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Whether you’re a foreigner starting out in your first job or you’re thinking of starting your own business here, read on for the nitty-gritty of hiring and firing in China. Read more>>
Jan 02, 2017 Comments(40)
While breaking your contract in China had few repercussions in the past, new measures were recently issued to punish foreigners for pulling a so-called “midnight run”. Before you decide to do so, here’s some information you should know. ... Read More>>
Jun 15, 2017 Comments(24)
It is well known that native English speakers have an advantage when it comes to finding work in China – if nothing else, there’s always English teaching. However, what if you don’t come from one of the major English speaking nations, what if English is ...... Read More>>
Apr 07, 2021 Comments(8)
As a foreign worker in China, you can expect a healthy job market with competitive salaries in many industries. But it’s still necessary to set yourself apart from the pack. ... Read More>>
Jun 28, 2017 Comments(19)
Teaching English in China can be a risky venture, especially for inexperienced teachers who might fall victim to the more unscrupulous schools and administrators out there. Here we take a look at several horror stories which should illustrate what can ...... Read More>>
Dec 14, 2017 Comments(31)
Given the complex structure of China’s new work visa system, finding up-to-date and correct information can be a challenge. Here we break down the process for obtaining a work visa and residence permit in China in 2017. ... Read More>>
Aug 02, 2011 Comments(8)
Make the Meat Kosher It was 9 AM on a beautiful Saturday morning when I got the strangest call of my life. "Bobby it's Yi," said my good Chinese friend. "Hey Yi, lets meet up for lunch today," I said. "You're Jewish right?" Yi ...... Read More>>
Aug 27, 2021 Comments(11)
As making an informed decision can be difficult, I bring you the three most important things to consider before taking a teaching job in China. ... Read More>>
Nov 21, 2017 Comments(12)
The Chinese workplace is a different animal to that of the West, as is your Chinese boss. To help you figure it out, here are some tips on the Do’s and Don’ts of dealing with your Chinese superiors. ... Read More>>
Jan 11, 2017 Comments(34)
Having spent a fair amount of time in the English teaching trenches, I know that switching teaching jobs can be stressful at best and a dejected plane ride back home at worst. Nevertheless, changing schools can be done with minimal complications. What ...... Read More>>
Jul 21, 2015 Comments(33)
Most expats in China run the risk of being hired not for their skills, but their physical appearance: this phenomenon is called the “face job”. Here we show you how to avoid falling into the “face job” trap. ... Read More>>
Dec 23, 2020 Comments(7)
Here are some out-of-the-box tips to help you expand your network China to one that is large, varied and potentially valuable. ... Read More>>
Aug 31, 2017 Comments(4)
Here are some tips on the norms of Chinese interview etiquette to help you get the job of your dreams. ... Read More>>
May 15, 2013 Comments(35)
James is an American who has been teaching English in China for five years. Here, he explains the issues he has had to face in communicating with his English-teaching Chinese colleagues and teaching his students in a “non-Chinese” way. ... Read More>>
Nov 06, 2013 Comments(43)
More and more people unable to find jobs at home, and wanting to experience life abroad are looking to countries like China to teach English. However, with a saturated market and English losing its importance in the Gaokao is it still worthwhile? ... Read More>>
Nov 24, 2017 Comments(5)
Business banquets are about the most important meals you can get in China. Whether you’re hosting or attending, these essentials etiquette tips will help you survive and thrive at business dinners and banquets in China. ... Read More>>
Jan 24, 2014 Comments(16)
Knowing where to start is always the hardest part, but if you look in the right place for long enough you’ll find something for you. Here is a list of common jobs for foreigners in China. Perhaps one of them fits you to a T.... Read More>>
Jan 21, 2016 Comments(56)
If you follow job ads in China closely, you will soon find there is no lack of work in sight for “native teachers/writers/consultants”, provided, of course, they come from the US, Canada, Australia or another “English-speaking” country. But what about ...... Read More>>
Dec 17, 2020 Comments(6)
How do you sort the good from the bad when it comes to employers? Here are five red flags to watch out for when starting a new job in China. ... Read More>>
Mar 23, 2018 Comments(5)
If the US was the place to go to realize your (financial) dreams 120 years ago, then China is that place today. Let’s have a look at some the best paid jobs for foreigners in China. ... Read More>>
Jan 24, 2014 Comments(7)
Re-working or writing your resume for China will be similar to any other resume you write, so you shouldn’t have to change a lot. However, there are some differences, which are worth adhering to, especially as it shows that you are aware of certain Chinese ...... Read More>>
Dec 03, 2020 Comments(9)
Here I bring you seven companies hiring onsite and online English teachers in China. ... Read More>>
Dec 04, 2017 Comments(12)
Last year the government made big changes for granting foreigner visas for China. The new foreigner visa grading system will classify you as either an A, B or C-listed foreigner. ... Read More>>
Jan 24, 2014 Comments(17)
Not sure where to begin when writing a cover letter for jobs in China? This article provides you with both general tips as well as specific tips for cover letters to Chinese companies/employers. Hopefully it means you won’t have to stare at a blank page ...... Read More>>
Aug 25, 2017 Comments(4)
Knowing how to dress for an interview and work in China can make the difference between success and failure. Be sure to follow these rules for business attire in China. ... Read More>>
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