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Dalian Education University is a government-funded school. As an adult undergraduate university, it is not only responsible for training of education administrators and teachers, research of teaching methodology, guidance of teaching, but also provides education service in Dalian.
The university is located in the central district with beautiful environment and convenient traffic. Dalian is a very agreeable seaside city and famous for seafood and tuorism.
DLEU is recruting native English teachers. The new teachers will work as language teachers for the training programs for principals and teachers as well as for the students in the affiliated middle school. Salary will vary with experience and teaching hours from rmb 6000 to rmb 8000. There is more information about DEU on the website www.dlteacher.com .
Contact us by
Maxine Li
International Exchange Centre
Dalian Education University
Tel/fax: 0411 84371786
Email: deuiec163@126.com or hljihong@hotmail.com
Dalian Introduction
Dalian is a major port of northeastern China and a trading gateway for all of northern China. Declared a Coastal Open City in 1984, it is home to major shipyards, oil refineries, diesel engineering plants, and factories for textile and chemical products. The city is located on the southernmost tip of the Liaodong Peninsula, jutting out into the Bohai Sea in the northeast, between China and North Korea. It is 4 hours by train south of Shenyang. It has a population of about 1.5 million, with a total of 5 million in the larger metropolitan area.
The Dalian area – comprising Dalian and the nearby port/naval base of Lushun (formerly called Port Arthur) farther south, and hence sometimes called Luda – has an ancient history as a shipping port, but only became prominent in the late 19th century when the Qing dynasty established a naval base there. A new harbor for oil tankers, at the terminus of an oil pipeline from the Daqing oil fields, was completed in 1976. Dalian was declared a Coastal Open City in 1984, with incentives for foreign investment, and is now the third largest port in China.
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