Full time teacher wanted

[maymay]

We're looking for full-time and part-time Native English teacher for coming semester.
The candidates who is :...

- Western origin with Hong Kong ID or working visa. We can apply workvisa for teacher who is degree holder.-
- Must love children and love to teach children aged 3-6;
-At least 1 year of relevant work experience. (We will provide traning for teacher who have not experience.)
-Reliable, patient and hard working.

We offer:
- One year contract;
- payed public holidays and 10 days annual leave;

Interested parties pls kindly send your CV (with photo if possible) and expect salary to [email protected]

[maymay]

We're looking for full-time and part-time Native English teacher for kindergartens and Primary schools.

The candidates who is :...
- Western origin with Hong Kong ID or working visa.
- Must love children and love to teach children aged 2-10;
-At least 1 year of relevant work experience. (We will provide training for teachers who have not experience.)

We offer:
- various jobs in difference area in HK and difference working hours for you to choose;
- payed public holidays and 14 days annual leave;

Interested parties pls kindly send your CV (with photo if any) to [email protected]

[carang]

yep... you cannot legally hire someone who has a working visa sponsored by another company.

[drumbrake]

yep... you cannot legally hire someone who has a working visa sponsored by another company.

Aren't there 'sideline' visas, or something like that?

[carang]

not really... it IS possible to ask permission from immig to do work on the side, but i've never heard of anyone being approved, except in the case of volunteer work.

i mean, what would the reasoning be? "i can't afford living in hk on my current salary?" from what i've gathered over the years, and my own experience years ago, the immig has a $ amount in their minds (not official) and if you don't earn that, you won't get a visa. what other reason would you have for wanting "extra" work? in their minds, not mine... personally, i think that some of the restrictions are utterly ridiculous! why can an employment visa holder not take up extra work, but their spouse (on a dependent visa) can take up 15 part-time jobs if they like? huh?

[kryzlowski]

Maybe the idea of that restriction is to stop people who have business owning friends of family sponsoring them for a visa to work a non-existant job, which would enable to visa applicant to then go and find any work they want for any amount of money with a legit visa to work.

[Flat Hunter]

not really... it IS possible to ask permission from immig to do work on the side, but i've never heard of anyone being approved, except in the case of volunteer work.

Our company managed to get permission for a curriculum developer to work for us and immigration issued a second visa. He still had his working visa from his first employer who wrote a letter stating that they had reduced work load now and had no objections for him to work for another company as well.

[squid]

We will provide training for teachers who have not experience.

or, to put it another way: We are seeking people with low expectations because we can't afford to hire qualified teachers. In fact, we couldn't even get someone to edit our post to this forum!

[thundacatchergo]

- Western origin with Hong Kong ID or working visa. We can apply workvisa for teacher who is degree holder.-
- Must love children and love to teach children aged 3-6;
-At least 1 year of relevant work experience. (We will provide traning for teacher who have not experience.)
-Reliable, patient and hard working.

wow, so you are willing to train a "western" origin person with no experience rather than a northern, eastern, or southern person with lots of experience.

[carang]

thanks, squid. that's good to know. like i said, i knew theoretically it was possible, but i'd never personally known anyone who had been successful.