China has fully reopened, and quarantine has ended! We offer well paid positions at reliable schools in cities like Shanghai, Shenzhen, Wuhan and Xuzhou. The key requirements for English teaching positions are that you are a graduate from the UK, Ireland, US, New Zealand, Australia, Canada or South Africa, clean background check, TEFL/CELTA/TESOL certificate (you can obtain the teaching qualification after joining the program). *additional opportunities: in addition to positions teaching English, we occasionally have positions available teaching German, Spanish or Italian in China. These positions are open to native speakers in those languages, with a degree. We also offer jobs at international schools in China, teaching Physics and Math. These jobs are open to applicants from all nationalities that have a degree in these subjects, and speak fluent English. You can apply here: www.impact-teaching.com/apply/ If you're not eligible for Cina, check out our jobs in Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia and Poland with Impact Teaching, you can find the key details on those positions here: www.impact-teaching.com/blog/key-facts-about-teaching-english-in-vietnam-thailand-china-cambodia-and-poland/
I lived in a southern city in Hunan. 7,500 a month. I didn't pay my rent or anything, the school did that. Food was around 10-15 Kuai a meal. School gave free meals but I usually just ate lunch at school. My phone bill was around 100 Kuai a month. Locals were paid 2000 Kuai a month so I was well off. I traveled a lot and China is definitely my home.
Hope you dont mind answering this but did you go through an agency. Im thinking of teaching in china but want to get the best possible value for my time.
This is based on salaries in Wuhan in 2014, our current highest state school salary is 14000 RMB per month, in Shanghai. For more information about our programmes visit: teach-english-in-china.co.uk/our-programmes/ Are you based in the US? Check out our page with info for US applicants: teach-english-in-china.co.uk/our-programmes/applying-from-the-us/ To apply with us send us a CV and cover letter: info@teach-english-in-china.co.uk
This is based on salaries in Wuhan in 2014, our current highest state school salary is 14000 RMB per month, in Shanghai. For more information about our programmes visit: teach-english-in-china.co.uk/our-programmes/ Are you based in the US? Check out our page with info for US applicants: teach-english-in-china.co.uk/our-programmes/applying-from-the-us/
If anybody want to teach English in China while want to avoid pollution and Chaos. I recommend you go to Yunnan Province Kunming would be a good choice.
Whoa... thanks, man! Good to hear those things about China, especially the food part! ;) I'm coming to China to work as a teacher very soon and I just can't wait to have my own first impressions about the place.
Just 6000 kuai? I thought they could pay you a lot more in Beijing. When i was in Guangzhou, most of us teachers were getting paid minimum of 11000 RMB a month.
kim johnnson I did but alas, many of the foreigners did not have a degree and were paid a fair amount. The teachers i knew who had legitimate teaching skills and educational backgrounds (ie teaching degrees) generally faired a lot better. I knew one sports teacher on 24,000 kuai a month, but that was the exception.
I want to go and teach in China in the future but my grades are sooo bad. I also have massive anxiety abut things like bills and not being able to understand others although I do know a little chinese. I’m 16 but I’m working hard for it ahahah
My advice: Try twice as hard as everyone else and you will suceed. I also want to go work in china but my parents do not support the idea. Im sure youll get there some day!
Sophia Dove thanks. My family support it because they know I try as I’ve been teaching myself multiple languages BUT, I got my exam results back and I’ve failed EVERYTHING 😂😂 I’m a good student but my attendance is low. Overtime, I’ve been building it back up but still... I have no grades 😂❤️
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I think the real problem is when you come home this is where these people get stuck what have you learned of any value in China to teach your own language to forieners virtually worthless in UK where in places like London the cost of living is astronomical so wouldn't recommend it folks unless you excel in other skills
If you are a native English speaker (UK, USA, Canada, Australia, NZ, South Africa) you can easily find a gig paying 10,000+ per month plus housing, and if you look around a bit you can find a job paying 15k without too much trouble. Less than 10k is for non-native speakers.
I am Chinese . To my knowledge, local teachers can get about 8000-12000 rmb in the big cities. I think the teachers from English-speaking countries can earn more if you have better educational backgrounds. I know quite a few of them are actually having at least two jobs working here in China.
All foreigners I know have enough to travel with their salary. Chinese locals get paid less, but Chinese save 30 to 40 percent and the savings rate is the highest in the world.
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Hello, can you please tell me what is the situation on pilots there, how are the salaries and is it possible for an European to find a job for himself as a pilot there?
