula Park, Lee Garden, Plun Garden and Xihui Park. Humanitarian and historical relics wellknown at home and abroad are all located in the whole city. To name only a few, they are the Donglin College, Native House of Zhang Wentian, Native House of Xu Xiake, Huangshen Fort, Taibo Temple, Taibo Tomb and Memorial House of Xu Beihong, etc. In recent years, the Wuxi National Tourist Resort Zone at Mashan has completed a few large sightseeing and amusement projects such as the International Angling Center, the Moon-bay Vacational Village and the Linshan Scenic Spot. The Wuxi Taihu Film & Television City has built the theme parks such as “City of Europe”, “City of Tang Dynasty”, “City of Three Kingdoms” and “City of Water Margin”. In the past few years, Wuxi is evaluated as one of China’s ten major tourist cities, and early this year, it is listed in the first group as one of “ China’s Excellent Tourist Cities” by the National Tourism Administration. The dawn of the new Millenium has set in and Wuxi-“the Glistening Pearl of Taihu Lake” will shine even brighter than ever. Dear International Living Reader, China's two largest cities, Beijing and Shanghai, garner most of the attention for tourism and trade in China's mainland, while little-known Wuxi, set between the two, remains virtually unknown to the outside world. Located in the Jiangsu Province, on the southeast coast, Wuxi is among the oldest cities in China, with origins dating back to the Han dynasty (206 B.C.-A.D. 220). It's a dynamic place, combining a natural landscape and age-old culture with plenty of urban attractions. Here, you'll experience a version of big-city life on a miniature scale that's far more digestible--and dare I suggest, inhalable--than its massive, overcrowded sister-cities Beijing (to the north) and Shanghai (to the south). Fabulous indoor shopping malls and charming boutique shops line the street along the renowned Zhongshan Road--Wuxi's equivalent to Main Street--where you'll find fine dining, upscale hotels, highrises, and local merchants peddling everything from beverages to skewered beef. At night, the skyline glistens with sparkling lights, while the streets magically clear to an unexpected calm. Foreign investment and tourism are slower to develop here than in the bigger cities, and finding people who speak English outside of the hotels is not a foregone conclusion (though you will see the occasional American-style fast food joint or Western-style restaurant). Full meals to feed a family of four, at splendidly decorated traditional Chinese restaurants with welcoming hostesses, cost as little as $30--and you'll be spared the "Americanized" versions of Chinese cuisine! For its relative quaintness and value, Wuxi is a pleasant and affordable surprise for travelers to China. It's well worth a weekend visit on your way to or from the bigger destinations. You can get to Wuxi in 90 minutes by train from Shanghai (for about $10), or by a slightly longer flight from Beijing (for about $100 including taxes). Upon arriving at Wuxi's tiny airport, there are a number of waiting taxis and a community bus that will get you into the city center in 15 minutes for 10 Yuan ($1.20). Once there, taxis are abundant and can get you to almost anyplace within city limits for 10 to 20 Yuan ($1.20 to $2.40). Since most drivers don't speak English, it helps to have either a working knowledge of Chinese or a printed document naming your destination. Vinnie Apicella For International Living Chinese Version 中文版 Exchange&Cooperation In order to study the advanced vocational education concepts and elevate the education level, the institute keeps on communicating and cooperating with international institutions. Members of industries, vocational education institutions and community colleges coming from America, Germany, Australia，Japan, HK and Taiwan have had many intercommunions and negotiations with the institute. The institute employs foreign teachers and invites experts to teach or give lectures to the students, widening students view and mind as well as improving the communication ability of foreign languages. Every year, some teachers are selected to go abroad or go to Hong Kong and Macao to study, investigate or receive training projects. In 2003, WXIT became the member institute of "Community Colleges for International Development" (CCID). In 2005, WXIT started the joint-education program of "International Business (Global Marketing)" with TAFE Southwestern Sydney Institute, Australia.
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