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This is Bruce Wang, Recruiting Manager of Hangzhou Helen Consulting Co., Ltd, China
There is a job vacancy in a university in China, teaching piano. If anyone in this forum is interested, please feel free to contact by email, faoctn4 at hotmail dot com. I will give you more detailed information.
Thanks in advance for your consideration.
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PS, The basic requirements of this job are as follows: 1. speaking Russian (mother tongue); 2. bachelor degree or above; 3. being competent of teaching piano.
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Dare one ask why a piano teacher in China would need to speak Russian?
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Dare one ask why a piano teacher in China would need to speak Russian? Thanks for your concern. The reason requiring the candidate speak Russian is that the students in the mentioned school are studying Russian. They can speak Russian better than English.
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So, you don't need a Russian teacher. YOu need a Russian speaking teacher. You should change the thread title accordingly.
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I know several Chinese-American piano teachers, who actually speak Chinese fluently. Would they be candidates? Should I pass this along to them?
"Those who dare to teach must never cease to learn." -- Richard Henry Dann Full-time Private Piano Teacher offering Piano Lessons in Olympia, WA. www.mypianoteacher.com Certified by the American College of Musicians; member NGPT, MTNA, WSMTA, OMTA
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I know several Chinese-American piano teachers, who actually speak Chinese fluently. Would they be candidates? Should I pass this along to them? You are very nice. Please tell them about this job vacancy or give me their contact information. I will contact them directly.
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So, you don't need a Russian teacher. YOu need a Russian speaking teacher. You should change the thread title accordingly. Thanks for your concern.
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Hello again.
The job vacancy is still available. I will reiterate the basic requirements: 1), speaking Russian, 2) teaching Piano; 3) bachelor degree (not required to major in Piano or music).
Thanks for concern.
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Hello again.
The job vacancy is still available. I will reiterate the basic requirements: 1), speaking Russian, 2) teaching Piano; 3) bachelor degree (not required to major in Piano or music).
Thanks for concern.
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I knew of someone from the "service" who spoke Russian (and 10 other languages), taught his students piano (and interrogation with piano strings, together with some fantastic usage of the hammers and jackhammers), and had a bachelor degree in something obscure ... I thought the Maoists would have truck-loads of such talents in store 
Nepotism: We promote family values here - almost as often as we promote family members.
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Eh ... do you need to be an atheist?
Nepotism: We promote family values here - almost as often as we promote family members.
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I knew of someone from the "service" who spoke Russian (and 10 other languages), taught his students piano (and interrogation with piano strings, together with some fantastic usage of the hammers and jackhammers), and had a bachelor degree in something obscure ... I thought the Maoists would have truck-loads of such talents in store I know you're kidding.
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I'm not Kid Ding. Aren't there plenty of Ding's and Dong's in China? I'm Chinese Singaporean, so please, it's not a racist comment ... but I'm no Ding Dong either.
Nepotism: We promote family values here - almost as often as we promote family members.
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I'm not Kid Ding. Aren't there plenty of Ding's and Dong's in China? I'm Chinese Singaporean, so please, it's not a racist comment ... but I'm no Ding Dong either. :), If you know more about the world, you will be more tolerant.
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