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Q: Can I work as a online teacher at this site? I`m from Kyrgyzstan
I have a kazahstan payment card Kaspi. Or do I need to have a Chinese card?
2 years 1 week ago in Teaching & Learning - China
Why don't you instead tell us all about you becoming an English teacher ...? 
You might want to look into who qualifies for an English teaching job as a first step ...
icnif77:
Do you ever use a search engine ... like me?
https://www.internationalteflacademy.com/blog/requirements-for-teaching-english-in-china
3. Be a native-English Speaker from the U.S., U.K., Ireland, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, or South Africa (Preferred)
Native-English speakers with citizenship from the U.S., U.K., Ireland, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, or South Africa are highly preferred, especially if you want to teach English in one of China's major cities. If you are a qualified non-native English speaker, you may still be considered for ESL teaching jobs in China, however, you must be fluent in English and speak at a native level.
... more ...
icnif77:
It's not me! It's the 'Law-of--dee-Land' ...
Why is everybody here blaming me ...?
Tell me, please ... How do you pronounce word 'Kyr-gyz-stan'...?
Go slow, ... at first.
I know, he he he ... it takes a loadz of practice ...
... you might also experience troubles with yer denture ...
Rolling on The Floor ... Laughing-My-Kyr-gyz-sta-ni-Arse-Off 
Why don't you instead tell us all about you becoming an English teacher ...?
You might want to look into who qualifies for an English teaching job as a first step ...
icnif77:
Do you ever use a search engine ... like me?
https://www.internationalteflacademy.com/blog/requirements-for-teaching-english-in-china
3. Be a native-English Speaker from the U.S., U.K., Ireland, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, or South Africa (Preferred)
Native-English speakers with citizenship from the U.S., U.K., Ireland, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, or South Africa are highly preferred, especially if you want to teach English in one of China's major cities. If you are a qualified non-native English speaker, you may still be considered for ESL teaching jobs in China, however, you must be fluent in English and speak at a native level.
... more ...
icnif77:
It's not me! It's the 'Law-of--dee-Land' ...
Why is everybody here blaming me ...?
Tell me, please ... How do you pronounce word 'Kyr-gyz-stan'...?
Go slow, ... at first.
I know, he he he ... it takes a loadz of practice ...
... you might also experience troubles with yer denture ...
Rolling on The Floor ... Laughing-My-Kyr-gyz-sta-ni-Arse-Off
