Decided teaching in China is for you? Great! It’s important you’re ready for this brilliant opportunity.
There are various requirements you need to teach in China. For example, a bachelor’s degree is essential. Make sure you’ve completed your degree, or you’re in your last semester, before you apply with us.
The recruitment process is fairly straightforward. If you’re eligible for a teaching position, we’ll contact you to arrange an interview on Skype or over the phone. Successful candidates will then progress to the next stage with a representative in China.
Based on your preferences (like location and type of school) you’ll be provided with a teaching contract. This is the agreement between you and the school in China (i.e. your employer).
You need a special visa to teach in China and we’ll help facilitate that for you. The visa process can take a few months which is why you should, ideally, apply at least three months before you start teaching.
We can also help recommend the best time to go and the best things to bring to China. It’s all part of the Hello Teacher! service.
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