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Q: do i need a bachelors degree to work?
Hi Everyone, I have over 19 years of professional experience in my career, however, I do not have any bachelors degree, instead I have 2 year vocational degree after high school which i graduated in. It has never really occured to me to take on bachelors degere since after i graduate, I right away had jobs until now. Is this a big hurdle if looking for a job in china? I would appreciate if anyone has the same experience and what did you? Regards, Arren
All of the empoyee looking adverts on the first FindJobz page require BA or in other words, you don't qualify at the first page ... 
There are many FindJobz pages, all most likely filled with the job offers, i.e. approx, 28 job offers per page. 
.
... or in simplistic terms, you just have to find out, which ones don't require BA and 'Bomb-Them-Houthi-Style' 
with your job applications. 
Next step is 'Wait-for-the-Replies' ...
Now, I'm going to go to 'Allan's-Snack-Bar', my upper back already hurts in advance ...
Good lucky!
All of the empoyee looking adverts on the first FindJobz page require BA or in other words, you don't qualify at the first page ...
There are many FindJobz pages, all most likely filled with the job offers, i.e. approx, 28 job offers per page. .
... or in simplistic terms, you just have to find out, which ones don't require BA and 'Bomb-Them-Houthi-Style' with your job applications.
Next step is 'Wait-for-the-Replies' ...
Now, I'm going to go to 'Allan's-Snack-Bar', my upper back already hurts in advance ...
Good lucky!
Unfortunately, you're about 15 years too late for working in China legally without a bachelor's degree -- theoretically plausible as a hotel clerk or something, but for all practical purposes, insurmountably difficult.
