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Q: Can I get a job in China (i am Arabic teacher for native & non native)?

I am an Egyptian Arabic language teacher specializing in teaching Arabic to both native and non-native speakers. I currently live and work in the United Arab Emirates, where I have gained valuable experience teaching students from different cultures and backgrounds.

I am passionate about teaching the Arabic language and sharing Arab culture with international students. My teaching approach focuses on clear communication, interactive learning, and helping students develop confidence in speaking and understanding Arabic.

I am very interested in working in China, especially because my daughter is currently studying at one of your universities. Being in China would allow me to continue my professional career while supporting my daughter during her studies.

I look forward to contributing my experience, dedication, and passion for teaching Arabic to students in China.

16 hours 40 min ago in  Teaching & Learning - China

 
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Your first step should be at FindJobs, top L corner of this screen, where you should look for an Arabic language teacher job openings.

 

In order to move to China for longer term (more than 30-days), you'll need an employer, who will sponsor your entry ( Z ) visa, Working and Residence permit later on.

https://hrone.com/blog/work-visa-in-china-the-complete-2025-guide-for-pr...

 

You could also look for a schools in China in need of Arabic language teacher, by using web's search engine with 'Arabic teacher in China' or similar in search.

 

As I look quickly for an Arabic language teacher job openings in China ...

 

https://www.hiredchina.com/jobs/arabic_teacher_1609227685465

 

https://jobs.echinacities.com/jobchapter/1355067167

 

https://www.georjob.com/jobs/we-need-an-arabic-teacher-in-beijing-tzikaj...

 

Good luck!

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