Path to China

[...] have to embrace a near-celebrity status whenever they go grocery shopping or go to work on teaching English in China. Once you enter your ESL classroom, things will start to make a bit more sense, [...]

[...] This is one of the first questions most people will ask when they are thinking of teaching English in China. In recent years, China has opened up it’s doors to numerous countries and [...]

[...] too many unfamiliar teaching methods. You should still make your class study vocabulary when teaching English in China. Just be better at choosing what to cover each lesson, such as words with similar [...]

[...] similarity with a deliberateness at once familiarly robust and challengingly alien. In Chinese culture, we can find many foreign influences. We are fortunate today to inherit the fruits of the [...]

[...] local language skills simply by paying attention to what your students say. Embracing the Chinese culture isn’t easy but interesting. There is a lot of controversy surrounding the insistence of [...]

[...] Chinese food, like on the mainland China, seems to have neither a beginning nor an end.  Likewise, the uninitiated—be it [...]

[...] There is no greater experience than that of teaching in a foreign country. The teach China experience, as many will say, is both a rewarding as well as an eye opening experience. Not only [...]

[...] unless you are not thinking about teaching in China. There are a number of pros to pursuing a teaching career in China. 1) Tax-free salary, 2) free airfare; round trip flights both international and [...]

[...] sign up for a study abroad program! Generally, these programs offer the ability to begin a teaching career as a teacher’s aid and open the door to creditable schools in the surrounding area. [...]

[...] widely recognized for hiring individuals to teach Chinese students of various ages English, a teaching job in China is far from the only job available in China. Sure, if you enjoy teaching and working [...]

[...] your students. The teach China experience can only come once in a lifetime. Just like any teaching job, it’s how you can relate to those you teach and how you can make a difference! Tweet The [...]

[...] today to inherit the fruits of the studies conducted by such guqin masters as Guan Pinghu (管平胡), Zhang Ziqian (张子谦), and many others, whose signal academic contributions [...]

[...] , including but not limited to; Chinese food, entertainment, clothing, sports and customs. Chinese cuisine has become rather popular and can be found in many restaurants across the world. However, [...]

[...] they go grocery shopping or go to work on teaching English in China. Once you enter your ESL classroom, things will start to make a bit more sense, both for you and your students. However, you will [...]

[...] to teaching. Although China is widely recognized for hiring individuals to teach Chinese students of various ages English, a teaching job in China is far from the only job available [...]