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- Phone:
- 020 770 19762
- Mon - Fri:
- 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Photos
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Sights of China: QingdaoCreated about 2 weeks ago
Internship 2009: XuZhouUpdated about 2 weeks ago
Events
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- Summer in China -- info session
44 Portland Place, W1B 1NE
Wednesday, March 19 at 6:30pm - Summer Programme Info Session
44 Portland Place, W1B 1NE
Monday, March 10 at 6:30pm - Summer Language Programme Meeting
44 Portland Place
Monday, March 3 at 6:30pm - Info Session for Summer Programme
44 Portland Place
Thursday, February 21 at 6:30pm
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Earthquake update:
We have contacted all our teachers currently in China. Thankfully everyone is OK.
The summer programmes are going forward as planned. The city of Wuhan, where the internship programme takes place, is a few hundred miles to the east of the quake's epicenter and it appears to be largely unaffected.
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China Topics:
Howdy all,
A few China-related links you might be interested in:
1) A New Yorker article on "Crazy English" -- you may have heard of it, a sort of shouting approach to learning English. The article says that the creator, "is China’s Elvis of English, perhaps the world’s only language teacher known to bring... students to tears of excitement." -- Something to aspire to when you go to China to teach? Here is the link: http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2008/
2) The May issue of National Geographic is all about China. Much of the content is online: http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2008/0
There is an interesting section where people have submitted their own pictures of China.
3) You can check out a documentary about school in China on the BBC's I Player. Not sure if the first broadcast is still available (but try clicking on it despite what it says...it worked recently for me). The second broadcast is still there.Read More
Howdy all,
A few China-related links you might be interested in:
1) A New Yorker article on "Crazy English" -- you may have heard of it, a sort of shouting approach to learning English. The article says that the creator, "is China’s Elvis of English, perhaps the world’s only language teacher known to bring... students to tears of excitement." -- Something to aspire to when you go to China to teach? Here is the link: http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2008/
2) The May issue of National Geographic is all about China. Much of the content is online: http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2008/0
There is an interesting section where people have submitted their own pictures of China.
3) You can check out a documentary about school in China on the BBC's I Player. Not sure if the first broadcast is still available (but try clicking on it despite what it says...it worked recently for me). The second broadcast is still there.Read More
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Hi everyone,
Some new photos have been posted on our facebook page and also at:
http://picasaweb.google.com/TEchinaprogr
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Hi All,
I would like to remind everyone that the application deadline for our summer programmes is coming up on Tuesday (April 1st).
As always, we would like to speak with you or meet you before you make an application.
If you are planning to apply, but have not had a chance to attend an information meeting please do get ...in touch. Email or phone Arnold Vis (he is one of the London-based programme directors) and he will provide you with the application details.
email: arnold@teach-english-in-china.co.uk
phone: 020 770 19762
Remember, there are two separate programmes happening this summer: Internships in Wuhan and Language training in Beijing. Check out the website for details: www.teach-english-in-china.co.uk
With best wishes,
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I would like to remind everyone that the application deadline for our summer programmes is coming up on Tuesday (April 1st).
As always, we would like to speak with you or meet you before you make an application.
If you are planning to apply, but have not had a chance to attend an information meeting please do get ...in touch. Email or phone Arnold Vis (he is one of the London-based programme directors) and he will provide you with the application details.
email: arnold@teach-english-in-china.co.uk
phone: 020 770 19762
Remember, there are two separate programmes happening this summer: Internships in Wuhan and Language training in Beijing. Check out the website for details: www.teach-english-in-china.co.uk
With best wishes,
Teach English in ChinaRead More
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We will be discussing the internship opportunities available this summer as well as the language programme we have organized in Beijing -- during the period of the Olympics.
Contact Arnold to get on the guest list.
learn about summer internship and language training in China
Time:6:30PM Wednesday, March 19th
Location:44 Portland Place, W1B 1NE
March 16, 2008 at 3:56pm
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Hi All,
Our next informational meeting is on March 19th at 6:30 pm. Come to learn about summer internship opportunities in China as well as our Mandarin language course in Beijing.