This is a brilliant video. I was wondering the person who did the video knows any good institutions that I can inquire too? As I am thinking of teaching English in china.
"Because the Tarim Basin Caucasoid corpses are almost certainly representatives of the Indo-European family, and because they date from a time period early enough to have a bearing on the expansion of the Indo-European people from their homeland, it is thought that they will play a crucial role in determining just where that might have been." One such mummy of a teenaged girl with blond hair and blue yes, found in a cave, has become quite a tourist attraction in Beijing. She has been nicknamed "The Lady of Tarim" and she is on display to throngs of museum visitors in the Chinese capital. "A Tocharian female mummy with long flaxen blond hair, perfectly preserved in ponytails. Items of weaved material, identical to Celtic cloth"
Loved the video, just interviewed with English First recently, can you tell me how likely it is to get hired, or rather how difficult it is to get hired? I toko game design for my bachelor's, but I've always been very good with speaking and writing English, but I'm just so nervous and want to work here so much,,.
Hello The video was highly informative. As a matter of fact, by the end of this year I'll be holding a BA degree with one year of teaching experience. The thing is that I'm not a native English. Could it be possible for me to work in China, Japan, or Korea?
Hhhh white and black. This kind of thinking are really primitive. Who may consider the product of a human should be regarded to his/her skin color are really primitive and not educated at all.
Zakarya Hanafi Yeah, I know it's primitive, but considering that lots of Chinese(especially in rural area) haven't seen foreigners, it's normal that they think like that. Cities like Beijing shanghai Guangzhou Shenzhen HK have not such problem. The situation in 2 tier cities is getting better. It takes time after all. Finally they'll realize there's nothing to do with the color of skin.
I'm sixty-eight yrs old - if i went directly to china and went door to door to schools do you think i could get a job? i do have a univ degree, but no ESL certificate, and i did teach ESL in Beijing for a year way back in 1987 - so probably no records available of that. thanks
+Geoff Parker i think u would have your chance in those major cities in China, especially in Shen Zhen, where the foreign English teachers get the highest salary. And many people actually speak English in that city. I would try Shen Zhen if i were u, good luck.
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+Amelia Pillay According to my contract, you simply take your monthly salary minus 4,800RMB then if remainder is no more than1,500 you pay 3% tax. 1,500-4,500 = 10% tax. 4,500 - 9,000 = 20% tax .... at least thats how my tax works. Tax comes out my pay before i receive it. Hope that helps
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Hello. I have a job opportunity that allows me to teach English in Beijing or Hong Kong, But I don't have a lot of information regarding transport, life there in general. Is there anybody here that could help me with information about what is better, Hong Kong or Beijing?
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Hi! :) I would like to ask a couple questions. I just finished my bachelor degree in teaching ESL and German as a second langauge. Despite this I am not certified by TOEFEL. I would like to know what city you would recommend for me to teach in (I am looking for a safe place) and I would love to hear your advice on how much I can ask for. Thank you very much for your answer :) Have a nice day!
Hello, thank you so much for this video. I wanted to ask you if teaching extra hours or getying a second job in your spare time is legal and acceptable? Im mainly talking about teaching and sales (customer service).
Great video! Do you think it's possible to get a good job offer(teaching English) in China if you're not a native speaker (which is my case)? However, my major is English, so I'm gonna get a degree.
+Marcos Domingos Hell no! if you are coming from the states thats roughly $614 american. Harbin is a destination for the winter time. so the prices will go higher. do you have a tefl or a degree? to be honest it is a very low wage. water bottled is like 6 rmb. And you need several of those a day.
oh, god how come they provide u so small payment...i hv to say 4000RMB is regular factory work's level thay they commonly get per month. but in Harbin, 4000 per month is peace..
So different than in Vietnam. Salary is much higher in Vietnam (when I was working at a private primary school I was making 60,000,000 vnd a month. Back then that was about 3000 usd. I worked about 20 hours a week) and very few teaching credentials needed (just have to be white), but no accommodations and very, very few schools help you with the work permit. So you end up spending a lot of money on visa runs to Thailand every 3-6 months. If you're a competent, independent person Vietnam is better imo. If you prefer security and long-term work then China. There are many Eastern Europeans teaching English in Vietnam.
Hellow. I want to come for study in China. I want to study business in china . I need information about scholarships, expenses, accomodation, climate culture etc Please share . Thanks
Food is no longer cheap in China as of 2015. Meat is very expensive and eating out is no longer a bargain, unfortunately. However, the food is always good and there is so much variety. Information on this video should be updated.
