i think they dont know the fact that in india most of the student studies every subject in english

Would you want to learn Punjab from an Englishman?

Yes they do, I know one.

Get a TESOL.

Lack of punctuation ability?

Because your grammar just for this question is... questionable.

Most foreign English teachers in China do teach conversational English only, do not teach grammar.  That is done by Chinese teachers.  But in order to have the proper speech, you must really know grammar, and have no accent at all (that is why "native" speakers are requested).  And whether you like it or not, most persons from India that I know do have a heavy accent.

No offense to Indians but in Australia majority of the taxi drivers are from the sub-continent (Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka) and many times I fail to understand what they are saying to me so imagine Chinese students trying to understand the english from speakers from the sub-continent. 

Largely (and leaving aside the blatant racism in Chinese culture), some Indian dialects in English are virtually impossible to understand anywhere outside of India. I'm not meaning to be insulting, it's just a general rule. 

Depends on accent and English ability. Some I've known are near native speakers others I couldn't tell what the hell they were saying

Actually majority of the employers in China they believe in racial discrimination, they always look for skin not for skills, no doubt that Indian ascent is bit difficult to understand but on the other hand Indians are intelligent people and as per my experience Indians are growing rapidly in different professional fields such as doctors, engineers and professors than any other nation.

Well I can tell you that in UK, 3 out of ten doctors are from India.

One of my GFs friends is a professional Chinese interpreter, she has worked in Japan, China and Thailand. I have a neutral North American accent. She says I do not speak proper English because I'm not British and I speak too fast. The British accents?? Maybe good from Windsor but a Cockney accent, I can't even understand.

I can impersonate an Indian accent humourously and when I do it to her because she can't understand my accent, she can't understand a single word I speak.

Non-native speakers of English tend to carry over the intonation and phonemic inventory from their mother tonque into their English speech.

They might have called an Indian call center already.  

Kidding aside, many Chinese cannot tell if your accent or their understanding is the problem. They rely on your passport and photo instead of actual skills.

It has to be due in part because of the accent. Other than that non-native speaker of english!

Judging by the way you wrote the question, it is right and proper that you are not employed as an English teacher. However, the fundamental reason (in most private schools anyway) is marketing.

I'll give you a hint:

> Me: "So what are you studying?"

> Indian student: "yi-ah, aiima stuuuuudeeeey beezniss ahministrayyyyshin. aiii wii teeeeeaching dee eEEeeeeeeEEeeeenglish in uhh syyyyde."

> Me: I have to go commit suicide. I'll see you later.

> Me: "So what are you studying?"

> Native speaker: "Oh, Business Administration. I also teach English on the side."

Some provinces cause the issuance of FEC's to citizens of India to be an exceptionally arduous process  -- I hate to say it. In the certain areas, it is virtually impossible -- in other areas, less so. I was told this was for political reasons.

dont forget not so long ago these two were at war over a piece of land the size of a postage stamp!

personally i find even the most literate of Indians often have a too strong accent  for comfort or ease of learning

chinese dont care about englsh knowledge,they just care skin color and passport

politics, dear friend, nothing more, nothing less.  Let's just let it go at that.

its  all  about money  dear  and  quality 

indian  can  speak  english  but  quality is not  good 

in  other hand  they  can afford  natives so  they  want  better  if they  r  ready  to  pay

in india  indian  teachers  can  teach english  3-4 usd  for  1 month 

sometimes its more  cheaper even i  have  learned  english only  paid  1.4 usd for 1 month each day  1 hour class  sunday  have holiday

I agree that it's mostly to do with skin colour unfortunately.

But as other's have said, there is also a lot of politics involved.  If the host country are unhappy with your country, they make it harder for you as an individual.  French people have a hard time getting a visa for China, for reasons I will not mention here.

Every time I read of my country tightening their immigration policies, I feel dismayed. because these things are reciprocated.

Also consider the risk assessment  immigration authorities have to make when they examine a visa application. They have to consider flight risk, illegal working risk etc. It's a very sad fact of life that visas are most likely to be granted to people from high GDP countries. They are a lower risk, no matter how they speak or the colour of their skin.

You should however keep going with your job applications. Polish your CV and send it to the schools in the lower cities. More chance there I reckon.  And don't give up. The system may not be great, but systems are there to be beaten. If you are qualified for the job it's up to you to prove it.

Good luck

I think grammar is not a problem, the problem is the accent of speaking by Indians. Most of the Chinese people don't understand the Indian accent( Pronunciation) of english. So this can be a big problem.

Your grammar errors appear Chinese, not Indian. So, why the question?

because indians are not seen to be native speakers of english. 

welcome back..good to see you after 2 years