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The Department of Modern Languages at Florida State University invites
applications for a Tenure-track Assistant Professor position in
traditional Chinese literature. Applicant must have Ph. D in Chinese
literature or related field at the time of employment. Preferred focus
is on a period from Tang to Qing dynasties. Native or near-native
fluency in Chinese and English as well as commitment to undergraduate
education. In addition to courses in traditional Chinese literature and
culture, the successful candidate will teach Chinese language courses.

Academy at the Lakes, a JK -12 independent college preparatory
school in Tampa, Florida, seeks a part-time teacher of Chinese.  Our
program is three years old and includes high school only.  We plan to
increase the position to full-time by adding middle school
opportunities.  The position begins on January 2, 2008. 

Please contact me at mheller@academyatthelakes.org and visit our website at www.academyatthelakes.org.

Elementary School Teacher:  Assignment begins in August 2008.  Private,
accelerated academics, language immersion elementary school.  All classes
taught by immersion (no English is used in the classroom). Applicants must
have native fluency in Mandarin Chinese (simplified character set), the
equivalent of a BA degree, at least two years of teaching experience and a
minimum of 100 hours of paid or volunteer work experience with early
elementary aged children.  The educator will teach language arts, science,
math and geography.  A teaching degree is not required.  The job requires

The University of Florida seeks applicants for a full-time position
as Lecturer in Chinese Language, to begin Fall 2008 with option to
start in summer. Duties will be in rapidly expanding programs for
East Asian Languages & Literatures majors and for non-traditional
students of Chinese language and culture. Responsibilities are
divided between teaching in the undergraduate BA program and
assisting in the design of a teaching certification program for
Chinese language majors and for K-12 teachers in the state of