Teach/Tour China Summer 2006
- From: "jmcbride@xxxxxxx" <jmcbride@xxxxxxx>
- Date: 30 Mar 2006 08:30:14 -0800
Group Members,
I would like to invite you to join a small and select group of
educators on an adventure that will change your life forever! Join us
in China this summer enhancing the conversational English skills of
Chinese high school students.
There are numerous summer teaching opportunities in China for US
educators. While our program provides the most upscale experience, we
also realize that our program is not for everyone. Please contact me if
you have any questions or would like additional information. Previous
program delegates are available and willing to share their program
experiences with you.
Best regards,
John McBride
TEACH IN CHINA
Summer 2006
(Tentative Dates: 7/7/06-8/4/06)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
PLEASE POST
International Partnerships in Education, LLC (ipie.us) is pleased to
offer educators the opportunity to spend this summer (2006) in China
enhancing the conversational English skills of Chinese high school
students. Our program consists of a 20-day teaching program followed by
a private 3-day cultural tour of Beijing.
Participants will receive:
* Round-trip air transportation (Los Angeles, USA-Guangzhou, China)
* Air transportation within China (Guangzhou-Beijing)
* Lodging (4-Star Hotel) in Guangzhou, China (double-occupancy)
* Lodging (3-Star Hotel) in Beijing, China (double-occupancy)
* Excursion in Guangzhou, China (1-day)
* Cultural tour of Beijing, China (3-days)
* All meals (except on-your-own days)
* All ground transportation
* Program orientation
* Tour guide
Participants will utilize their teaching expertise and experience to:
* Enhance the conversational English skills of Chinese high school
students
* Develop and prepare appropriate lesson plans for their classrooms
Program Cost: $1,798.00
Applications are reviewed and accepted as they are received.
Additional information is available on the ipie.us website at:
http://www.ipie.us
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