Yes, hit the 'Jobs' tab, top R of the screen.

You're required to have BA, TEFL/TESOL Cert. and 2-years of working experience for Z visa, which is the only legal visa for work in China.

Last requirement is set to prevent too young (18-y old) to apply for job postings, IMO. I guess, you can circumvent that easy. 

Kindies mills like young FT, more than Public schools (Unis, High/Middle Schools).

Chinese employers usually don't reply, if they aren't interested in your CV. Never mind! Keep sending your CV, till you don't land a job/get Contract for view and sign.

Yup, in many cases... you don't even need all that. 

You will do fine just watch out for the sharks in the smaller cities that try to lure in niave foreigners. 

what part of China strikes your interest?
there are people on here from all over that can give you the good and bad in a lot of cities in China

You'll be right.  As the old mate, Incif, says...just keep on trying.  I would suggest looking at cities away from the east coast.  Just because they're not familiar doesn't mean they aren't worth a go.

Fyi... the north is cold, but they have heating.  The south is hot, and they don't have heating.

Does that say "1 year Diploma"?

If so - then no, you can't work here legally (unless you get yourself an internship).

Minimum requirement is a Bachelor's degree.

That's so unqualified, untrained people don't come here taking all the unskilled jobs that don't require qualifications - like most countries in the world!