China Center
Teach in China
May 15, 2007
Fellow/Senior Fellow – Politics, Governance, and Security
East-West Center Washington
Immediate Opening
Teaching Positions in China Business & Management
Now hiring qualified faculty for teaching positions IN CHINA for U.S. regional-accredited bachelor's degree completion programs (Bachelor of Science in Management).
Qualifications: A successful applicant must be a native English speaker who holds at least a Master's degree or Ph.D. in the appropriate discipline of Business and Management. Moreover, the teaching experience in the US and overseas is also required.
We provide airfare to and from local teaching locations, including Tianjin, Xiamen, Kunmin and Wenzhou as well as campus housing during the teaching period. Salary is subject to individual qualifications. A faculty contract must be signed prior to each teaching assignment. Courses begin year-round. Each course consists of 45 instruction hours over a period of 4 weeks; each assignment requires the instructor teaching at least two courses over a period of one month. Part-time (1 or 2 months) and full-time (1 or 2 semesters) based are both invited to join.
If interested, please send CV/résumé, official transcripts, copy of diploma received, and dates you are available to teach in China to Ms. Rhea Zhang for more details.
KCPI - SMI (Xiamen)
14C, Lianfu Bldg., 2 Lianqian W. Rd. Xiamen, Fujian, China
Tel: +86 ( 592) 516-1596; Fax: +86 ( 592) 516-1536
MP: +86-13459016129; E-mail: rheazhang@kcpint.org
Teaching Positions
Shanghai and Shenzhen, China
6/16 ~ 8/5
Summer, 2007 INTB 5000
International Business 3 Sections Open
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Salary, Flights, and Per Diem
Salary: $3,000 per section. No additional taxes collected. Personal reporting in EU or US.
Payment at the end of last class by SUFE (Shanghai University of Finance & Economics).
Per diem $30.00 per day in RMB, local currency.
Flight Paid by joint program, economy class.
English language assistance from Chengdu University of Electronic Science and Technology (UESTC)
Apartment includes bedroom, kitchen, shower, TV, DVD
Maid service is RMB 300 (from per diem) month/2X week. Includes cleaning, washing, ironing.
Tools
Experience with use of PowerPoint and other graphics. Recent cases citing Asian or global business situations.
Classes
Shanghai: 2 sections classes with 2 different groups every Saturday, 8:30 am until 4:30 pm including 1-hour lunch break.
Shenzhen: 1 section class is held on alternative Sunday for the same group, 8:30 am until 4:30 pm including 1-hour lunch break.
Subject to change.
Dates
Arrive airport, Shanghai on 14 June 2007
First lecture on 16 June 2007
Last lecture on 28 July 2007
Contact:
Serene Qiu: webprc@webster.edu
Rick Foristel: rickf@webster.edu
www.websterchina.com
CIEE is currently seeking qualified faculty to teach at each of the CIEE Study Centers in the Fall 2007, and 2007- 2008 Academic Year in China.
Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE), is a nonprofit, nongovernmental organization dedicated to helping people gain understanding, acquire knowledge, and develop skills for living in a globally interdependent and culturally diverse world. Founded in 1947, CIEE has developed a wide variety of programs and services primarily for students and teachers at secondary through university levels. In 2005, CIEE also became a legally recognized nonprofit in China. For additional information, please visit out website: www.ciee.org .
Requirements
Each course meets for total of 45 hours each term in a period of 14-16 weeks. All faculty will be expected to take part in some program activities and lead 2-4 local excursions as part of each course.
QUALIFICATIONS FOR ADJUNCT FACULTY:
- PhD or ABD status in a related field
- Fluency in English
- Experience teaching university students with a demonstrated track record of teaching excellence
- Interest in teaching students about their surroundings in China and utilizing local cultural and historic resources as part of each course
- Interest in performing independent research while in China
SALARY/BENEFITS:
CIEE offers a competitive salary, insurance (if necessary), and housing (for visiting overseas faculty teaching on the program for one academic year).
All chosen candidates receive compensation of US$4000 per course. Preference will be given to faculty that commit to 10 or 24 months teaching on a given program and currently live in China. Faculty may have the opportunity to renew their agreements while teaching on the program.
To apply:
Interested Candidates please email a cover letter, resume, and sample syllabus to Chinafaculty@ciee.org. Please indicate specific preferences related to location and length of time in China. We will contact those candidates we would like to meet with to further discuss this exciting opportunity. No phone calls please.
CIEE is an Equal Opportunity Employer
American Council of Learned Societies |
Committee on Scholarly Communication with China |
www.acls.org
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Asia Foundation |
Programs facilitating understanding of Asia |
www.asiafoundation.org
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Asia Society |
Activities to enhance understanding of Asia |
www.asiasociety.org
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ASIANetwork |
Facilitating the teaching of Asian studies in liberal arts colleges
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www.asianetwork.org |
Boyer Center |
International program on exchange with Chinese scholars
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www.boyercenter.org |
Center on Chinese Education Teachers College Columbia University |
Research, training, and outreach on Chinese education & US-China educational exchange
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www.tc.columbia.edu/centers/coce |
China Education Exchange |
Sending teachers of English to China
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www.chinaeducationalexchange.org |
China Institute |
Education programs about Asia and teacher training program for teachers to learn about China
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www.chinainstitute.org |
Council for International Exchange of Scholars
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Fulbright Scholar Program |
www.iie.org/cies |
Council of International Educational Exchange
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Program sending teachers to China |
www.ciee.org |
Ford Foundation |
Funding for educational development in China |
www.fordfound.org
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Henry Luce Foundation |
Programs and funding for Asian studies |
www.hluce.org
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Institute of International Education
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Programs of educational exchange including China |
www.iie.org |
Lingnan Foundation |
Funding for activities related to Zhongshan (Sun Yat Sen) University and Lingnan University
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www.lingnanfoundation.org |
National Committee on US-China Relations |
Facilitating US-China relation. Listing of NGOs working
with China (Database on Rule of Law)
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www.ncuscr.org |
Princeton in Asia |
Program sending teachers to China, involving Princeton
University
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www.princeton.edu/~pia |
| Rural China Education |
Foundation Improving quality of rural schools in China
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Teach in China |
Placement of English teachers in China
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www.councilexchanges.org |
Trace Foundation |
Education programs supporting ethnic minorities in
western China
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www.trace.org |
United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia
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Programs and funding for higher education development
in Asia
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www.unitedboard.org |
US China Education Foundation |
Programs for educational development in China
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www.uscef.net |
US-China Educational Exchange |
Facilitating educational and cultural exchange between US & China
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www.members.aol.com/eduexchange |
U.S.-China Education Services
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Serves as a bridge between ESL (English as a Second Language) teachers from the United States and a variety of Chinese schools and universities in different parts of China |
www.us-china-edu.com/Introduction.html
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Volunteers in Asia |
Program sending teachers to China
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www.volasia.org |
WorldTeach |
Program sending teachers to China & other countries |
www.worldteach.org
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Yale-China Association |
Facilitating US-China relation, involving Yale University
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www.yale.edu |
Zigen Fund |
Grass root development in China |
www.zigen.org |
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Contact for Apartments in Shanghai
Kallen Pu
Residential Services Consultant-Shanghai, China
Santa Fe Relocation Services
Tel: (8621) - 6233 9700 Ext. 283
Fax:(8621) - 6233 9005
Mobile:(86) 1381 607 3227
Email: kpu@santafe.com.cn
Web: www.santaferelo.com
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Rollins China Center
1000 Holt Avenue−2722,
Winter Park, FL 32789-4499
407.646.2458 (phone) ● 407.646.2458 (fax)
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