First, you'll want to decide whether to hire a recruiter or do the searching yourself. There are a plethorea of Chinese recruiting websites (simply search China and job or career and you'll get more hits than you could ever wish for). Going through a recruiter means the company or school has paid that company to find a willing expat like yourself to fill a specific role. Be warned: the company you're applying to should pay any recruiter's fees, not you! Along with the legitimate recruiters, there are no shortage of scams as well. Search and probe, but don't pay. You can also hire a headhunter specifically, which will incur a small fee. If you're looking for a higher-end job, this may be the way to go. Or, if you'd prefer to go it alone, there are plenty of online job classifides like eChinacities.com, classifieds.chinadaily.com, zhaopin.com, 51job.com, asiaexpat.com, and many more. These sites have occupational as well as city-based searches, so you can be sure to get what you're looking for. And, don't forget about word of mouth. Know somebody who moved to China? Or know somebody who knows somebody who moved to China? Many expats are more than happy to offer tips, job advice, and sometimes even an interview at their company or school, you just have to ask.

Here is an article that may help you a bit.

On this website lol

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Get it? Spam is self defeating!

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