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J. Denman |
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If not for the Shenzhen program I never would have had the opportunity to do
and see what I have. I remember my time in China every day, and really cherish
those memories. I find myself missing my school, students, and fellow teachers.
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A. Morse |
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Thanks everyone for the friendship and stability you provided while we were
in China. Good luck to all!
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Processing fee
There is no fee for application. Upon acceptance
to the program a $200 processing fee is due; payment of
that fee locks your place in the program. The processing fee
is 50% refundable until March 31, 2009.
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Program fee Benefits
The program fee is $2000. The program fee now includes required medical insurance,
Chinese entry visa, the August training course (tuition, housing, tours and TEFL textbook),
and the train ticket for travel from Beijing to Shenzhen with the group. In addition you will receive a work
permit/residence card, Shenzhen salary of 5,000RMB per month, housing and utilities in Shenzhen,
a travel bonus, and reimbursement for airline tickets (see below). These are equivalent to
$15,000 in total benefits. The program fee is due July 1, 2009.
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Chinese language courses in Shenzhen
The Chinese language courses take place in Shenzhen on Wednesday and Friday
afternoons, at a central location and taught by Shenzhen University faculty.
Your school will arrange your teaching schedule to leave those two afternoons
free. In Shenzhen, the Fall semester Chinese language course is required;
the Spring semester course is optional. Tuition for Fall (required) and Spring (optional) is $250
per semester, deducted from the airline ticket reimbursement.
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Reimbursement of roundtrip airline ticket
The program provides coordinated reservation service for the purchase of your
roundtrip airline ticket to Beijing and return from Hong Kong or Guangzhou.
Your reimbursement will be half in February 2010, after you begin the Spring semester, and half at the end of your
contract in June 2010.
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Deferral of student loans
You will be eligible to apply for deferral of payment of student loans on the
basis of limited income in China.
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