Work and Live in China is a teacher recruitment agency, specializing in assisting native and non-native speakers with finding the best teaching jobs in China.
When you make up your mind about your career in China, it’s time to consider getting a Chinese work visa. Generally, requirements for obtaining it are more or less similar for applicants from all over the world. Yet, some differences are noticed from country to country. The differences are determined by forms of governments as
Chinese work visa, or Z visa, is now becoming more and more in demand among those traveling to China. It’s quite logical since this country offers foreigners a lot of good workplaces, especially the ones connected with teaching. If you’re from the United Kingdom and thinking about getting an ESL teaching job in China, this
20Knowledge of English in China is becoming more and more popular nowadays. Thus, ESL teaching positions are among the most required jobs in China for English speakers. What’s great about this situation is that both sides – Chinese people and foreign ESL teachers – have their benefits. Chinese kids and adults have a chance to
Teaching English to kids is fun and it is always a rewarding experience. However, let’s face it, doing this is quite challenging. There are several reasons. First of all, young learners have endless energy. If you’ve ever worked with 6-7-year-old-kids (let alone 3-4-year-old ones), you know they don’t want to sit still a minute (and
Would you like to feel the atmosphere of a metropolis that has developed from a small fish village to the tier 1 city in China? Then, Shenzhen welcomes you. Formerly a small area, modern Shenzhen city consists of nine administrative districts and borders the special administrative region, Hong Kong. The headquarters for numerous international companies,
You might presume Asia is quite different from the Western world. Well, it’s true. And it’s not only about the language! Lifestyle, etiquette, clothing, goods, and food are not what you got used to backing home. Certain things are considered okay, while others are frowned upon. Before moving and teaching English in China it will
In many countries, renting a flat or a house is the most expensive thing to pay for. People spend about 30% of their monthly income to provide comfortable living conditions. The same is true for China. However, leasing a flat isn’t the only expense. To understand whether it will be comfortable for you to live
If you’re going to China and are wondering how to teach English to Chinese students, you’ve come to the right place. Once you decide to get a teaching job in China, you have to be aware of some peculiarities that might affect your teaching experience. By this, we mean that Chinese and Western cultures differ
We surely won’t knock your socks off saying that most useful apps are just unavailable in this part of the world. In the majority of cases that means being blocked by the Chinese government. Got used to your Apple Pay, Google maps, Uber and Instagram? Well, forget about these and 10,000 other services! Being a
Consider moving to China this year? While finding a job is a time-consuming and important part, packing your things can be even trickier. In fact, China is very unlike Western countries. There are certain things you just won’t find at local stores. And these are basics, like hygiene products or pieces of clothing. Those, who