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HARA_Menad

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Q: I have a degree in Master Materials Physics, what are my chances of working in China ?

6 years 24 weeks ago in Teaching & Learning - China

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Douglas.H.Brown

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Post your resume and find out. That's the best way to do it

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6 years 22 weeks ago

hchen465

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What type of job are you seeking?

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6 years 22 weeks ago

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PulSartre:

why zero? C'mon, give him some credit. I actually believe he has a good deal of chance.

6 years 14 weeks ago

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Search for jobs that apply for the sciences of the Physics of Materials. You should be able to teach Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry at least at the level of middle and high school. I assume this degree is a BS, Bachelor of Sciences. With that University degree and two years of experience, you should be good to land a Sciences teaching position in China. Definitely, you must teach it in English. If you can prove you can do it and hold a diploma that allows you to teach at this level, I see no problem for you to get that job here.

Stiggs:

I second this.

I knew a guy in China who scored an awesome job teaching physics ( I think, one of the sciences anyway) in English.

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