Chinese Language Assistant Teacher | Permanent Role

Berries World of Learning School @ Outram; Singapore; On-site; SGD 20,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading education provider in Singapore is looking for a passionate Assistant Teacher (Chinese Language) to collaborate with the Main Teacher in inspiring children to learn Mandarin. Candidates should have accurate pronunciation in Mandarin, a warm demeanor, and be able to work on weekends. Enjoy employee benefits, including comprehensive training, career opportunities, annual leave, and more. Join our team to make a difference in children's lives and the Chinese landscape of Singapore.

Benefits

Comprehensive training provided

Enrichment programmes for personal development

Excellent career opportunities

AWS + Variable Bonus

Annual leave + Paid Berries Holiday Leave up to 20 days

Flexi Benefits (Outpatient, Specialist, Dental, Wellness, Optical, TCM etc)

Long service award

Teaching Awards

School fees discount for staff children

Qualifications

• Candidates must have an accurate pronunciation for spoken Mandarin for teaching.
• A minimum grade of B4 for 'O' Levels Higher Chinese or excellent UEC results is required.
• A warm and cheerful disposition is essential.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with the Main Teacher to improve learning outcomes.
• Inspire children to learn Chinese in a fun way.

Skills

Accurate pronunciation for spoken Mandarin

Warm and cheerful disposition

Ability to work on weekends

Education

B4 Grade for 'O' Levels Higher Chinese or excellent UEC results

Job description

A leading education provider in Singapore is looking for a passionate Assistant Teacher (Chinese Language) to collaborate with the Main Teacher in inspiring children to learn Mandarin. Candidates should have accurate pronunciation in Mandarin, a warm demeanor, and be able to work on weekends. Enjoy employee benefits, including comprehensive training, career opportunities, annual leave, and more. Join our team to make a difference in children's lives and the Chinese landscape of Singapore.