How to Find Teaching Job in China

With the closing of China's borders, each individual expat's journey to secure work has gotten really "unique." Some are within China, not wishing to leave the nation in fear of losing their current position. Some are outside of China, eagerly awaiting the day they can start their life in the Middle Kingdom! These brand-new difficulties could be perceived as unfavorable; it is actually an ideal time for anybody on the job market to take action back and analyze their potential job customers and choose the perfect position. Here are some aspects to consider when searching job ads and employment deals:

Salary/Cost of Living

One of the most crucial things to think about when trying to find a job in China is the salary. Still, many of those who want to work in China fail to understand the extreme disparity in the cost of living from city to city. A simple Google search utilizing the words "expense of living in (get in city name)" or a fast check out to Numbeo will likely reveal you a just recently upgraded list of necessities, items, and services together with the typical costs for them within that city. If you're looking at tasks in Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen, or Guangzhou simply because the figure offered in the job advertisement's wage section is more prominent, bear in mind that the expense of residing in these cities is substantially higher as well.

Place

Depending upon whether you're a skilled laowai or a soon-to-be foreign instructor, location is critical. If you're interested in hiking, archaeological site seeing, and low living cost, check out the tier 2 to tier 4 cities such as Xi'an, Hefei, or Suzhou. If you know, you will need western-style groceries, restaurants, and clothing shops, stick to the tier 1 cities like Beijing, Shanghai, or Guangzhou.

Type of School/Teaching Position

Many people who start to check out job alternatives in China are baffled by the different types of employing schools. Whether you're seeking to teach children or service professionals, it's a fantastic concept to familiarize yourself with various schools. In a previous post, I went over each type of school.

Another significant factor to consider when picking a new position is the working schedule. Some expats do incline to sacrifice their weekends for a fatter paycheck. Some individuals like to keep their workweeks between Monday and Friday. Be sure to take a really close look at job descriptions to verify that they fit your preferences.