Cold Storage / Giant group is looking for a yoga teacher to do a 2-hour workshop for its office staff on 20 June 2010.
Chinese/Indian male and female teachers are welcome.
No of Participants: Around 40 persons
Location – Bukit Tinggi Resort
Pay Rate – RM200rm for 2 hrs lesson + Travel Allowance if required
What the Job involves – Basic Intro Class, Pranayama, Meditation and Asanas
Contact person: Srinivasan Ushasri
Tel: 65-9737 0878 (Singapore)
Email: ushasri@singnet.com.sg
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