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Q: Can I teach English in China without a degree but I have a working visa ready

32 weeks 1 day ago in  Teaching & Learning - Guangzhou

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Why don't you tell us? broken heart ..., please ...no

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Why don't you tell us? broken heart ..., please ...no

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Latest images from JWST (James Webb Space Telescope) show start of the Universe didn't happen by Big-Beng-Bang ... 

 

 

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My search engine  is one of the bestest ... broken heart

 

https://www.internationalteachersplus.com/post/teaching-english-in-china...

 

Teaching English in China: What are the Visa Requirements?

China Work Visa Requirements & Documents

 

There are employment visas available for teaching English in China. To work legally in China, most citizens from any other English-speaking country will need a "Z" Visa from a Chinese embassy or consulate.

 

It is important to understand that any teacher coming from abroad to teach almost any subject must have a "Z" Visa.

 

Some of the China Work 'Z' Visa requirements are:

 

* The age limit for Z visas is between 18-60 years of age. This is flexible, but this is the normal range.

 

* You must have a valid passport from your English speaking country (UK, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa).

 

This passport cannot expire for at least six months. The passport must also have one blank page left in it. You must have filled out and truthfully verified a completed China Work Visa Application Form.

 

* A Bachelors Degree or more which is verified by the Chinese Embassy or Consulate.

 

* Criminal History Check which can be done through the FBI, DBS, etc. The Chinese Embassy or Consulate also verify this.

 

* You must have 120-hour Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) Certificate.

If you are already a TEFL certified or are a licensed teacher in your country, you do not need any teaching experience. If your college degree is in Education or Teaching English, you do not need any work experience.

 

* If you do not have the above certification or degree, then two-year working experience related to Teaching English in China is required. The two-year working experience will also be verified.

 

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Absolulty no problem if you got working visa

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A: It happened to me, once ... in 2014 or 15 ...Plane from RP city (Tianj
A:It happened to me, once ... in 2014 or 15 ...Plane from RP city (Tianjin) had more than 10h delay and I came to the HK's exit Luohu some 7 hours after the RP expiration date.In real, I came to the exit crossing just on time or only an hour late, but Luohu is closed overnight (10pm - 6am), which I didn't know.There were two unexpected things happened at that exit: flight's delay with closed Luohu overnight on the topI had a decent and real excuse for the cops next morning, but still I was put in a side office for some 3 or 4h and then cops had a short lecture with '.. and make sure, it will never happened again! ..', and I was let go without anything on my record. At least, at the new Z visa application and following reentry to China nobody ever mentioned anything about the delayed exit. However, I had a bad, un-eased feeling at the following Z visa appearance in Wanchai ...It is much, much wiser and safer to exit at least a day or even a few days ahead of the RP expiration date. -- icnif77
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