Teaching in China 2024

In this video I talk to 5 people who teach in China to make it clear what it is to work and live in this country. The interviews took place in April of 2024, so the information is up-to-date!

These are the types of schools where these 5 people work:
1) used-to-be training center
2) public school
3) university
4) international school with American curriculum
5) international school with IB curriculum.

Each interviewee represents diverse reasons to be living and teaching in China, so this video will be useful for those who plan to teach in China or who is a newbie educator. Experienced teachers who are thinking of how to develop their career will also find this video helpful.

Please enjoy, hit like and subscribe for more!

Timecode:
00:00 Intro
00:39 How did you become a teacher?
06:06 Where do you teach?
11:41 Students
22:07 Career Opportunities
27:25 Academic Achievements
35:32 Local Mentality
45:12 Love and Struggle
1:00:17 Fun
1:09:54 Homesickness
1:19:01 Conclusion

[irritatedanglosaxon]

Thank u for u guys' devotion, no wonder Chinese students are the brilliant

[uconnjames]

It's not easy to work in a foreign country. Thanks for sharing the experience.

[LW]

This video is so well put together! Thank you for sharing ❤

[johnyyffeng-fsxm]

very high quality vlog. i am also interested about how foreigners living in china you deserve hundreds of thousand subscribers😅😅😅

[ASIFKARACHI]

I see this video twice....one time is not enough.
I thumbs up to the lady one sentence...that is " what politicians have done to UK slowly by slowly it is embarrassing"....I live in New York and I say the same thing...what politicians have done to this country slowly slowly.

[miltonlai]

Very informative, thank you for your video

[heyheyyouxp]

Woow, lot of efforts to make this video. Thank you so much.

[Krotiki]

Great production and content! Keep 'em coming!

[yurabakhnov]

Hi Alex! Great stuff, very interesting. You’re not just a teacher, you’re also a great interviewer. Thanks!

[paulinewqi]

Thanks so much for sharing....really insightful...WOW!!...

[RoyFJ]

To the English lady who talked about creativity and lack of freedom of thought among Chinese students, its because creativity in language and arts comes from being native in the language itself. Great authors like Ibsen, Dostoevsky, Tolstoy and others achieved greatness because their works were in their own language. I am a retired professor who taught math and physics at university here in NY and as well as other places, when it comes to STEM subject and abstract thinking, my Chinese students were nothing short of creative with out of box thinking and with consistency.

[TheGianko]

This is hands down one of the most enjoyable and informative videos I've seen on this topic so far. And I have seen dozens. Thank you 🙏

[GuoguoZhang-vv]

Excellent! Your channel is worth 100K subscribers.

[mblake]

Best interview and insight thank you 🙏🏻

[islamicreminders]

Excellent video. Could have asked the question - What advice would you give to potential teachers considering teaching in china.

But there's always a next time. Enjoyed this video. I really do hope you make more content on this topic . Thank you

[georwoogle]

Almost every teacher in this video has a passion for and enjoy teaching. 👍By the way, I enjoy this video. Thank you for sharing. 😀

[renaldoclaassen]

I'm planning to go as well. 🇨🇳 here I come!

[TSNG]

Great video. Very insightful. I enjoyed it.❤️👍

[Andrey-ndju]

I've done great job making this video 👍👍
Thank you

[Enjoy_life_now]

Thank you so much for your efforts! This is awesome video!