Teaching Mandarin Language Skills

• Conduct engaging Mandarin lessons focused on listening, speaking, basic reading, and writing skills.
• Use songs, stories, and interactive activities to make learning fun and memorable for young learners.

Lesson Planning

• Develop creative and effective lesson plans aligned with the preschool’s curriculum and teaching goals.
• Incorporate thematic approaches (e.g., occupations, transportation), if applicable, into lessons.

Classroom Management

• Maintain a positive and supportive classroom environment.
• Ensure students stay attentive and participate actively during lessons.

Assessment and Feedback

• Observe and assess students' progress and language development.
• Provide constructive feedback to students and report progress to parents or the preschool management.

Parental Communication

• Share updates on students’ achievements and areas for improvement during parent-teacher discussions or events.

Collaboration

• Work closely with other teachers and the preschool administration to ensure a cohesive learning experience.

Professional Development

• Stay updated on the latest early childhood Mandarin teaching techniques.
• Attend workshops or training sessions as required by the preschool.

Flexibility

• Adapt teaching methods to cater to different learning styles and needs of the children.
• Be willing to take on additional tasks related to Mandarin language instruction as required.

Safety and Child Care

• Ensure the safety and well-being of all children during Mandarin classes.
• Address behavioral or emotional needs sensitively and appropriately.