Teaching In China! What You Need To Know In 2024! Types Of Teaching Jobs!
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i'll be moving to Shenzhen in 2 weeks!
I'm a 30 year old American and will be living with a Chinese friend and his family to experience the life and culture. I hope to become a teacher too. Just found your channel.
Awesome! What a great way to come see the country and culture! Chinese people in general are incredibly hospitable! I hope you have an awesome time!
@@sirant Genuinely cannot wait! I grew up in Alaska so to be moving to such a large place is a life's dream. I'll be sure to keep you posted in the comments as I peruse your channel over the coming weeks! Thanks for your support!
Haha!!! After living in a city of 20 million+, I dream of living in a remote community like Alaska!! My ultimate goal is to buy a little house in the countryside someday!
Very interesting video, I'm hoping to get more knowledge about your journeys of being teacher in china and more bike videos where you take off random neighbourhoods or parks :)
Glad you like them! They aren't as inflammatory as a lot of the videos out there about China, but I am just trying to keep them real and show my laid back life instead of stirring up a hornets nest! Thank you for your comment!
Thank you Sirant i forward your information to my wife have a great weekent
You are so welcome 😁
I have to try your grapefruit juice with black coffee suggestion. Can applicants choose the City/Region preference or are often assigned to locations in demand wherever in the country that maybe? I heard some foreign teachers are offered upwards of 4500 usd monthly including accommodations too?
Oh of course! Positions are always available all over the country. And some are Incredibly lucrative!! With a proper degree and teaching credentials much more than $4500usd/month is possible!! Even with a Ba in any field plus a TESOL or other ESL certificate high paying jobs are readily available.
@@sirant another YTer openly disclosed monthly earnings in 6k range (2023) presumably in au$ since usd seem excessively high (well maybe not as high anymore with soaring inflation). Highly incentivizing except the weekend expectation. Teachers in canada can earn a salary upwards of 100k which is not much anymore with the high cost of living but they work a total 9 months out of the year.
@@hz240 Oh god no!! Teaching in Canada SUCKS!!! I know a LOT of teachers!! Very few earn even close to 100K per year!! The national average for teachers is 45K. ca.talent.com/salary?job=teacher You have to be a very special kind of person to want to be a teacher in Canada or North America these days. It has to be for love of teaching or helping students, because there is no financial motivation at all! Although they don't typically work at the schools in the summer, they often take other jobs to make up for the low salaries. It's sad. The teachers should be highly paid, as they are preparing the next generations for the future of the country.
@@sirant agreed, teaching is not for everyone. Definitely not my cup of tea. 80-100k range is a common pay scale for experienced elementary public school teachers in Ontario nowadays. I cannot speak for other Canadian provinces but suspect Alberta and BC are equally as competitive. Hefty pay deductions compared to those in ch1na to offset union dues, pension, etc… The salary chart provided likely applies to private schools.
@@hz240 Yeah, I suppose experienced teachers who have been in the game for awhile make alright money, though new teachers would have it rougher by far considering low starting salaries and the insane cost of living. I am 100% with you though, I would never teach in Canada! Kids these days.... Oy!
Hi im 21, Im a native speaker with english as my first language and Im currently doing my tefl course level 5 diploma. I dont have a bachelors degree but I have a Cert 4 in a skilled or vocational course at tafe, and im able to get enough points on the points system for a working visa.
Do you know if there are jobs in english that dont require Bachelors for native speakers?
Yes, there are jobs requiring English that can be had without a degree, but sadly, at your age, you wouldn't qualify for most. You simply could not work as a teacher of any kind without the degree, so your options are limited to industries like sales, hospitality and technology, but only management level or higher. To be considered, you would need to be classified as a "Foreign Expert", and at 21, they likely wouldn't think you had enough experience. Never hurts to try though.
Where do you apply for teaching job in China
There are many websites listing teaching opportunities online. A quick Google search should find many! Good luck with your search!! 😃
Didn't the government shut down training centers?
No, not at all. They did put in place stricter restrictions and shut down all the unlicensed or improperly licensed training centers, but companies like EF and other government regulated/approved training centers absolutely do exist.
What are the typical qualifications for teaching in China?
Depends on what you are teaching. For English as a Second Language (ESL), a Bachelors degree in any field is required and a TESOL, TEFL or other ESL specific training certification is also required. Some training centers in the past provided their own training and certifications. But to teach academic course material, an actual teaching certificate or qualification is required and in some cases your Ba must be in Education specifically.
@@sirant I called the chinese embassy and visa service center from my home country in Australia, and I didnt actually need a bachelors degree, my cert 4 in screen and media from TAFE was eligible for the Z Visa.
@@starszsakuga Awesome! I honestly do not know what TAFE is, but hey, if it can get you into the country on a work visa, that is AWEOME!! I wish I had come to China in my 20's!! So much opportunity here and you will have an excellent chance to make a great future! Good luck with the job hunt!
Hi, I am from India, interested to work as an English teacher in China, please guide.