- Programs and Lesson Preparation: Teachers of Russian are required to develop and implement lesson plans and to design and prepare lessons that are appropriate to the level of the students, including listening, speaking, reading, writing, and grammar. - Teaching and interaction: In the classroom, Russian teachers need to teach with passion and patience to ensure that students understand and master what they are learning. They also need to interact with students to stimulate their interest and motivation. - Assessment and Feedback: Russian teachers need to regularly assess students' progress and performance and give timely feedback and guidance. They also need to adjust their teaching programs and methods according to students' performance and needs in order to better meet students' learning needs. - Cultural exchange and communication: In addition to teaching language knowledge, Russian teachers need to introduce Russian culture, history and social background to help students better understand the Russian language and the culture behind it. - Continuous learning and professional development: Russian language teachers need to continually update their knowledge and skills in order to adapt to changing educational needs and teaching methods. They can continue to improve their teaching and professionalism by attending trainings, seminars and academic conferences.

- Bachelor's degree or above, with previous study experience in China. - Chinese language can be used to communicate normally with students; - Native Russian speaker with previous experience in teaching Russian; - Passionate about teaching and love students. - Working hours: Monday~Friday, 2 hours lesson in the morning, 2 hours lesson in the afternoon, 2 hours lesson in the morning on Saturday.