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Q: how can i get job in china especially in shenzhen am just fluent in english

11 years 44 weeks ago in  Teaching & Learning - China

 
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The usual way works best... look at job adverts and apply for the jobs you are interested in.

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are you Chinese or foreign?

 

if you are foreign for your own security, do not accept a job that does not offer a correct legal visa - a 'Z' visa.

Also inform yourself about working in China, don't rely other people/employers who tell you "not to worry" about such things, or that they are 'not important'.

 

and as Stiggs says, just apply for jobs.

no one is going to do this for you.

 

good luck

Englteachted:

You are a kind soul. Are you as kind to losers in person?

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sorrel:

LOL

I give everyone the benefit of the doubt unless they are obvious BS'ers or trolls: 

both reveal themselves quite quickly.

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Stupid. You're on a website that has a jobs section where Shenzhen is one of the featured cities. 

 

 

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Well, you can't a be a teacher, that's based on your written English skills above! So what kind of job are you looking?  And your passport is?

Johoho:

Maybe he just posted in wrong forum, and looking for any kind of job, but teaching.

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That's why asked what kind of job he/she was looking for.

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