I think it is possible to get a job there as I've seen a German TH-camr who is teaching English in China. It just might be a little harder as they prefer people from English speaking countries. You may have to work in a smaller city for a year or so. This is just my understanding anyway. Hope this helps! :D
It actually would not be legal for you to get the Z visa. One of the requirements is that you have a passport from an English speaking country, and they even recently put restrictions on South African passports.
Mariela Pinto I am Mexican and currently in China. If you are white and have a collage degree, it should not be a problem. But based on your spelling, you might want to reconsider teaching English.
You can apply with your partner and be placed at the same school if you both have the required qualifications. Email us for more info: info@teach-english-in-china.co.uk
Hi, I'm currently in my first year, (going into second) at university. I know I have to graduate before I can go onto teaching English but do would I go about setting everything up? I'm a native English speaker but my course isn't teaching. I'd really appreciate any help as I don't want to be a crappy teacher who knows nothing aha I'd like to as best prepared as I can.
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i make triple this and i'm not even in a tier 1 city/major area. Dont let them low ball you. Especially if you are a Native English Speaker. No 5 day a week native speaker should be taking in less than 13k a month, period. Maybe 12k if it was a location you really wanted and the housing was provided. Shoot for the sky, especially with Kindergartens/Primaries/Training schools
i have applied for a job in Wuhan with via my work in uk has work has a partnership with a school and my uk company is paying wages of 23k who will this work.
Hi! I was offered a work in china at Shenzen, Futain. They offered me a 14k rmb month salary. How much do you think i can spent in an apartment and still have money for food and every day consumables?
It depends on you. You can rent an apartment from 2K to 10K rmb per month. For 3K，it should be around 30m^2 in Shen Futian. Another 3K is totally enough for all other costs with a pretty good quality. So，most likely，the cost every month will be 6K.
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Ted: you're not getting paid enough!!! I could get you a job in a heartbeat ...one that pays you far more than you are currently earning ... please tell me you are working at a public/government school with no more than 14 teaching hours a week ... please ....i really hate to see young people get taken advantage of and hooked into abusive long-term teaching contracts that don't do you justice ... ... actually if you were willing to work 25 teaching hours a week I would start negotiating at around 16,500 and depending on where you wanted to work (i.e. geographical location in terms big city small city) ... i would get you something from 12,500 to 16,500 (that's US dollars $2100 to $2800 per month ...
This is based on salaries in Wuhan in 2014, our current highest state school salary is 14000 RMB per month, in Shanghai. For more information about our programmes visit: teach-english-in-china.co.uk/our-programmes/ Are you based in the US? Check out our page with info for US applicants: teach-english-in-china.co.uk/our-programmes/applying-from-the-us/ To apply with us send us a CV and cover letter: info@teach-english-in-china.co.uk
At a state school with weekends off that's a good first year salary. Higher salaries are available but usually at private school where you work weekends and evenings
I am a Chinese descendant. But I migrated to Sydney with my family since i was young 32 ys ago. I have Graduate Certificate and Grad Diploma in TESOL from university in Sydney and I also have a master degree in Social administration and other university quals. Would they accept me to teach there as an Asian-Australian? I have more than 10 years of experience teaching part time in technical colleges while working as an education manager for AUS Gov?
LOL...that is crazy.There are millions of Non Caucasians who grew up in English speaking countries and speak like the native people....I think that is the reason we dont see a lot of Asians doing your kind of teaching. I get paid x3 more here, but i want to have different overseas experience, hence the curiosity. Anyway, many tanks!....:-)
Bad news: they use foreign faces to advertise school because of parents, so if they already have a lot of those it won't be a problem. Good news: it would be easier for you to move up to administration if you spend extra time in exams..
Part-time work you said? It is becoming more and more difficult to do part-time work in China unless you do private lessons at home or in a Cafe. But if you work for another school, Kindergarten or Training Centre. You have to remember that your Employer goes to all the trouble, time and expense, to get you a Z-Work Visa. You are their teacher and employee solely. So they don't like you working at any other Training Centres, Kindergartens or Schools in your spare time. Giving those places added Publicity, promoting you are 'their teacher! ' This is also breaking your Working Visa regulations and you could get your Visa revoked and lose your job at the actual place you work. People talk and it's only a matter of time before you are found out, That's how it is. So doing some Private teaching work or on-line teaching work in your free time is probably acceptable and tolerated.
john doh Hi i am 52 . Qualified teacher, many years of teaching experience. Got a job without much effort at a private international school in Beijing. Love working here . No stress! Reasonably good salary. If you’re white person with a degree with some or perhaps no teaching experience, easily get a job in china!!!
