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E. Information on the Recruitment of Foreign Experts (1985)
E. Information on the Recruitment of Foreign Experts (1985)
Pages 174-182
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A Lecturers or professors of foreign languages recruited for institutions of higher learning are expected to perform the following assignments: To upgrade the professional skill of Chinese foreign language teachers; To teach undergraduates and postgraduates; To counsel and guide Chinese teachers; To offer advice on extracurricular language training activities and to supervise graduates in writing academic papers; To compile and edit teaching and reference material when required; To give general knowledge lectures about their own countries and on topics in the fields of culture, history or other subjects as required.
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Language personnel recruited for press, radio and publishing institutions are expected to take on the following responsibilities: To translate Chinese articles or scripts or revise or polish translations of such material; To re-edit or re-write articles; To improve the efficiency and language skills of Chinese translators.
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Those who assume responsibilities at institutions of higher learning for compiling, editing or revising reference materials are likewise expected to work six days a week, eight hours a day. Teaching loads at colleges or universities should be no less than 12 classroom hours in addition to compiling, editing or revising teaching materials; recording; counselling and other teaching activities.
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IV. Remuneration and Accommodation Remuneration for the invited party consists of two parts, namely net income which is the expert's monthly salary, and benefits which include lodging, transportation to and from work to the place of residence and medical service provided by the host organization.
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This extra luggage must be shipped as unaccompanied luggage if the cost is to be paid by the host organization. All correspondence should be addressed to: The Foreign Experts Bureau of the State Council P.O.
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APPENDIX II Credentials Requested 1. Academic Credentials: Copies of scholastic records such as diplomaks)
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180 CHINA BOUND WORK APPLICATION Full Name Nationality Date of Birth Place of Birth Photograph Marital Status Wife's (Husband's) Name Present Address Present Occupation and Place of Work Academic Background
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APPENDIX E 181 Work Experience Publications Knowledge of Languages Possible Time for Coming to China
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182 CHINA BOUND Term of Stay in China State of Health Accompanying Children (If Any) Remarks Remarks Date Signature
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