ESL Teaching Jobs in China
Teach English in China – with over 10 years experience in the ESL industry in China and other Asian countries, we put teachers in contact with the very best public and private schools.
Teach Communicative English to Motivated Adult Students (20,000 RMB + benefits)
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Hundreds of ESL teaching jobs in China, fully screened, updated daily.
Talking to Teachers in China
“I was a teacher in the UK and became despondent with the UK education system, a mundane and predictable social life. Now I live and work in Shanghai and would not want to be anywhere else.”
“I had just finished university and was looking for something a bit different. Once I knew I wanted to teach English abroad the next step was completing the TEFL qualification.”
“Teaching English in Asia had always been on my list of things I wanted to do. I have had many friends who have tried their hand at teaching English at some point. All have had overwhelmingly positive experiences, many saying it was the most fun they ever had.”
“I absolutely love Shanghai. As a foreigner, I can find everything I need and spend the day exploring new places and things. It’s a complete 50-50 mix of old China and new Western standards. I am so happy here.”
Locations to Teach English in China
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