A girl from China come to USA for a year she work for fun she spend her money on trip party living large she went back home broke I bet she regrets the shit
I speak mandarin fluently the main difficulties for these people will learning mandarin while teaching English this means your whole world is in English much harder than for a person that goes to China and and lives with chines home with Chinese emersion is very important just to perfect the tone so most English teachers simply will not become fluent it is about the worst job you can do if you want learn mandarin
i totally beg to differ.I ever lived in WuHan for 4 years ，as a student not only i can’t save money but also i need to ask my parents to get extra money.U know in school there are so many cheap food，so if u always have a dinner there，u do not need to cost too much.But Chinese students have kinds of activities ，they need to pay for their meals，drinks，movies，bars and so on.Most of them usually choose upscale restaurantsIts，so its your freedom to decide where you go.U have said it is easy to save money in WuHan，but actually its not.If u just satisfy a simple life，maybe u will save money by yourself.In my opinion western people all like to enjoy their lives，unfortunately u r not.
Hi Kiev, yes you need a degree. A TEFL certificate is also required but you don' t need to have it at the time you apply with us, you can do an online course teach-english-in-china.co.uk/resources/teaching-qualification/
We don' t deal with online teaching ourselves at the moment so we are not 100% sure. But as you don't need a visa the rules are likely to be less strict for online teaching
China has fully reopened, and quarantine has ended! We offer well paid positions at reliable schools in cities like Shanghai, Shenzhen, Wuhan and Xuzhou. The key requirements for English teaching positions are that you are a graduate from the UK, Ireland, US, New Zealand, Australia, Canada or South Africa, clean background check, TEFL/CELTA/TESOL certificate (you can obtain the teaching qualification after joining the program).
*additional opportunities: in addition to positions teaching English, we occasionally have positions available teaching German, Spanish or Italian in China. These positions are open to native speakers in those languages, with a degree.
We also offer jobs at international schools in China, teaching Physics and Math. These jobs are open to applicants from all nationalities that have a degree in these subjects, and speak fluent English. You can apply here: www.impact-teaching.com/apply/
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I lived in a southern city in Hunan. 7,500 a month. I didn't pay my rent or anything, the school did that. Food was around 10-15 Kuai a meal. School gave free meals but I usually just ate lunch at school. My phone bill was around 100 Kuai a month. Locals were paid 2000 Kuai a month so I was well off. I traveled a lot and China is definitely my home.
Hope you dont mind answering this but did you go through an agency. Im thinking of teaching in china but want to get the best possible value for my time.
7500 rmb /month ? I'm sorry to tell you that , you can get more
locals 2000 kuai a month? I don't think local teachers have such low salary. Maybe you are talking about the cleaners etc
This is based on salaries in Wuhan in 2014, our current highest state
school salary is 14000 RMB per month, in Shanghai. For more information
about our programmes visit: teach-english-in-china.co.uk/our-programmes/
Are you based in the US? Check out our page with info for US applicants: teach-english-in-china.co.uk/our-programmes/applying-from-the-us/
To apply with us send us a CV and cover letter: info@teach-english-in-china.co.uk
This is based on salaries in Wuhan in 2014, our current highest state
school salary is 14000 RMB per month, in Shanghai. For more information
about our programmes visit: teach-english-in-china.co.uk/our-programmes/
Are you based in the US? Check out our page with info for US applicants: teach-english-in-china.co.uk/our-programmes/applying-from-the-us/
So this is what Harry Potter did after leaving hogwarts... I always wondered
Hahahahahah
nubemuffin that's hilarious!
funny shit
hahaha
Harry Potter splashing money on the magic noodles.They never told him that in Hogwarts.
If anybody want to teach English in China while want to avoid pollution and Chaos. I recommend you go to Yunnan Province Kunming would be a good choice.
What about Jinan in shandong
Craigslist Shanghai is FULL of ESL teaching jobs, if u know Chinese... Nice video sir, keep up the good work.
6000 Kwai a month wow that’s a low wage! You need at least 18000 a month for me to make the move
Thanks for sharing.. I'm living in China
Whoa... thanks, man! Good to hear those things about China, especially the food part! ;) I'm coming to China to work as a teacher very soon and I just can't wait to have my own first impressions about the place.
Informative video Ted. Good job
what a great video simple and straight forward and easy .
You can access TH-cam in China? Last time I was there it was blocked.
