Infants and Toddlers
Basic Info
Course Name: Infants and Toddlers
Students: Undergraduate Students
Class Size: 80-100 students
Location: A public university in Changchun City, Jilin Province
Start Date: Fall 2025
Teaching Period: 8 Weeks -10 Weeks (Offline in Huangshi City)
Contract: One Semester
Course Description
The "Infants and Toddlers" course focuses on the unique characteristics, development, and care of children from birth to around three years old. It provides an in - depth understanding of this crucial stage of early childhood, covering physical, cognitive, social, and emotional aspects. The knowledge gained from this course is essential for parents, caregivers, and early childhood professionals to support the healthy growth and development of infants and toddlers.
Job Highlights
1. Visa application fee reimbursement
2. Free round trip air tickets
3. Free accommodation
4. Medical Insurance
Job Responsibilities
1. Make a curriculum plan according to the requirements of the university, prepare lesson plans carefully, teach flexibly, and accomplish teaching tasks and goals efficiently;
2. Submit teaching documents regularly according to university's requirements based on the teaching progress, including course notes, slides, classroom exercises, and homework;
3. According to the university’s exam regulations, submit exam papers on time and assist the university in completing invigilation, grading, timely complete student grade registration and feedback reports.
Job Requirements
1. Candidate must willing come to China to teach the course in person;
2. Language requirements: English (USA/UK/Canada/Australia/New Zealand is preferred)
3. Master's degree or above is required for undergraduate instruction;
4. Patient and enthusiastic for teaching with high sense of responsibility;
5. More than 3 years’ teaching or training experience is preferred;
6. Understanding American higher education system, test methods and requirements.
Location
Strategically positioned in central Jilin Province, Changchun serves as the political and cultural hub of Northeast China, approximately 300 kilometers from the North Korean and Russian borders. This well-connected city (population 9 million) lies at the crossroads of major high-speed rail routes, with direct links to Beijing (6 hours), Harbin (1.5 hours), and Shenyang (1 hour), making it an ideal base for exploring the region.
City Profile
As Jilin's capital and China's "Automobile City" (home to FAW Group), Changchun seamlessly blends industrial might with academic excellence, hosting prestigious institutions like Jilin University. The city's unique heritage combines Manchu influences, Japanese colonial architecture, and socialist-era planning, creating a fascinating urban tapestry. Its growing international community and emphasis on education make it welcoming for foreign faculty.
Cultural Scene
As China's "City of Film" (home to Changchun Film Studio), the city hosts the annual Golden Deer Film Festival. Enjoy Russian ballet at the Grand Theatre, avant-garde exhibits at the Modern Art Museum, or traditional performances at the Confucian Temple. Growing university exchange programs offer international faculty cultural engagement opportunities.
Must-See Attractions
- Puppet Emperor's Palace: Historical site of Puyi's WWII-era court
- Jingyuetan National Forest: "Asia's Largest Planted Forest" with seasonal activities
- Changchun World Sculpture Park: Open-air museum with global artworks
- Automobile Industrial Tourism Zone: FAW Group's interactive exhibits
- Nanhu Park: Serene lakeside retreat in the city center
Culinary Specialties
Changchun's cuisine reflects Northeast China's hearty flavors with Korean influences:
- Ginseng Chicken Soup (人参鸡汤): Nutrient-rich local specialty
- Korean Cold Noodles (朝鲜冷面): Chewy noodles in icy broth
- Sticky Pork (锅包肉): Crispy sweet-sour pork slices
- Stewed Vermicelli (猪肉炖粉条): Hearty winter comfort food