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The TESL Summer Program in China is a unique teaching and learning opportunity
which offers individuals a chance to spend the summer teaching English,
studying Chinese, and taking part in a meaningful cultural exchange among
countries long misunderstood by one another. After a day of training and
orientation in the U.S., participants will spend weeks teaching
English to school students in TESL Summer Camps, learning the Chinese language
and culture and travel in China. We plan to have about 30 TESL Summer Camps
across China this year. |
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While all participants will visit Beijing, most participants will
visit Shanghai and some may visit Hong Kong depends on camp location.
Program participants usually stay as a group of sizes 2 to 10 at one site, teaching
English to several classes of school students 6 sessions per day, 40 to
45 minutes per session, and 6 teaching days per week in average. In addition,
participants will spend 1 hour every other evening having all kinds of
fun activities with students. The emphasis of classes is conversational
English and North American culture, though some grammar may be taught as
well. Besides these formal teaching duties,
there are a number of other cultural enrichment activities that both American
teachers and their students will participate. Participants will stay in
housing located on the school’s campus or in local hotels, with meals
provided in their dining halls. The absolute minimum is a furnished room,
with bath or shower, and air-conditioner. Some sites provide a television,
a refrigerator, and a telephone in the room. Email service is available
on campus and/or in nearby Internet cafes. Double occupancy applies in hotels.
Single or double occupancy is provided if stay on campus.
Participants are not required to have any knowledge of the Chinese language. These optional free classes on "Survival Mandarin" are taught by qualified and experienced native Chinese teachers. You will learn everyday Chinese words including phrases and words commonly used when teaching. Textbooks are supplied at no additional cost. Total Beginner to Advanced levels offered.
Free guided excursions are held on weekends for you to discover the city's major historical and cultural attractions. Admission, transportation and English speaking guides are provided at no extra cost. These tours provide an opportunity for you to deepen your knowledge of China's rich history and cultural heritage.
UCE's professional international teaching staff with years of experience in teaching English as a Foreign Language provide mentor supervision and support. Further, you will be assisted by administrative support staff that are available for information, advice and assistance throughout the program.
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| Note:
This summer
program may qualify for international internship and/or 3 to 6 credit hours accepted
by colleges and universities. You should contact your home institution and
academic adviser to get pre-approval for possible credits. |
TESL Summer Camp II Calendar of 2009
Exact schedule may vary by a day or several days depending on availability of the airfares
and each camp's schedule. |
Five-week
program |
Seven-week
program |
| July 1 |
W |
Departure from US. |
| July 2 |
Th |
Arrival at Shanghai |
| July 3/4 |
F/Sa |
touring |
| July 5 |
S |
Arrived at camp, Receiving students,and rest. |
| July 6~11 |
M~Sa |
Teaching for 6 days. |
| July 12 |
S |
Break |
| July 13~18 |
M~Sa |
Teaching for 6 days. |
| July 19 |
S |
Break. |
| July 20~25 |
M~Sa |
Teaching for 6 days. |
| July 26 |
S |
Break. |
| July 27~Aug 1 |
M~Sa |
Teaching for 6 days. |
| Aug 2 |
S |
Going to Beijing |
| Aug 3/4/5 |
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Touring Beijing |
| Aug 6 |
Th |
Departure Beijing |
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| July 1 |
W |
Departure from US. |
| July 2 |
Th |
Arrival at Shanghai |
| July 3/4 |
F/Sa |
touring |
| July 5 |
S |
Arrived at camp, Receiving students,and rest. |
| July 6~
Aug 1 |
M~Sa |
Teaching for 4 weeks |
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Relocate if necessary and touring |
| Aug 6 ~19 |
Th~W |
Teaching for 2 weeks. |
| Aug 20 |
Th |
Going to Beijing |
| Aug 21/22/23 |
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Touring Shanghai |
| Aug 24 |
M |
departure Beijing |
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Summer
Camp Daily Working Schedule for an American Teacher(Samples)
Exact schedules may vary from one camp to another determining by Chinese host
institutions. |
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| Time |
Activities |
| 7:00 |
Good morning. |
| 7:00~7:30 |
Breakfast. |
| 7:30~8:15 |
Study lesson:Chinese language and Culture. |
| 8:15~9:00 |
English lesson: around 24 students. |
| 9:10~9:55 |
English lesson: around 24 students. |
| 10:05~10:50 |
English lesson: around 24 students. |
| 11:00~11:45 |
English lesson: around 24 students. |
| 11:45~12:15 |
Lunch. |
| 12:15~14:30 |
Noon break,free time. |
| 14:30~15:15 |
English lesson: around 24 students. |
| 15:25~16:10 |
English lesson: around 24 students. |
| 16:10~18:00 |
Free time. |
| 18:00~18:30 |
Dinner |
19:00~20:30
(M.W.F.)
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Together with Chinese teachers to organize
all kinds of informal learning related activities every other day,
such as sing English songs,play English language related games,and
English corner,etc...around 24 students. |
19:00~20:30
( T.Th.Sa.) |
Free time |
| 20:30~23:00 |
Free time |
| 23:00 |
Good night. |
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