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Showing posts with label China. Show all posts
Monday, September 3, 2012
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Performance Textiles Specialist (Shanghai, China)

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Performance Textiles Specialist (Shanghai, China)

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Friday, March 9, 2012
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Japanese Business Development Manager, BD Team, M&S, DHL Global Forwarding China

?Name of Position
Business Development Manager, BD Team, M&S, DHL Global Forwarding China

?Job Description
-Overall Role Purpose: Plan, organise and direct the Business Development and Trade Lane Group
in order to improve DHL's acquisition of business in Industrial Estate Zones in 12-24 months period.
-Ensure detailed study and understanding of customers' shipping requirements in order to provide highly customised air express services, encompassing logistics and distribution services, to specifically identified customers.

?Required Qualifications
-3-5 years of experience in related industry
-Bachelor Degree & above
-Excellent Microsoft Excel and PPT skills
-Good knowledge of freight business

?Required Competences
·Good organisational skills
·Good local thinking and analytical skills
·Customer Focus
·Basic consultative skills
·Ability to influence people
·Good negotiation skills
·Good interpersonal skills
·Independent worker
·Ability to work under stress

?Working Hours
8:30-17:30 Monday-Friday

? Holiday
10-15 days/ year

** PLEASE SEND YOUR RESUME AND COVER LETTER IN ENGLISH


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Wednesday, December 7, 2011
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Pearson buys English testing service in China for $294 million

November 22, 2011

Teaching-English-in-Japan-Education-Pearson" Pearson has purchased English-language test company Global Education and Technology Group (GETG) in a deal worth $294m.

GETG provides English language test preparation services for students with 450 centres across 60 cities in China. It is expected to make $65m in revenues this year.

John Fallon, chief executive of Pearson's International Education Business commented: "Through organic investment and complementary acquisitions, we're learning a lot about the very significant growth opportunities we see in China and about the value of combining our content and technology with high-quality school networks."

The deal follows the $145m purchase of the Wall Street Institute chain of language schools in China in 2009.

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