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China Institute in America

Lead Teacher Children and Youth Programs

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Specific Responsibilities Study and implement lesson plans for the children's Mandarin classes, summer program or WALFC If needed, tailor lessons and activities so that they are appropriate to students with various abilities Review lesson plans with Program Director for effective classroom development and execution Evaluate the effectiveness of workshops and activities Create a fun and safe learning environment Instruct students on the safe and proper use of supplies and equipment, when applicable Maintain classroom order and hygiene Interact professionally and appropriately with parents, teachers, and staff Qualifications B.A. or M.A. in Childhood Education, Teaching Chinese as a Second Language, East Asian Studies or related fields 1 to 2 years of prior teaching experience preferred, especially with school aged children in an academic or recreational setting Native proficiency level in spoken and written Chinese highly preferred Ability to speak before both large and small groups, and to articulate ideas in a clear, animated and dynamic manner Strong interest in Chinese culture Ability to speak, write, and read in Mandarin Chinese desired Some knowledge of Chinese imperial history preferred Prior experience working with diverse cultures will be useful; ability to respect, value and honor diversity of children and families a must Ability to independently supervise a class size of 15-20 students Strong time management skills Willingness to travel to schools, libraries, and institutions in the five boroughs; occasional trips out-of-state to conduct workshops at special events Ability to work flexible hours, especially in the afternoon; occasional work on weekends This is a freelance position on an as-needed basis. The number of workshops assigned to an instructor is dependent on the number of workshops scheduled. Generally, workshops will be one-hour long and will be held in the afternoon. To Apply Please send a resume and cover letter to yxiao@chinainstitute.org No phone calls please. Only those candidates considered for an interview will be contacted. To Apply Please send a resume and cover letter to yxiao@chinainstitute.org No phone calls please. Only those candidates considered for an interview will be contacted.