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      YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH FIRST TIER RECRUITMENT


      By: Engin Adiguzel < Show E-mail >

      Date: Thu, 06 Jun 2019

      Location: Asia (China)

      First Tier Recruitment is a FREE ESL Teacher Placement Agency. We never take a percentage of your salary and there are no hidden fees. First Tier Recruitment works with a variety of educational institutions that include Public and Private schools, International Schools, and Learning Centers in China. We ensure our teachers are placed at good schools and are well supported throughout the year. The ESL job opportunities we offer in our various Teach Abroad programs are with reputable and professional ESL schools that we have carefully investigated and screened for your safety. We ensure that our schools are a place that you will be excited to work at. Wherever you want to teach, you can feel comfortable knowing you will be placed in a safe and supportive environment. Thanks to our network of schools and trusted fellow agencies, First Tier Recruitment provides the best teaching jobs throughout China.

      YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH FIRST TIER RECRUITMENT
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