For details contact Arnold:
arnold@teach-english-in-china.co.uk
020 770 19762
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Come hear about the summer programmes we have organized:
1) 1 month internships in Wuhan (throughout summer)
2) Mandarin Language course in Beijing (August)
To attend a meeting please contact Arnold and he will reserve your place:
arnold@teach-english-in-china.co.uk
020 770 19762
More info about our programmes is at: www.teach-english-in-china.co.uk
under the "programmes" section.
New internships available
Time:6:30PM Monday, March 10th
Location:44 Portland Place, W1B 1NE
March 6, 2008 at 2:20am
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SUMMER TEACHING OPPORTUNITY
As you may know, over the last month we have been organizing a language training programme with Beijing Language and Cultural University (to take place during the Olympics in August).
We have met with students and professionals from a wide variety of backgrounds and several have suggested that... they are very interested in going to China during the summer, but think they would rather teach English than study Mandarin.
So we have responded by teaming up with a school in the Chinese city of Wuhan; where a very limited number of teaching internships (5 or less) will be offered during the summer. You have to be willing to commit for a month. Accommodation and facilities are included, the monthly salary however is less than for a normal 11 month teaching contract.
This opportunity is ideal for people who want to travel in China during the summer, either before of after the internship. Contact: info@teach-english-in-china.co.uk for more details. Read More
As you may know, over the last month we have been organizing a language training programme with Beijing Language and Cultural University (to take place during the Olympics in August).
We have met with students and professionals from a wide variety of backgrounds and several have suggested that... they are very interested in going to China during the summer, but think they would rather teach English than study Mandarin.
So we have responded by teaming up with a school in the Chinese city of Wuhan; where a very limited number of teaching internships (5 or less) will be offered during the summer. You have to be willing to commit for a month. Accommodation and facilities are included, the monthly salary however is less than for a normal 11 month teaching contract.
This opportunity is ideal for people who want to travel in China during the summer, either before of after the internship. Contact: info@teach-english-in-china.co.uk for more details. Read More
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HELP OUT A GOOD CAUSE
Just for Asia is a non-profit organization established to drive
initiatives in Asia that will improve lives of children and families
in poverty, including building orphanages and medical clinics, micro
financing, and agricultural development. We're currently raising money
to open medical clinics in two... villages in Cambodia where there is no
clean water supply, no electricity, no land to grow crops, and no
sanitation or medical facilities. Please check out the website for
more information: http://justforasia.org/jfa_wishlist_01a.
If you would like to make a contribution online, please follow the
Donate link on the site. All donations are tax deductible.Read More
Just for Asia is a non-profit organization established to drive
initiatives in Asia that will improve lives of children and families
in poverty, including building orphanages and medical clinics, micro
financing, and agricultural development. We're currently raising money
to open medical clinics in two... villages in Cambodia where there is no
clean water supply, no electricity, no land to grow crops, and no
sanitation or medical facilities. Please check out the website for
more information: http://justforasia.org/jfa_wishlist_01a.
If you would like to make a contribution online, please follow the
Donate link on the site. All donations are tax deductible.Read More
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TRICIA CHONG TEACHER OF THE MONTH IN WUHAN!!!
Hi all and thanks for joining our new group. I wanted to use this first post to congratulate Tricia Chong on doing a great job in Wuhan where she is working for a language institute. She has been working there since September and has done a great job. This month she has been... awarded the teacher of the Month aware at a school with at least 20 foreign teachers! Really well done Tricia!
ArnoldRead More
Hi all and thanks for joining our new group. I wanted to use this first post to congratulate Tricia Chong on doing a great job in Wuhan where she is working for a language institute. She has been working there since September and has done a great job. This month she has been... awarded the teacher of the Month aware at a school with at least 20 foreign teachers! Really well done Tricia!
ArnoldRead More
