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Good recommendations. Unfortunately some of them I can’t buy in Taobao😅

В 2025, желаю наматывать и наматывать мили.

Молодец!!! Салют, с такого ракурса, производит ошеломляющее впечатление!

good vibes. But I think no evidence prove that Global warming caused by Carbon Dioxide.

You play Guqin in music?

Bruhh. So tired isn’t it?😂

What a great and helpful video! I am considering take a teaching job in China and having heard from so many different experiences gave me such a great idea. Congratulations on putting those amazing professionals together!

professional , =)

I think it is quite bonkers that non-natives are not allowed to teach English in China. I am currently in college to become an English teacher (that is a specific bachelor degree in my country). So if I decided to pursue a masters degree and would get my TEFL certificate I still wouldn't be allowed to teach English in China. Eventhough someone that is from the Big 7 with a bachelor's in anything else, and would be less qualified for the job would have a free entry basically. Got it

Can someone please help Me get certified or learn how

Fantastic vlog very useful. May I ask which city of China these teachers are settled in? With BA degree & 120 hours of Tefl still not enough to qualify to teach English at private or public school? What would be the average salary to work for top tier 1&2 cities as a native English teacher? Thank you 🙏🏻

Is it difficult for a Moroccan passport holder who wears a hijab to find a teaching job in China, even with a BA in English, a TESOL certificate, and an HSK1 qualification?

Very nice place.

I would like to be an English teacher but I'm non native. Could you assist me with how can I work there? Are there any agencies or...?

How long do u intend to be here in NJ? I am a local here

Love Nanjing and its cozy streets ✨💛 You conveyed the atmosphere really good 👏🏼

The thumbnail is beautiful. What are the best Chinese universities to tech at if I only want to live where there are very cold winters. Harbin is the only one that I know of.

Most dogs come for socialization and our dog for demonization 🙈🤣

I love the concept ! hope you'll post more videos about cool spots in Nanjing 😁

good spot！

Best interview and insight thank you 🙏🏻

✨✨✨✨✨🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥✨✨✨✨been MIA for a loooong time my brother.... we need more!

Hi again Aleksandr. You mentioned getting your PGCE in this video. This is something I've wanted for a long time. Here's my current situation: I have a BSc and MSc/masters. TEFL. I have no teaching experience. What do you think would be the best route as far as coming to China to teach, and also getting a PGCE at the same time? Would that be easier to set-up once I've been there a while? Also is it worth looking into IB with my current qualifications? I'm hoping to start somewhere like Shanghai, since I perceive that as being an easier start for a westerner. Thanks :)

Her English is really good. I thought she was American at first! Very natural. Re: what she says about white people... I guess a good idea for a white guy to put a photo on CV? (sounds brutal but... haha)

Great video, thanks for putting this together. What the hell happened about 16 mins where something flies past in the background and she says "was that glass?!". I feel like this is a cliffhanger.

Finally hear u playing Live!!!

It is Yuejiang Lou, not yuejiang lu... means "watching river building" lol. 阅江楼

Amazing video, thanks for the opportunity

Absolutely helpful video!

I hold master in chemistry and master in biology i have exp paper more then 10year from three schools .can you help me to get a job in china.Please reply

i want, but i don't have english for get any type scholarship hahahaha

Quite vague on legal work. Its really limited for students from what I heard.

Another great video. Very interesting. Best advice I feel was “Brace yourself”😊

Great video 😍

Bravo bro

Hey the video is awesome 😃

Hi Aleksander, I am considering moving to work at an international secondary school in China but my degree is not in the specialty I teach. I have six years of experience teaching Business and Economics but my bachelors degree was in Geography and Psychology with a Masters of Education. Do you think schools will still consider me? I currently work in an international school in Greece.

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Jesus, that guy, how is he an English teacher? His accent is heavy and his English is awful.

She’s pretty hot

That woman in green needs to grow; she’s always complaining about males. Grow up. You sound like a misandrist.

We employ a lot of Africans in the NHS, they're lazy, incompetent, they lie, they steal and they're aggressive. I would never employ one.

good vibes!!!

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20:45 crazy world we live in

Very informative video, thank you. My sitiation is sinilar to that of Amanda, who has commented above. Although I was born and raised in Italy, I have been spending the last 23 years (that is, most of my adult life) in the UK and I currently hold both an Italian and a British passport. Moreover, I am currently working on a US teaching licence (it was cheaper and faster than a PGCE). To be completely honest, I have my eyes set on public schools in Taiwan not only because I love Taiwan but also because I believe it would be an easier option for someone like me who has no teaching experience whatsoever. But I am also intrigued by the possibility of moving to China, and especially to Chengdu. My question is: does the fact fhat I hold a UK passport and will soon also hold a Secondary English (ELA) US teaching licence compensate for the fact that, technically speaking, I am not a native English speaker? How would employers (schools) in China see my profile? By the way, I also hold a BA in English and French literature from an Italian university and a 120-hour TEFL certificate. I speak Italian, English, French, Spanish and am currently learning Mandarin and Brazilian Portuguese. Ideally, I would like to teach English and/or English literature. I would love to know what you think, as an expert. Thank you very much 🙏🏼

Hi sir, I am a teacher from the Philippines. My major is English, can you help me find a job in China?

I’m not a native English speaker, but I have been living in Ireland since I was 13yo, and I have an Irish passport, do you think I’d still be ok to teach English in China? I’m getting my TEFL cert soon

Thank you for your videos! And helpful comments.)) If you don’t mind- what good voice/vocal processor would you recommend for singing recording? Live and studio. For example, KP3+ is not bad, but it’s noisy which is not good for real quality sound. What is like Strymon, but for singing records?)