China is a vibrant country with bustling cities, rivers, fascinating structures, complex language and yes a fast paced booming economy. Simply put, China is both a popular as well as rewarding place to teach abroad. The country has a high demand for experienced and fresh English teachers and you will not find a problem while finding a job. Here are some tips from insiders to help you make best out of your visit. Learn these tips and keep them handy:

For best jobs, stick to Recruiters:

In order to teach in China, you need to understand their education system. There are 2 types of teaching in the country- through ESL academies and Public Schools. If is easy to get a job in the ESL academies as you can find jobs online even before you arrive the country. If you aim to teach at some public school then the best way is to opt for some recruiters. Research and get a good impression of benefits, salary and working conditions before you join.

To be a professional, consider teaching at Private School

Some Tips about Teaching English in China

If you are having a bit of experience and certifications with you then you might be qualified to teach at private or International school. These schools have higher salaries, better remunerations and job for Teach in China. Definitely they will demand higher education for this purpose.

Know the Difference Between Public School Jobs and ESL Academy

At ESL Academies, you will be teaching small number of students in many classes like five classes a day with 10 students in each class. You will also be working on weekends most probably since its the time most of the kids have off. The students might vary from small kids to anywhere from 3 years to adults taking business classes.

You can survive China without Speaking Chinese

Though it’s a fact that learning new language helps one to immensely integrate and get around with the people while you are living anywhere abroad, yet if you have not learnt Chinese that’s OK. You can survive China without speaking Chinese for those first few weeks. Arriving in China without speaking their native language might be intimidating yet here are some tips to help you survive:

Use picture from menu to order food Download the translation apps Carry a business card with your home address in Chinese country

Ask them if you can have a particular food if you are not sure of its taste!

Learn some pick up phrases to communicate with those who do not understand English. It will also make your life easier.

Know How to Travel China on a Budget

As a teacher and foreigner, you will need to travel around in China during your break like hiking Great Wall of China, hold Panda, watch sunset etc and thus, need to find the best ways to travel without spending much. You can use long distance buses. They are the cheapest.

Definitely DO Pack:1. Sunscreen2. Enough causal clothing Shoes3. Anti-perspirant deodorant4. Hand sanitizer5. Your computer and flash drives6. A warm coat7. Smartphone8. A good camera

Get ready and prepare yourself for a new culture and learning experience.

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