Entry-Level English Teacher (ESL) | Visa Sponsored
Entry-Level English Teacher (ESL) | Visa Sponsored
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SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Teach English to young learners aged 3–16 in a fun, interactive, and immersive classroom setting.
- Deliver high-energy lessons using English 1’s award-winning curriculum and digital tools.
- Provide constructive feedback and help students build confidence in their English skills.
- Take part in school events, cultural activities, and student engagement programs.
- What you’ll get
- Competitive salary + performance bonus after 6 months21 days paid leave (10 days paid leave + 11 days statutory holidays)
- Flight allowance
- International health insurance (co-paid)
- Airport pick-up support**Sponsored legal Z work visa + up to 2 weeks sponsored hotel stay
- Comprehensive induction training, ongoing support, and fully prepared teaching materialsTEFL certificate + skill development & career advancement
- Distance learning courses (Level 6 Trinity College CertPT, DELTM)
- English 1-organized social and cultural activities + free Mandarin Chinese lessons
- The hotel accommodation for the first two weeks will be deemed as a sponsorship upon successful completion of the first-year contract. **Sponsored legal Z work visa expenses will be reimbursed.
- Who we’re looking for
- A bachelor’s degree. (in any subject)A valid passport.
- A genuine interest in education, travel, and cultural exchange.
- ESL certification (TEFL, TESOL, CELTA) is a plus- we can sponsor.
- Clean background check.
- Why work at English 1?Teachers are at the core of everything we do at English 1Over 30 years of success in China with 200+ schools in 50+ cities.
- Strong presence in China and Indonesia.
- Professional development and career advancement opportunities.
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