| Alpine Education’s Base Camp: a Development Curriculum
Prepare students to stu...Alpine Education’s Base Camp: a Development Curriculum
Prepare students to study abroad in a unique program that is truly the only one of its kind!
Unlike any other preparation program, Base Camp addresses the profound divide between the U.S. and Chinese education traditions. Through reflection, study, and practice, students bridge that divide before they arrive at their Western school.
The curriculum and methodology of Base Camp is thoroughly grounded in educational research and deeply informed by the observations of American faculty and Chinese students in America. Recognizing the great influence of parents in Chinese culture, Base Camp works with parents as well as their children to ensure understanding of the academic and social possibilities embodied in the Western educational experience that lies ahead.
This year's program will be held at a premier international school in the CBD area of Beijing.
About Alpine Education
Alpine Education believes each person has a unique, holistic, and personal vision of success. We help each student achieve that vision.
Alpine cultivates students to pursue their own educational and professional success. We coordinate global experts in multi-dimensional curriculum development for our students’ personal growth, international scholastic and professional development, and overseas study preparation.
Job Description
- Implement Base Camp program lessons and activities for 6-10 students between 12-15 years old.
- Ensure teaching objectives and curriculum criteria are met.
- Work with Alpine team and teaching assistants to prepare for classes and issue and ensure completion of required assignments.
- Be prepared to discuss cultural questions.
- Observe student progress and prepare detailed evaluations.
Job Requirements
- Knowledgeable about speech/debate, expository writing, creative thinking, literature, U.S. history, and cross-cultural understanding
- Possess an understanding of the characteristics and goals of the Western high school education system
- Graduated with a bachelor’s degree from a Western university
- Experience teaching or working with students from different cultures and demonstrated ability to adapt to a multi-cultural educational environment
- Be responsible, open, engaging, and willing to coach/mentor Chinese students who will be making a major transition to a Western high school
- Be available 9 AM – 5 PM from July 20 – July 31, 2015 (weekends excluded), near Dawang Lu subway station
Compensation starts at 10k+ RMB for the duration of the two-week program.
