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Introduction To The Senior SchoolThe Senior School at Dulwich College Shanghai is an exciting place to teach. Our first Year 13 students graduatedin June 2009. Some of those students had been with the College since its inception and their graduation was animportant milestone in the maturing life of the Senior School.The Senior School has 527 students making it the largest part of the College. Dulwich College Shanghai studentsare a delight. They are highly motivated (library book borrowing rates testify to their appetite for reading);compassionate and multi-talented. Many students and staff have international backgrounds, which adds a widerperspective to all areas of Senior School life.We follow the English National Curriculum in Years 7, 8 and 9 which leads students naturally towards studyingfor IGCSE and GCSE qualifications in Years 10 and 11. In the last two years our public examination results at (I)GCSE have exceeded our expectations and the introduction of the IB Diploma Programme in 2007 has beenhugely successful. Both students and staff have embraced the IBDP’s international, broad based view of learningwith CAS and TOK recognised as essential and exciting parts of the IB package. The first set of IBDP results werepleasing, with an average score of 34. Our IGCSE/GCSE results are consistently excellent, with over 70% of ourstudents scoring A/A* in 2010.The Senior School builds on the strong foundations laid by DUCKS (our Early Years programme) and the JuniorSchool. We want students to find learning fun and to enjoy coming to school, but we also aspire to developleadership skills and to challenge students to achieve excellence in a wide variety of activities, not least in theclassroom. The energy, ambition and good nature of Senior School students is a large part of our success. Thededication, teamwork and humour of the staff help to ensure that the students are challenged, successful andhappy.Mr. Stuart TaskerHead of Senior School7
Salary and Benefits PackageExpatriate teachers receive a compensation package which includes the following:Very competitive base salarySalary is paid according to the pay scale displayed below. The entry point onto this scale is determined by theHeadmaster upon appointment and is in line with the number of years of relatable experience, but set at amaximum of step 13. There is an automatic increase in step each year until the top of the scale (step 19) is reached.STEP Gross Salary (RMB) Net Salary (RMB)A 210,523 177,961B 221,603 193,3021 233,267 202,6332 245,548 212,4583 257,828 222,2834 270,110 232,1085 282,391 241,9336 295,429 252,3647 308,529 262,2978 321,629 272,1229 334,729 281,94610 347,828 291,77111 360,928 301,59612 374,028 311,42113 387,127 321,24614 400,227 331,07015 413,327 340,89516 426,425 350,71917 439,525 360,54418 452,625 370,36919 472,275 385,106* The Net Salary listed is based upon the current rates of income taxGratuityOne month’s salary is paid as a gratuity upon successful completion terms of the first two year contract. Thereafterstaff receive a one month gratuity payment at the end of each successfully completed year.8
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