21st century China is playing an ever-increasing part in world affairs, and new generations of leaders are hungry to learn English, and to learn more about the Western World.

EF(English First)is at the extreme front of this exciting change. Provider of language services for the Beijing Olympics and the Guangzhou Asian games, partnered with leading academic institutions world-wide, we are the world’s largest private educational company and we are proud of the part we still have to play in this amazing country.

We are shaping a new breed(新型) of teachers, to teach English in China. As an English instructor with English First, you will be working to provide lessons in our state-of-the-art facilities. We can offer you a comprehensive benefits package in an educational institution with over 40 years of history, and a presence in 53 countries across the globe.

REMUNERATION PACKAGE(薪酬方案)

Competitive salary

Roundtrip airfare

Official work Z-Visa

Comprehensive medical insurance cover

Paid vacation in addition to public holidays

Free Chinese lessons

REQUIREMENTS

Native English speaker

Passport holder from a native English speaking country

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

At least one year of teaching experience

TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) certificate

Due to Chinese working visa requirements we can only employee candidates aged between 24 and 55

HOW TO APPLY

      If you are from UK, USA, Australia, Canada, Ireland, South Africa or New Zealand, please apply online by filling out our short application form. If there is a strong match, a member of our recruitment(招聘) placement team will be in touch with you shortly to set up an interview.

64.From the text we can conclude that EF        .

A. is the largest private company of the world

B. plays an increasingly important role in world affairs

C. provides language services for all the Olympic Games

D. co-operates with many academic institutions world-wide

65.Who will be most interested in this advertisement?

A. Chinese who want to learn English.

B. Foreigners who want to learn Chinese.

C. Native English speakers who want to teach English in China.

D. Native English-speaking athletes who want to compete in China.

66.Whose application will most probably be accepted?

A. An American teacher, aged 56, a Bachelor’s degree and TEFL certificate.

B. A Frenchman with TEFL certificate and having taught English for three years.

C. A Canadian with a Bachelor’s degree and TEFL certificate, who has taught nearly a year.

D. A British with a Bachelor’s degree, TEFL certificate and one-year teaching experience.

67.If you become a teacher at English First, you may enjoy the following EXCEPT         .

A. free medical treatment      B. paid public holidays

C. free lessons on Chinese     D. a free roundtrip air-ticket

【小題1】D

【小題2】C

【小題3】D

【小題4】A

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