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How To Prepare For Teaching English in China
There’s almost always a high demand for native speaking teachers in China, and requirements varying depending on the school, so almost anyone can find a teaching job that fits their experience and needs. But teaching English isn’t always a walk in the park – the...
Life as an Au Pair in Beijing!
Au Pair in China: First Week in Beijing My first week as an au pair in Beijing with ImmerQi has involved green tea ice cream, fermented egg, and countless imaginary tea parties. The little girl I au pair for is aged just four but her English skills are far superior to...
5 Benefits of Taking On a Hospitality Internship in China
Did you know that by 2025, 10.5% of all jobs worldwide will be in the hospitality and tourism industry? With hospitality being one of the largest employment fields worldwide, the number of Chinese tourists have increased by 1380% in the past 17 years. In fact, by...
Why China?
Why go to a country which is 4,831 miles from home? Why go to a country where I can't speak the language? Why go to a country which I know nothing about? Why not just teach in Europe? These are all questions which I kept asking myself, and others asked me, before I...
How To Prepare For Teaching English in China
There’s almost always a high demand for native speaking teachers in China, and requirements varying depending on the school, so almost anyone can find a teaching job that fits their experience and needs. But teaching English isn’t always a walk in the park – the...
An Inside Story into the Teach & Travel Training/Orientation
After a delayed flight with a broken tv screen and lost luggage, my teach and travel experience could really only have improved. Nonetheless, I was not expecting to enjoy the training period so much. Especially considering days before my flight to Beijing I sat...
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