Teach in China

TEACH & LIVE IN CHINA

Teaching in China

The People’s Republic of China – home to more than 1.35 billion people, boasting an ancient history, rich culture and diverse cuisine. China, one of the world’s oldest civilizations, is an economic superpower and home to some of the world’s most high-tech cities.

By teaching in China, candidates will be taking a unique step forward in making the decision to expand their horizons and challenge themselves.

 

Your travels will soon lead you to discover many people who share your passion for teaching, exploration and for broadening your horizons.

 

While you are teaching in China you will find yourself making lasting connections with locals and other expats from around the world. Chinese people often go out of their way to make teachers feel comfortable in their new surroundings. You will also have your fellow westerners to support and assist you as your co-teachers.

 

JOB DUTIES OF AN ENGLISH TEACHER IN CHINA


Your ESL job duties will include the following:

An average of 25 hours of in class teaching hours per week 15 office hours per week which will primarily be spent in the preparation of lesson plans

Teacher training may be provided and your school will have materials for use during ESL lesson preparation

Being in front of a classroom full of children can be a real challenge. It takes careful preparation and real caring for your students. Teaching English to young students is an important responsibility.

On a day-to-day basis a teacher’s job includes preparing proper lesson plans. An active and interesting classroom atmosphere is always encouraged! In addition to time spent in the classroom you will administer tests, grade papers and participate in school meetings with your Chinese co-teachers.

BENEFITS

Housing and Airfare

95% of schools offer housing and airfare (to those outside of the country).

Insurance and Pension

teachers receive insurance and pension.

Bonus

Once a contract has been fulfilled, the teacher will receive a bonus.

Low cost of living

you can save a lot of money; eating out and groceries are affordable.

Expat Community

Schools have a growing community of native English teachers.

Places to see

There's traditional culture as well as pop culture, museums, theme cafes, and amusement parks.

REQUIREMENTS

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