English mother-tongue English teacher
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English mother-tongue English teacher
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Rue: 1 rue Jean Veron
Code Postal: 77500
Ville: Chelles
Pays: France
Jack n’ Jill is looking for English teachers to teach classes of kindergarten pupils in their full-immersion programmes on Wednesday afternoons from 2pm-5pm in Chelles (77). Successful candidates will be English mother-tongue and have experience in classroom teaching. They will also be dynamic and sporty, used to running creative workshops which constitute half of the programme. More than 100 pupils are enrolled in our innovative programme catered for by a large staff of English teachers. Favourable salary. Please send your CV to Ginny CAULKIN on hello@jacknjill.fr if you are interested, with the code CVFUSAC002 as subject.
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