Unterrichten an der British School Beijing/China
Unterrichten Sie an einer der renommiertesten internationalen Schulen Pekings, in der faszinierenden Hauptstadt Chinas.
Author: Heiko Vogl
Heiko Vogl BEd MA is member of the international office and lecturer at the University College of Teacher Education Styria. As a member of the Steering Group in the European Comensius Network "VoiceS" he is responsible for the digital communication in this network. For the Erasmus projects "FaceIt" and "ETsize" he worked as an e-learning expert. His work and research interests are in the field of internationalization, digital communication and technology enhanced learning. He is publisher of the blogs www.erasmus-journal.eu and www.mylearning.at.
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