+Brandon Fike No you can't, it is still blocked. You can however download a VPN that allows you to access blocked sites in China.
@db happiness why china block those sites? What social media apps are chinese people using?
@db happiness Tons of information, thank you and have a nice day ahead pal! :)
Just 6000 kuai? I thought they could pay you a lot more in Beijing.
When i was in Guangzhou, most of us teachers were getting paid minimum of 11000 RMB a month.
kim johnnson I did but alas, many of the foreigners did not have a degree and were paid a fair amount. The teachers i knew who had legitimate teaching skills and educational backgrounds (ie teaching degrees) generally faired a lot better. I knew one sports teacher on 24,000 kuai a month, but that was the exception.
kim johnnson 10,000-11000 is the average
+tuber00009 If he's really getting 6000, I think his agent screwed him dry.
yeah i think that is the case.
yeah.
I want to go and teach in China in the future but my grades are sooo bad. I also have massive anxiety abut things like bills and not being able to understand others although I do know a little chinese. I’m 16 but I’m working hard for it ahahah
My advice: Try twice as hard as everyone else and you will suceed. I also want to go work in china but my parents do not support the idea. Im sure youll get there some day!
Sophia Dove thanks. My family support it because they know I try as I’ve been teaching myself multiple languages BUT, I got my exam results back and I’ve failed EVERYTHING 😂😂 I’m a good student but my attendance is low. Overtime, I’ve been building it back up but still... I have no grades 😂❤️
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Where u from, Charlie?
I have a interview coming up to teach in China.. I would love this opportunity for a year.
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Hey Ted, Interesting video.
Thanks for this video
watching in april, 2018, any updates on money issues? rent, savings, etc??
Do you teach full time or for an hours?
It seems different cities and schools have different cost of living and salary.
Very true.
I think the real problem is when you come home this is where these people get stuck what have you learned of any value in China to teach your own language to forieners virtually worthless in UK where in places like London the cost of living is astronomical so wouldn't recommend it folks unless you excel in other skills
Thank you TEd, very good and informative video. I appreciate you!!
Thanks for this! Very informative and very succinct!
Good video. Reassuring to see hear and English accent. Thanks mate.
are you in Shenzhen?
I want to pretend I don't know English and go to China to be taught by this handsome guy.
Great. I wish I was still young. I would love to teach English in China.
great info
Good video, sir. Positive and informative.
If you are a native English speaker (UK, USA, Canada, Australia, NZ, South Africa) you can easily find a gig paying 10,000+ per month plus housing, and if you look around a bit you can find a job paying 15k without too much trouble. Less than 10k is for non-native speakers.
Well how much is that apartment your in . weather you paying for it or not .
What degree do you have bro ? Did you have any prior teaching experience before you started teaching in China ?
Apart from English, are there any languages in demand?
Is it okay to teach English even if I am not a native speaker?
I speak Chinese fluently
Very helpful!
well， good video
In what city?
Nice video!
Best advice, ask a current employee of a school how much they can save per year. Also, would they recommend the school or not.
Also, feel free to donwload this excel document to figure out how much you can save: www.academicsinasia.com/how-much-could-i-save/
Are the utilities bills also included with the accommodation?
+Yona Hime more often then not I would say no. But it varies from school to school.
I am Chinese . To my knowledge, local teachers can get about 8000-12000 rmb in the big cities. I think the teachers from English-speaking countries can earn more if you have better educational backgrounds. I know quite a few of them are actually having at least two jobs working here in China.
So how are you, now? Hope everything is working out for you.
Hi there! are you still living in china?
Very positive...
All foreigners I know have enough to travel with their salary. Chinese locals get paid less, but Chinese save 30 to 40 percent and the savings rate is the highest in the world.
I was offered 13000 for a job in Wuxi. Is this a good salary? I have my CELTA,4 years experience and a bachelors account.
Anthony Verias that’s a good money,but what are the benefits involved?,are they giving you free apartment?,meal?,ticket reimbursement?.
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Hello, can you please tell me what is the situation on pilots there, how are the salaries and is it possible for an European to find a job for himself as a pilot there?
Can university student teach in schools
are there RMB yuan and kwai are not same currency ?? i thought it was same
it's the same. Yuan is formal name, Kwai is used more often in daily life.
This is a brilliant video. I was wondering the person who did the video knows any good institutions that I can inquire too? As I am thinking of teaching English in china.
"Because the Tarim Basin Caucasoid corpses are almost certainly representatives of the Indo-European family, and because they date from a time period early enough to have a bearing on the expansion of the Indo-European people from their homeland, it is thought that they will play a crucial role in determining just where that might have been."
