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Q: URGENT- I need a teaching job in Wuhan

Hi folks and all well-meaning netizens here, I need a teaching job in Wuhan, so if anyone has a contact I can call for assistance, it will be well appreciated. I have a working (Z) Visa and an Expert certificate. I have a TELF from a reputable training institution with three years teaching experience. And lastly, I hold a masters degree in Communication Studies.

 

All positions are welcome. 

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With all that papers you shouldn't have any problem landing one in Wuhan. Check out all the Wuhan jobs available on this site, they are quite a few. Oh, one last thing, if you are Caucasian, you will get a job even faster, no racist or color discrimination intended. It's just the way it is. Good luck !

zayabingi:

Hmmmm, yeah...I do understand, but am not a Caucasian, I'm an African from Ghana. I've tried almost all the offers available in Wuhan but still no luck ,. I haven't lost hope though. 

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louischuahm:

Don't give up! You only need one door to open for you. But may I ask why it has to be Wuhan? Limiting yourself to just one city makes your search even more difficult. 

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