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Responsibilities:

• teaching English to groups (up to 12 people) and individual students;

• teaching corporate clients (mostly Business English).

Requirements:

• higher education;

• teaching experience;

• interpersonal communication skills;

• responsibility and enthusiasm;

• readiness for professional development.

Selection:

• a test in English (in written form);

• an interview

Conditions:

• both full-time and part-time job;

• instructional support services;

• professional development.

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Mentor & Sons Is A Professional Recruitment Firm, Which Offers UK Applicants Exciting Childcare Opportunities As A British Nanny, Au Pair and English Teacher To Work In The Beautiful City Of Moscow To Live With Affluent... full descr. » Families.

Affluent Russian family based in Moscow is looking for an experienced English nanny-governess for their children.

The main role is to communicate, play and interact with the children in English so that they have the language practice with the native speaker. The role also involves taking care of the younger child and helping with his early learning.

Salary is 2000-3000 pounds a month depending on experience + free accommodation (room and your own bathroom in the country estate) and all travel and living expenses paid. Every few months you may travel with the family to exotic luxury holidays.

4 - 5 days a week. 10 hours a day. 4 weeks paid holiday, 6-12 month contract.

- You must be open minded to different cultures, keen to explore new ways of life and have an easy going personality

- You need good manners and a basic knowledge of etiquette

- You must be reliable, trustworthy and punctual

- Must like working with children and have experience (babysitting is classified as experience too) in this field.

- Required: Speak Good English and preferably some Russian

A levels

Entry level

Moscow

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At a ceremony for the departing teachers, Vice Education Minister Hirofumi Ryu expressed hope that the teachers will change the "inward-looking" nature of Japanese students and nurture people who will be "active globally."

The initiative is part of Prime Minister Naoto Kan's pledge – made to Barack Obama on his visit last November – to foster exchanges of several thousand people over five years. (Photo by Kyodo.)

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At a ceremony for the departing teachers, Vice Education Minister Hirofumi Ryu expressed hope that the teachers will change the "inward-looking" nature of Japanese students and nurture people who will be "active globally."

The initiative is part of Prime Minister Naoto Kan's pledge – made to Barack Obama on his visit last November – to foster exchanges of several thousand people over five years. (Photo by Kyodo.)

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However, Yasushi Akashi, former undersecretary-general of the United Nations, said more companies should make English their official language. Now chairman of the International House of Japan, Akashi said, "It is important to speak English in a way that others understand. Plain English is enough."

According to the former U.N. official: "Progress in learning a language is like going up stairs, rather than climbing a slope. You may feel frustrated when you hit a plateau regardless of how much effort you make. But as you continue working, you will find yourself on a higher stair."

See also:
• Original article in the Nikkei
• Interview with Kumiko Torikai
• International House of Japan
• Yasushi Akashi

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However, Yasushi Akashi, former undersecretary-general of the United Nations, said more companies should make English their official language. Now chairman of the International House of Japan, Akashi said, "It is important to speak English in a way that others understand. Plain English is enough."

According to the former U.N. official: "Progress in learning a language is like going up stairs, rather than climbing a slope. You may feel frustrated when you hit a plateau regardless of how much effort you make. But as you continue working, you will find yourself on a higher stair."

See also:
• Original article in the Nikkei
• Interview with Kumiko Torikai
• International House of Japan
• Yasushi Akashi

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Performance of the chief accountant’s and financial expert’s duties:
Conducting accounting of several legal entities (wholesale, construction, etc.)
Import/Export operations
Tax reporting
GAAP/IAS reporting
Business correspondence with clients in English/German

Requirements:
Higher education
Work experience as a Chief accountant/Deputy chief accountant from 3 years (work experience in a foreign company is an advantage)
Relevant experience in accounting and preparation of financial reports
Work experience in an outsourcing business company is an advantage
Knowledge of Russian tax legislation
Intermediate level (verbal and written) of English
Experienced user of 1C: Accounting version 8, MS Word, Excel
Work experience in International Accounting Standards (IFRS, GAAP)
Management skills

Conditions:
Permanent base
Competitive salary
Work place in the Moscow center

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