One such mummy of a teenaged girl with blond hair and blue yes, found in a cave, has become quite a tourist attraction in Beijing. She has been nicknamed "The Lady of Tarim" and she is on display to throngs of museum visitors in the Chinese capital.
"A Tocharian female mummy with long flaxen blond hair, perfectly preserved in ponytails. Items of weaved material, identical to Celtic cloth"
so i used rmb before in china one austra dolllor inqury 10 rmb how much your earn in salry
Loved the video, just interviewed with English First recently, can you tell me how likely it is to get hired, or rather how difficult it is to get hired? I toko game design for my bachelor's, but I've always been very good with speaking and writing English, but I'm just so nervous and want to work here so much,,.
What if you font have a degree but you have a tefl and a ten year Chinese visa? I have both. No degree though.
what are the best places to teach beijing shanghai guangzhou or shenzhen.
+Kiyan Riahi shenzhen is the highest salary of all。
You reckon what about the teaching market in shanghai.
shanghai is good， but far away from Hongkong，my email：jesse.lau@foxmail.com
Hello The video was highly informative. As a matter of fact, by the end of this year I'll be holding a BA degree with one year of teaching experience. The thing is that I'm not a native English. Could it be possible for me to work in China, Japan, or Korea?
+Zakarya Hanafi I don't want to say this, but if you're white then you'll get lots of chances even tho you're not an English native speaker.
Hhhh white and black. This kind of thinking are really primitive. Who may consider the product of a human should be regarded to his/her skin color are really primitive and not educated at all.
Zakarya Hanafi Yeah, I know it's primitive, but considering that lots of Chinese(especially in rural area) haven't seen foreigners, it's normal that they think like that. Cities like Beijing shanghai Guangzhou Shenzhen HK have not such problem. The situation in 2 tier cities is getting better. It takes time after all. Finally they'll realize there's nothing to do with the color of skin.
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What about taxes?
You forgot to mention the average apartment cost a month, unless the school provide for u as well, what city do u live in?
they don't let you teaching online. Since Internet is some kind of restricted.
Why are all these old videos coming up in my recommended section? No new videos? People just stopped? :::confused:::
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I'm sixty-eight yrs old - if i went directly to china and went door to door to schools do you think i could get a job? i do have a univ degree, but no ESL certificate, and i did teach ESL in Beijing for a year way back in 1987 - so probably no records available of that. thanks
+Geoff Parker i think u would have your chance in those major cities in China, especially in Shen Zhen, where the foreign English teachers get the highest salary. And many people actually speak English in that city. I would try Shen Zhen if i were u, good luck.
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6000 yuan a month is very little but does this include all accommodation expense like rent and utilities... than its decent.
Isn't TH-cam blocked in China?
What is kuai.... people said it RenMinBi or Yuan... Kuai????
Hi. Can you provide any information on how teachers get taxed? What is the tax percentage in China for teachers?
+Amelia Pillay According to my contract, you simply take your monthly salary minus 4,800RMB then if remainder is no more than1,500 you pay 3% tax. 1,500-4,500 = 10% tax. 4,500 - 9,000 = 20% tax .... at least thats how my tax works. Tax comes out my pay before i receive it. Hope that helps
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Hello. I have a job opportunity that allows me to teach English in Beijing or Hong Kong, But I don't have a lot of information regarding transport, life there in general. Is there anybody here that could help me with information about what is better, Hong Kong or Beijing?
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Hi! :) I would like to ask a couple questions. I just finished my bachelor degree in teaching ESL and German as a second langauge. Despite this I am not certified by TOEFEL. I would like to know what city you would recommend for me to teach in (I am looking for a safe place) and I would love to hear your advice on how much I can ask for. Thank you very much for your answer :) Have a nice day!
Hello, thank you so much for this video. I wanted to ask you if teaching extra hours or getying a second job in your spare time is legal and acceptable? Im mainly talking about teaching and sales (customer service).
Great video! Do you think it's possible to get a good job offer(teaching English) in China if you're not a native speaker (which is my case)? However, my major is English, so I'm gonna get a degree.
+Andrii Rudyk sure ,you can ,i am a recruiter can provide teaching position for native and non native,you can send me email379325686@qq.com
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hey there! i was offered a job in Harbin, they'll be paying me 4000RMB. is it enough for rent food utilities and basic entertainment?
