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isoul

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Q: any ESL contacts in Changchun?

Hi all, I studied in the UK, any opportunity for non-native speakers and any ESL contacts in Changchun? thanks in advance

9 years 13 weeks ago in Teaching & Learning - Changchun

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icnif77

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Look on the top R of this page, click 'Jobs in China', click 'Teaching jobs', city 'Changchun', and email your CV.

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pepo36

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there's a school in longli lu and tongzhi jie, i went there a couple of days ago to ask and they said they needed someone

i'm also non native by the way so give it a shot

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ambivalentmace

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have seen a couple of jobs there on daves, but your going to a very damn cold place to teach, i went there in 2004 at the beginning of april for my birthday and stayed at the Mayflower hotel and the temperature was minus 3 for the high temp that day. the shower houses are very nice though, at that time, the water in the city was only on 7 hours a day, maybe its better now.
the biggest school there is bai da wei, dont know anything about them.

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Q: Can I get a job if I'm a non-native speaker with a BA degree from England?

A: Yes, you can get legal ET job by the Chinese Labor law. Pro

A:Yes, you can get legal ET job by the Chinese Labor law. Problem is, most Chinese managers and recruiters don't know, they can obtain Working permit for a non-native English teacher with BA completed in a native English country. I'd suggest, you mention possibility of legal employment for non-native English teacher with degree completed in a native English country at the first interview. It's a tough time in China at your example, IMO. Most recruiters and hiring managers in China know only "ET must hold a native English passport ..", so your job application get dismissed right there. The other thing is, never stop sending your CV to the job offers doesn't matter if no replies. At my time in China (pre-2017), I'd send CVs to every offer posted daily.I've even disregarded advert's requirement 'native English passport holder', and ... I got a reply or two in a month time. Take the last paragraph as a rule! Good luck! -- icnif77