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Healer



Joined: 11 Jun 2004
Posts: 71
Location: In Beijin

PostPosted: Thu Jun 24, 2004 3:06 am    Post subject: CTTR Reply with quote

http://www.china-tesol.org/

Offers 4000RBM for 18 hours in Beijing, and a 8 hours MAX overtime at 50RMB... and they have the "balls" to send me this:

Congratulations! The Suzhou Municipal Education Bureau-training Sites has much pleasure in extending to you a warm invitation to join their teaching faculty for the next school year, starting 10 September 2004.

This is a very serious and genuine offer of a teaching appointment with a China Central Government [SAFEA] Approved . Your appointment has been authorized by FAO.

We would be very appreciative if you could examine the attached Appendix, and if the terms and conditions are suitable, please sign at the bottom of the last page, return it to CTTR by fax or as a scanned copy. Whereupon, we will provide you with all other information required for travel to China.

Please note, if the appointment is not suited to you for any reason, please let CTTR know immediately and we will advise the FAO, otherwise the offer is open for three days. We look forward to confirming your appointment.

Again, our congratulations,

Kind regards,

Mrs Qiu Feng
Registrar
China TESOL Teacher Registry
Beijing. People's Republic of China
http://www.china-tesol.org


They did not explain the students age, school(s) location(s), but they pr�cised that no weekend are available, days-off will be during the week. I told them to contact: The Great Wall of Whiner, as he has a great roster ready for them Embarassed
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august03



Joined: 13 Oct 2003
Posts: 159
Location: Jiangsu, China

PostPosted: Thu Jun 24, 2004 5:34 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

I have for the past 8 months been bragging about how great this CTTR agency is, however after looking at their website today I feel as though I should share some of the info I found.


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DO YOU QUALIFY TO TEACH ENGLISH IN CHINA Beijing Education Review Committee
TEACHER EVALUATION TEST

Minimum: 100 points required

Ethnic Origin:
English 5 (Australia, British Isles, Canada, New Zealand & United States) 30
Mother tongue 20
Native Speaker 10

1st Degree:
Arts 30
Business 35
Education 35
Science 35
Sociology 30
Honours 5
Post Graduate:
Arts 5
Business 10
Computer 15
Education 10
Sciences 5

Doctorate:
Juris etc 20
Ph.D 15

TESOL, TESL, CELTA Certificate:
Basic 30
Advanced 35
Instructor 40

Teaching Qualification:
General Certificate 10
Kindergarten/Infants 5
Elementary 10
Secondary 15
Sciences 20
University Appointed Positions:
Lecturer 20
ASPRO, PROF, DEAN etc 30


Teaching Experience: [Points per year of service]
TEFL
Certified Teacher Yrs x 1pt
Accredited Technical Instructor yrs x 1pt
University Faculty Lecturer Yrs x 3pt

TESL China
[With Letter of Recommendation] Yrs x 5pt
[Without Letter of Recommendation] Yrs x 2pt

Asia
[With Letter of Recommendation] Yrs x 3pt

Elsewhere
[With Letter of Recommendation] Yrs x 1pt
Community Assistance Programs 3 Yrs x 1pt

Professional Qualifications [Diploma]:
Business Administration [or Verifiable Senior Corporate Management Positions] 10
Computer IT/Programming 10
Accountancy/ Legal Practice 10
Medical Sciences 10
Agrisciences 10
Industrial Sciences 10
Other5

Gender:
Male 5
Female 10

Age:
20 - 25 5
26 � 35 10
36 - 45 8
45 - 60 5

Nationality:
Australia / New Zealand 5
British Isles [Including Ireland] 8
North American [Canada & USA] 10
Other European 3


TOTAL SCORE =_____

How to evaluate your points score

You may qualify to be appointed to a position as Teacher of English with a Central Government Approved Education Institution in China according to the following table. Please note, all appointments are subject to vacancies.

Sorry, but you do not qualify as an English teacher in China. -85pts
Very limited number of positions exists in a few schools. 86pts+
Elementary/ Junior Secondary/ Vocational College teacher. 100pts+
Senior Secondary/ Tertiary College teacher. 120Pts+
University teacher / tutor. 150Pts+
University Lecturer. 200Pts+



Plus it goes to say that if your score is under 100 then you must do as follows:

Quote:
Due the extremely limited number of positions open to persons applying with a points score of less than 100 but more than 85, such applicants must remit $US 100:00 [One hundred United States dollars] Application Fee with application form [See Advisory 0040520], and subject to vacancies, will receive only one job offer. Sorry, no fee, no service. Fee is only reimbursed on completion of contract.


Now this seems like a load of cr*p to me, who wants to pay to get placed in a school that they have no choice over???? I wonder if this agency is the only one using this score sheet or whether other schools are too.

For a more detailed look at this please see
http://www.china-tesol.org/Jobs_in_China/Self_Assessment/self_assessment.html

Any comments?
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Healer



Joined: 11 Jun 2004
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Location: In Beijin

PostPosted: Thu Jun 24, 2004 2:42 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

A total rip-off, never heard of such thing in China...
In Korea yes, but not China..
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Ludwig



Joined: 26 Apr 2004
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PostPosted: Thu Jun 24, 2004 7:10 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

No, these are simply the new regulations coming into effect.
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august03



Joined: 13 Oct 2003
Posts: 159
Location: Jiangsu, China

PostPosted: Fri Jun 25, 2004 1:34 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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these are simply the new regulations coming into effect


Do you mean to say that all schools will use this score sheet?
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garbotara



Joined: 15 Sep 2003
Posts: 529
Location: China

PostPosted: Fri Jun 25, 2004 8:41 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Maybe they are taking the piss. If it is true, no one will be willing to work for such low wages . Foreigners can teach anywhere. They do not have to stay in China. I still think they should regulate their own teachers more. They could price themselves out of the market all together.
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Healer



Joined: 11 Jun 2004
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Location: In Beijin

PostPosted: Fri Jun 25, 2004 2:16 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

CTTR is pissed because I copied/passed their eMail on Dave's ESL Caf�.

They eMailed me and just became menacing....
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