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Q: Are there in part-time English teaching jobs in Nanjing?

12 years 38 weeks ago in Teaching & Learning - Nanjing

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Yes there are, and i will help you. Step 1: Go to www.echinascities.com . Oh your here! Welcome! Step 2: On the top of the page you will a link named " City Guides". Click that. Step 3: Look for Nanjing. Its starts with "N". Click that. Step 4: On the top of the page, next to "City Guides" you will see a tab called " Jobs" Click that. Step 5: You may see a tab titled " Part time jobs" Click that. You are welcome.

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