ESL Teacher at Capital University of Economics and Business, Beijing – ¥13K + Housing

Capital University of Economics and Business is seeking a full-time Native English Speaking ESL Teacher to join its Beijing campus, working with both undergraduate students and affiliated primary school learners in one of China’s most iconic and culturally rich cities.

Job Description

In this role, you will deliver engaging English language instruction across four core language skills — reading, writing, speaking, and listening — to undergraduate-level students. Alongside classroom teaching, you’ll run intensive speaking and listening courses and coordinate social enrichment programs for younger learners at the university’s affiliated primary school.

• Teach undergraduate courses covering the four language skills
• Develop course plans and design teaching curriculum aligned with program goals
• Deliver intensive speaking and listening sessions
• Conduct social programs for affiliated primary school students
• Work across two campus locations within Beijing

The teaching load is 16 hours per week, giving you meaningful classroom time while leaving room for lesson preparation, professional collaboration, and exploring everything Beijing has to offer.

Requirements

• Native English speaker from the US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, or Ireland
• Bachelor’s degree or higher
• Submission of an introductory teaching video with your application is preferred

Benefits

• Monthly salary of ¥13,000 CNY
• Fully furnished apartment with utilities covered
• Monthly living allowance of ¥600 CNY
• Annual international airfare reimbursement of ¥13,000 CNY
• Z visa sponsorship
• Medical insurance
• Paid Chinese public holidays
• Paid winter and summer holiday breaks
• Transportation provided between campuses

About Beijing

Beijing is a city where ancient heritage and modern ambition coexist. Home to landmarks such as the Great Wall and the Forbidden City, the capital also offers a dynamic urban lifestyle with an excellent public transport network and a relatively affordable cost of living compared to many other major world cities. For international teachers, it’s an unmatched base for professional growth and cultural exploration in East Asia.