Why You Should Teach English in China

Mar 22

Written By Kitt Chabba

Jumpstart Your Career

Boost your confidence, your CV and your overall career prospects.
Whether you dream of a career in education or are unsure of what your future holds, teaching in China will help you develop transferable skills and stand out in any recruitment process.

Earn a Competitive Graduate Salary

Launch your career with a guaranteed monthly salary.
Modest living costs in China combined with reimbursed flights, free accommodation and subsidised food means that you can take full advantage of your wages.

Build Your Global Network

Connect with professionals and make life-long friends.
China draws a diverse range of students & professionals every year. Making valuable, life-long connections with both local and expat communities is something you can bank on!

Try Your New Favourite Food

Forget egg-fried rice and sweet and sour chicken!
We are confident you will leave China with a new favourite authentic Chinese dish. With regional differences abound, there is something for everyone.

Travel China and Explore Asia

China offers endless wonders across its 23 provinces, from untouched villages, to sprawling metropolises.
China is also the ideal hub to plan any Asian expedition!

Expand Your Cultural Fluency

Even those who have lived in China for decades can attest to learning something new about the local culture every day. Often misunderstood, find out what makes China so unique and special.

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