15 Reasons Why You Should Teach English In China

As I've been living in China for a few years I thought it would be useful to share some tips.

I originally moved to China to teach English although my role has no changed it's one of the best decisions I ever made. In this video, I share with you "15 reasons why you should teach English in China'.

If you have any questions about moving to China or teaching English then get in touch and I can help!

If you find this video useful then don't forget to check out some of my other videos -
13 Things you need to know before coming to China -



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[Nicofilms]

I've spent over 2 and a half years living and working in China. I came here to teach English and it was one of the best decisions I made. Here are some reasons why you should think about coming to teach in China.
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[rachelmeetschina]

100% agree! Teaching in China was one of the best decisions I ever made!! The lifestyle and people here make it so worth it. Love living and teaching here.

[j.flaner]

Hello Nico! I've been living and working as a teacher at an amazing school now for three weeks! Moving to China was the best decision!

[michaelngau]

I'm from New Zealand living in Australia I love to see china the place and population is massive the food is great.

[Quxera]

I have just been offered to teach in China. I think I am going to do it!

[wackyruss]

I'm on my second year teaching in Dongguan, China after five years in Kazakhstan. It has definitely been an adventure.

[zeldamachina]

So amazing, but I'm not surprised considering you're living in one of the best countries if not the best country in the world. Another great video forever in my memory. Wo ai

[gigatank]

Heya Nico! I got bored of the standard office routine after graduation universitu and have just been offered a job teaching kindergarten in Beijing! Equally excited and terrified! I’m not worried about moving to a new city, I just hope I can be a somewhat decent teacher!

[tatiilover]

I loved this video so much. I plan on teaching abroad once I graduate in two years. I would love to see a video on what to look for when applying to teach in schools and how to avoid scammers 😊

[comradestrawberry]

Ah, teaching! I came from a family of educators: teachers, ministry of education, universities, office of educational research, etc. .. China has immense respect for her teachers, and it really is a noble profession. In Chinese, the word for career is “事业”。But this word didn’t mean career in the modern sense in Classical Chinese, it’s more of a moral pursuit: from I Ching: “举而措之为天下之民, 谓之事业”。“To establish and act upon for all People, this is career”. In a sense, teaching is one of the truest professions there is!

[lindachen]

I'm chinese and I born and raised in the U.S. even though I'm only a 9 grader, going back/abroad to china to teach is one of my options of what i want to do in the future. All my families are in china so pros is that i can be closer to them. Another thing is money i did try researching about that and others tell me that it's not high enough so now i'm having second thoughts haha

[andyyiu]

After covid-19 is over, I'm not even sure if I'll still have my current job, so the prospect of teaching in China is intriguing. Already studying the local language to
get by. Just need to figure out how to get started on the English teaching side of things.

[mariam-m]

amazing video! thanks a lot! i will get my BA in english studies this year and im hoping to find an opportunity to teach in china btw im moroccan

[darrenvegan]

I loved this video! I have been to Japan as a foreign exhange student and loved it. I am studying Mandarin now with Italki and the thought of going to China to teach English seems so exciting! The people seem so nice, it is cheap, the history is incredible and the language is so wonderfully challenging! Great video! Hello from California ! 😊

[lordashbob]

Hey Nico! These videos are amazing. I'm from the UK and will be moving to China in February to teach in Wuhu and it's been a delight getting to know exactly what I'm getting myself into. I'm beyond excited!

[afunguynamedkawhi]

I think there are also other opportunities in China too, especially after you learn to speak decent Chinese.
Bilingual not only is fun it also has economic value.

[savagesal]

Very helpful. Thanks. I plan to move to china in April for a teaching job.

[TheatrePoetDreamer]

Not to mention you get to gain a really unique cultural perspective from living in a country so different from yours! Living in China has had opened my eyes up and widened my perspective.
I’ve also lost a few pounds from all the walking I do here but that’s just a bonus 😜

[TravelerVolkriin]

Considering it. Just graduated from the University of Arizona.

[保定自干五呆湾战后废]

You are in good shape. You can go to zhongnan mountain in shaanxi province. There are many immortals there