Jason founded Digino to help jobseekers discover the world of teaching English from their laptop or mobile device. Check it at at YouTube and at the Facebook Page and Facebook Group.
Brendan O'Shea is an EFL teacher, freelance writer, and wannabe world traveler living in Shenzhen, China. Between exploring new destinations, Brendan enjoys reading, playing chess, and following sports. Follow his teaching and traveling journey on Twitter and Instagram, or read up on his experiences on his personal blog: Teach and Travels!
Alfred is a passionate American teacher who spent 1 year of volunteering teaching experience teaching young learners in South Korea. He came to Gold Star in April 2018 looking for a job in Beijing. He then found a great fit with Gold Star's help and has since been working at a language school in Beijing.
Shareen has taught in four different countries - USA, South Korea, Taiwan, and now China. Her teaching experience stretches to more than eight years and she has a Bachelor of Arts - major in Communication and minor in Education. When she is not grooming the kids for their future, she is busy modeling or trying to make people look cool with what they wear.
In my honeymoon phase with Shanghai, a city filled with beautiful contradictions. South African lawyer who is thoroughly enjoying teaching English as a means to escape seriousness for a bit. Lover of gin cocktails; a good book; museums; and sleeping in.
Molly Oberstein-Allen graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a philosophy degree and currently teaches English in Shenzhen, China. She enjoys travelling and meeting new friends.
My name is Alana, I'm from Australia and I've been teaching English in Tianjin for a year. I wrote this article for the Chinese National Holiday because it can be difficult for new teachers to know what to do in Tianjin, and teachers that have been in Tianjin for a while are always looking for fresh ideas. I also wanted foreign teachers to know what the holiday is about and understand what it means to their local friends and colleagues.
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