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2005 Summer Camp

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Organizer:  Shanghai Foreign Language Activity Center for Youngsters
(attached to Shanghai International Studies University (“S.I.S.U.”)

Camp Venue:
Kangqiao School, Pudong, Shanghai City

Teachers needed:  18

Contract Length of Camps   July 9th to 23rd, 2005  (15 days)
                                            [13 days of teaching and 2 days of outing]

Expected Dates of Arrival:        Friday, 8th July (before 4.00pm) 
Location to report on arrival:   At the lobby of the guest-house of S.I.S.U. [Shanghai International Studies University (Shanghai International Studies University)], 189 Tiyuhui Rod West, Shanghai.  The guest-house is on the campus of S.I.S.U. 
Address of S.I.S.U:  550 Dalian Road West, Shanghai.  The main gate is 100 meters from the guest-house.
Expected Dates of Departure:   evening of 23rd July

Salary:   RMB7,300 
Accommodation: shared accommodation (2 teachers per room) in a hotel near Kangqiao School
Teaching Schedule:  Six classes a day (each to last 50 minutes.  3 in the morning/3 in the afternoon plus 4 evenings of activities (90 minutes duration).
Meals: paid for by the camp organizer
Age of Students:  8 to 17 years  
Class size:   Within 35 students
Travel bonus: two days for travel in Shanghai proper (one day together with the students paid for by the camp organizer, and one day on teacher's own account)
Payment of salary:   In the afternoon on 23rd July at the S.I.S.U. guest-house before departure
Transportation:   Teachers will be provided with transportation between S.I.S.U guest-house to Kanqiao School in Pudong (about 35 minutes).

Please find more information about the Summer Programs below:-

1.  The school does not pay for airfare or traveling expenses to the camp location.  

2.  What level of English are the students at?
     The students are from Primary 2 to Senior Middle 2 (age 8 to 17); most of them know at least
     1,200 English words.

3. Am I given a curriculum?
    Teaching material will be printed and distributed to students before the camp begins.
    Teachers are not required to teach rules of grammar or explain the meaning of words.
    The objective is to help students use what they have learned through listening to
    and speaking of English.

4. Will I have a Chinese -speaking teaching assistant to help me?
    Yes, there is an English Speaking assistant in each class (about 35 students) to help you.

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