+Marcos Domingos Hell no! if you are coming from the states thats roughly $614 american. Harbin is a destination for the winter time. so the prices will go higher. do you have a tefl or a degree? to be honest it is a very low wage. water bottled is like 6 rmb. And you need several of those a day.
oh, god how come they provide u so small payment...i hv to say 4000RMB is regular factory work's level thay they commonly get per month. but in Harbin, 4000 per month is peace..
No don't go it's not enough
4000 is a pitance
In my university, school will provide the apartment for foreign teachers
Hogan Lee I'd like to know more.
That is common. What university are you affiliated with?
interesting vid breh
So different than in Vietnam. Salary is much higher in Vietnam (when I was working at a private primary school I was making 60,000,000 vnd a month. Back then that was about 3000 usd. I worked about 20 hours a week) and very few teaching credentials needed (just have to be white), but no accommodations and very, very few schools help you with the work permit. So you end up spending a lot of money on visa runs to Thailand every 3-6 months. If you're a competent, independent person Vietnam is better imo. If you prefer security and long-term work then China. There are many Eastern Europeans teaching English in Vietnam.
+BattousaiOfChaosⓋ do they hire you for short term like 3 months??
how about tax?
do you have to pay an income tax?
Hellow. I want to come for study in China. I want to study business in china
. I need information about scholarships, expenses, accomodation, climate culture etc
Please share . Thanks
Food is no longer cheap in China as of 2015. Meat is very expensive and eating out is no longer a bargain, unfortunately. However, the food is always good and there is so much variety. Information on this video should be updated.
im from Argentina but i am.a teacher of english here. do they discriminate if im not.from an english speaking country?
I think it is possible to get a job there as I've seen a German TH-camr who is teaching English in China. It just might be a little harder as they prefer people from English speaking countries. You may have to work in a smaller city for a year or so. This is just my understanding anyway. Hope this helps! :D
It actually would not be legal for you to get the Z visa. One of the requirements is that you have a passport from an English speaking country, and they even recently put restrictions on South African passports.
we do have visas, and cost like 10 dollars ar.chineseembassy.org/esp/lsyw/qzxx/t1072534.htm
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Mariela Pinto I am Mexican and currently in China. If you are white and have a collage degree, it should not be a problem. But based on your spelling, you might want to reconsider teaching English.
how would i go about moving with my partner? i plan to teach but hes career is more enviromental. i cant find many videos about trailing spouces
You can apply with your partner and be placed at the same school if you both have the required qualifications. Email us for more info: info@teach-english-in-china.co.uk
Hi, I'm currently in my first year, (going into second) at university. I know I have to graduate before I can go onto teaching English but do would I go about setting everything up? I'm a native English speaker but my course isn't teaching. I'd really appreciate any help as I don't want to be a crappy teacher who knows nothing aha I'd like to as best prepared as I can.
Hey there, I am a recruiter and I live in China. If you are an English native or non-native with a BA and clean criminal record, I can help you to get a job in China. Feel free to contact me if you have questions here or via we chat: belal2030
@@belalsager9247 do u take people without a college or University degree??
for non native that is hard mate
you still in wuhann
i make triple this and i'm not even in a tier 1 city/major area. Dont let them low ball you. Especially if you are a Native English Speaker. No 5 day a week native speaker should be taking in less than 13k a month, period. Maybe 12k if it was a location you really wanted and the housing was provided. Shoot for the sky, especially with Kindergartens/Primaries/Training schools
hello,i am in wuhan too.
劉世勛 hey are you still there?
i have applied for a job in Wuhan with via my work in uk has work has a partnership with a school and my uk company is paying wages of 23k who will this work.
With only 6000RMB salary there is no way you can afford your own apartment/car in any city in China
+Victor Tian right， small city maybe
+Victor Tian His company paid for his apartment and meals
Hi!
I was offered a work in china at Shenzen, Futain. They offered me a 14k rmb month salary.
How much do you think i can spent in an apartment and still have money for food and every day consumables?
It depends on you. You can rent an apartment from 2K to 10K rmb per month. For 3K，it should be around 30m^2 in Shen Futian. Another 3K is totally enough for all other costs with a pretty good quality. So，most likely，the cost every month will be 6K.
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What education you required as a english teacher.
Ted: you're not getting paid enough!!! I could get you a job in a heartbeat ...one that pays you far more than you are currently earning ... please tell me you are working at a public/government school with no more than 14 teaching hours a week ... please ....i really hate to see young people get taken advantage of and hooked into abusive long-term teaching contracts that don't do you justice ... ... actually if you were willing to work 25 teaching hours a week I would start negotiating at around 16,500 and depending on where you wanted to work (i.e. geographical location in terms big city small city) ... i would get you something from 12,500 to 16,500 (that's US dollars $2100 to $2800 per month ...
