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Q: How a foreign student can find a part time job in china cities

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beware it is illigal

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you can log on  http://bj.58.com/ ,then chose the city you stay .I am a chinese

 

 

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This is a Chinese website. Can u help me about that?

1zhaoyulan:

YES,my wechat is 15054822851.You can contac me.You also login on www.Beijinger.com.There are so many jobs for english teachers who are native english speakers

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Find your local foreigner (expat) website and look there. They sometimes have job sections. Or look at the jobs section here. 

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beware it is illigal

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Starting up a business by yourself is cool. In this digital world, who want to work for others?

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