Guru Mandarin
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- Posted 6 days ago · via KitaLulus
Teach Mandarin to students in a classroom setting
Teach Mandarin to students in a classroom setting. You will be responsible for developing and delivering lessons, assessing student progress, and providing feedback. The position requires a certificate in Mandarin (HSK 4–5 or TOCFL A2–B1), basic computer skills, and the ability to work in a team.
Why This Role?
Work in a supportive and responsible team environment
Key Responsibilities
- Develop and deliver Mandarin lessons to students
- Assess student progress and provide feedback
- Collaborate with team members to improve teaching methods
Requirements
- Certificate in Mandarin (HSK 4–5 or TOCFL A2–B1)
- Basic computer skills (Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, basic editing)
- Ability to work in a team
Required Skills
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- Memiliki sertifikat bahasa Mandarin (HSK 4–5 atau TOCFL A2–B1) - Memiliki basic skill komputer (M. Excel, M. Word, basic editing, dll) - Jujur, bertanggung jawab, bisa bekerja dalam tim - Memiliki sertifikat bahasa Mandarin (HSK 4–5 atau TOCFL A2–B1) - Mahasiswa / fresh graduate…
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