Teach English in China (REQUIREMENTS)

This is the first video of a series of videos about Teaching English in China. "Can I teach English in China?" "What are the requirements to teach in China?" "How much do teachers get paid in China?" "What is the best city to live in China for expats?"

These were some of the questions I have received here in the Channel. And in this series of videos, I will explain how to get a job as an English teacher in China. I also have testimonials from other expats explaining about teaching at Chinese universities, teaching at training centers (language schools), and teaching at International Programs.

It is important to read carefully the requirements and the responsibilities of an English teacher before signing a contract and applying for your Z visa. Read the information in the links below:

Requirements to Teach in China in 2022:

This is where I found my first job in China:

A great website to find jobs in China:

Listen to the podcast episode in which I talk about my life in China:

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[askedxd]

very helpful videol, thanks, and intresting!

[jean-lucbuczinski]

6. You must be between 18 and 60 years of age (men) and 55 (women)

[hishemlopez]

I obtained my bachelor degree in English and master in TESOL also i got TEFL certification and TESOL too
Also IELTS
Do u think they can accept me?

[alltruth]

Sir, I enjoyed your video. I’d like to ask about working in tech. I will be graduating in July with a Computer Science degree.
I got some job offers but they say they can’t provide working visa. I was thinking of venturing into teaching. Any advice ?

[theone_x]

Can you not get a teaching job if you do not have a Passport from one of the 7 English-speaking countries? Is that not possible at all?

[unsulliedthe]

Even for young adults above 18, what a few learners in China can gain from any full-time English Conversation program of a few weeks in a private school is very minimal. For the far greater majority, it's an utter waste of time dabbling in a foreign language they don't really need. They could better spend their time elsewhere or in other pursuits.

[thiliniwaasana]

My country is sri lanka.. Can't i ever teach in china😔 But it's my dream ☹️

[ramoff]

Dame I don’t have a 4 yr degree only some college credits ughhh smh

[rickjamal]

What is the latest news now on Chinese school on 8 December 2022

[bhavanar]

How can we search English teacher jobs in China ? I mean which website

[Sunshine-pvzv]

Hey, have you heard of people changing careers once in China?

[waleedghafoor]

Do we need chinese proficiency for teaching English to students?

[eduardochavacano]

You just need white skin. Unless you are very pretty or handsome.

[unsulliedthe]

Yes, the ESL teacher industry is a fading industry hiring "glorified clowns" a dime a dozen. Ordinary Chinese are indeed fascinated by English so the demand may still be there. The authorities will be more vigilant in this respect. I just wish a new generation of foreigners would teach calculus or do some kind of hi-tech work with skills and expertise that match or even surpass the locals. The new arrivals are still mostly the riff-raff from English-speaking countries, people who aren't anybody back on their home soil. The sobering reality is they don't add value to the Chinese economy teaching uninterested kids apples and bananas or (when they finally quit that) doing their own social media like Youtube videos - simply outstaying their welcome.