Hello!

If you prefer to teach in rural China, I have got a great opportunity for you.

I have worked in a Tibetan village in Qinghai Province(Greater Tibetan where
foreigners are allowed). It is a volunteer job and you get pick up,
accommodation, food but no salary.

It is a primary and secondary school.I worked there for a month in winter
holiday.
http://old.thdl.org/community/pdfs/solomonenglishtraining.pdf

Lerjiater speaks English and Chinese and Tibetan language. Dorji is the
headmaster and speaks Chinese and Tibetan. Contact the E-mail first.

The villagers are very friendly and you will surely have a good experience
there. The accommodation and food are very basic and it was very cold when I was
there.

Contact Person 1: Lerjiater (Aaron)
Email: aaronhualong@...//aaronhualong@...
Tel: 13897486679
Contact Person 2: Dorji
Address: Awuju Village, Jinyuan Township, Hualong County, Haidong Region,
Qinghai Province.
Email: None
Tel: 138-97727127


Daisy

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To: TEFLChinaJob@yahoogroups.com
From: timtomc@...
Date: Fri, 26 Jun 2009 21:28:12 -0700
Subject: Re: (job) find a job in (rural) China by just showing up ?

Please let me know what you find out on this subject. Teaching in the
countryside has been a matter of interest to me for a while. I have always
taught in the cities so can't help you there. However, I do remember a TV
documentary sometime back about a retired American woman in her 80s who adopted
and was adopted by a small Chinese village for her English teaching. She was
provided with a home and living expenses, as I remember. Sorry, I don't know how
she got this position or more detail.

Tim
Changchun

--- On Fri, 6/26/09, peterheuvel2004 <peterheuvel2004@...> wrote:

From: peterheuvel2004 <peterheuvel2004@...>
Subject: (job) find a job in (rural) China by just showing up ?
To: TEFLChinaJob@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, June 26, 2009, 8:09 AM

How big are my chances to find a job in (rural) China, if I just show up there ?
I am a non-native English speaker, with a TEFL certificate but don't have a
bachelor's degree.

Peter