+MyJobInChina.com Hi, I am planning on going to China to teach English, can you send me an email so I can ask you more information?
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Teach English In China I can imagine you all have a lot of hidden fees.
14,000 a month in Shanghai is absolute shit. Your school must be laughing all the way to the bank.
At a state school with weekends off that's a good first year salary. Higher salaries are available but usually at private school where you work weekends and evenings
can non native english speaker teach english?
I am a Chinese descendant. But I migrated to Sydney with my family since i was young 32 ys ago. I have Graduate Certificate and Grad Diploma in TESOL from university in Sydney and I also have a master degree in Social administration and other university quals. Would they accept me to teach there as an Asian-Australian? I have more than 10 years of experience teaching part time in technical colleges while working as an education manager for AUS Gov?
+Andrew Ang yea man, they would accept you. they accept individuals who are from Non-speaking countries. but of course they get way less.
LOL...that is crazy.There are millions of Non Caucasians who grew up in English speaking countries and speak like the native people....I think that is the reason we dont see a lot of Asians doing your kind of teaching. I get paid x3 more here, but i want to have different overseas experience, hence the curiosity. Anyway, many tanks!....:-)
Bad news: they use foreign faces to advertise school because of parents, so if they already have a lot of those it won't be a problem. Good news: it would be easier for you to move up to administration if you spend extra time in exams..
Do you pay taxes to China or your home company through this program?
Part-time work you said? It is becoming more and more difficult to do part-time work in China unless you do private lessons at home or in a Cafe. But if you work for another school, Kindergarten or Training Centre. You have to remember that your Employer goes to all the trouble, time and expense, to get you a Z-Work Visa. You are their teacher and employee solely. So they don't like you working at any other Training Centres, Kindergartens or Schools in your spare time. Giving those places added Publicity, promoting you are 'their teacher! ' This is also breaking your Working Visa regulations and you could get your Visa revoked and lose your job at the actual place you work. People talk and it's only a matter of time before you are found out, That's how it is. So doing some Private teaching work or on-line teaching work in your free time is probably acceptable and tolerated.
I don't think the food is cheap here.. I guess because I am poor 😂😂
The food thing was what hooked me. After reading this comment... Are you kidding??
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why are all the teachers young? do they hire "old " people?
john doh maybe.its harder to convince a more mature person to work for so little.
john doh Hi i am 52 . Qualified teacher, many years of teaching experience. Got a job without much effort at a private international school in Beijing. Love working here . No stress! Reasonably good salary. If you’re white person with a degree with some or perhaps no teaching experience, easily get a job in china!!!
Very handsome baby,ur adviced very good
A girl from China come to USA for a year she work for fun she spend her money on trip party living large she went back home broke I bet she regrets the shit
How much money in USA dollars correspond that salary ?
it's like 800 dollars
the worst part is learning chinese... seems really hard
I speak mandarin fluently the main difficulties for these people will learning mandarin while teaching English this means your whole world is in English much harder than for a person that goes to China and and lives with chines home with Chinese emersion is very important just to perfect the tone so most English teachers simply will not become fluent it is about the worst job you can do if you want learn mandarin
i totally beg to differ.I ever lived in WuHan for 4 years ，as a student not only i can’t save money but also i need to ask my parents to get extra money.U know in school there are so many cheap food，so if u always have a dinner there，u do not need to cost too much.But Chinese students have kinds of activities ，they need to pay for their meals，drinks，movies，bars and so on.Most of them usually choose upscale restaurantsIts，so its your freedom to decide where you go.U have said it is easy to save money in WuHan，but actually its not.If u just satisfy a simple life，maybe u will save money by yourself.In my opinion western people all like to enjoy their lives，unfortunately u r not.
Do you have a degree to teach ?
Hi Kiev, yes you need a degree. A TEFL certificate is also required but you don' t need to have it at the time you apply with us, you can do an online course teach-english-in-china.co.uk/resources/teaching-qualification/
Teach English In China So I don't need a degree to teach online ?
Teach English In China thanks this helped a lot
We don' t deal with online teaching ourselves at the moment so we are not 100% sure. But as you don't need a visa the rules are likely to be less strict for online teaching
Teach English In China thanks
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god the teaching chinese place I applied to only pay 200 pound a month!
Amy Hunt 😂😂😂😂😂😂 don't do it
6000 yuan salary is less................................