NLP Diploma Assignment My assignment will include the following elements of NLP: 1) Primary and Lead Representational System (the difference ways students/people learn) 2) Ecology Frame Primary and Lead Representational Systems, they’re broken down into five elements. These are as follows: – Visual – Auditory – Kinesthetic – Auditory Digital – Olfactory & Gustatory Visual:
ESL Teacher 1. Purpose This document serves as the job description for the ESL Teacher position at Beijing Tongzhou Private School International High School Principal. This Job Description outlines the position’s responsibilities, qualifications, and procedures. This document is subject to a yearly review by the High School Principal and subject to change, at their discretion.
When a School in China Offers you a Position and Failed to Deliver Summary: If a school just helped you to get a Z Visa, but they inform you that your services are no longer required before you arrive in China. Due to the fact they don’t have enough students to open a class and/or
An Introduction to Learning Styles Ask yourself and your child what comes to mind when you hear the word ‘dog’. Some people see a picture of the animal, and hear a bark, while others visualize the animal in question. Those who see a picture of a dog in their mind’s eye or see the letters
An Example of a Cancellation Letter: 1. A cancellation letter is from the Chinese Government with the stamp of the local Science and Technology Bureau. you will receive this when your current school cancel your work permit card in the system: this whole process can take up to two weeks). 2. A release letter from
Interview questions were answered by Alex – an English teacher over here in Beijing, China. About to embark on a new role as a Homeroom teacher at a highly regarded training centre here in Beijing. Why did you decide to teach in China? I wanted to travel and see China and learn the Chinese language
1) Why did you decide to teach in China? Having beforehand travelled to New Zealand for two years, upon returning to the UK, I found myself in limbo, when one day I saw advertisements for job posts for teaching positions in China. I decided to go for it and over 3 years later I’m still
How to land your dream interview… Is your CV looking at its BEST? Is it enough to land you with the interview to propel your career? First impressions really count. Your CV is the recruiter’s first impression of you, moreover, it’s important to make sure it’s a positive one. A winning resume should outline all
Advice when looking for work in China (an extended list) This is something every ex-pat needs to do in order to work in China legally. To work full-time in mainland China, you will need a Z-visa. You will need to apply for this at your nearest Chinese visa centre. You should take: Your passport along
This is something every Expat MUST do in order to work in China legally. To work full-time in mainland China, you will need a Z-visa. You will need to apply for this at your nearest Chinese visa centre. You should take: Your passport along with a copy Passport photos Completed visa application form Original authenticated
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