Qualified Teachers urgently required in Russia. Emerald Group Consulting is looking for teachers for our private school clients teaching primary and kindergarten children. Excellent local salaries beginning at 2,500 Euros a month NETT with a great package including accommodation, visa support and return flights home. Initial interviews will be conducted through Skype. Additional increments paid for childcare and early learning experience/qualifications For further details please contact Paul Byrne emeraldgroup@mail.ru  Tel:+7915 1153338(Russia)     

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Organization Type:
Private School

Student Level:
Kindergarten,Elementary,Adults

Benefits:
Health Ins,Contract Completion Bonus,Airfare,Monthly Rent,Shared Housing,Transportation Money,Foreign Language Lessons

Required Gender:
Male, Female, Couple

Required Education:
Bachelors

Required Citizenship:
Any / All,

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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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