Teaching English in China

Teaching English in China, how to do it, why do it, everything about how to Teach English in China! :)

Tianjin night skyline

5 awesome ways teaching English in China will change your life forever

Teaching English in China Isn’t simply a job. Its a lifestyle, an adventure and an opportunity to do something completely new. As the Chinese economy grows, more and more people are going over to China in search of the opportunity to try out this rapidly growing vocation. Here’s the top 5 reasons why you should go over to teach English in China now. 1 See life through a different perspective China is a completely different culture. The food, customs, architecture, styles and etiquette are all different and each aspect provides yet another challenge to learn and understand. By living among…

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Travel the world, Earn good money, Learn mandarin. Teach English in China!

Travel The World, Earn Good Money, Learn Chinese. Teach English in China Now!

Teach English in China Yourself!  Our parent company Noon Elite Recruitment provide the best teaching jobs all over China. Interested in Teaching English in China yourself? Adventure, travel and learn. If that sounds good, apply here now!  Interested in Teaching English in China? Apply now. Why TEFL (Teach English as a Foreign Language) in China   Finished Uni and know you wanna make the most of your life but not sure how? Or how about being stuck in a predictable job and thinking there’s more to life than this? Teaching English in China takes the adventure of a Gap year and…

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Busy street in Suzhou China

Two and a bit weeks in…

Two and a bit weeks in and I’ve experienced the full emotional spectrum, witnessing two alarmingly contrasting sides to my character in the process. First, shamefully, was the despairing shambles of a guy blatantly out of his depth, forsaking the mistake of ever having came to China in the first place. ‘I could be at home right now, where life was so easy…’. On the other hand, I’ve also experienced what I like to think of as ‘Michael Palin’ moments – the intrepid explorer striding confident and curious into the unknown. Firstly, I should probably get it out the way…

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Rural China : adaptation phase

Myself, Alex and Dan decided to head into the main town of Hangzhou for an evening to check out the bar areas. We still had a couple of days left of the public holiday, which we thought we would utilise, especially as it seemed that my stomach bug had all but passed. In most countries, taxi drivers would jump at the chance of taking three westerners on an hour long journey, yet the opposite seemed to be true here. We waited for thirty minutes outside our apartment block watching on as a number of taxi drivers spurned the job that…

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