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Q: Is it easy to find part time teaching jobs in different cities near to Nanjing on weekends??

10 years 27 weeks ago in  Teaching & Learning - China

 
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No,  why? 

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ahh u broke my heart Tongue :P coz im looking for it..Smile

icnif77:

1. click 'Jobs' tab, R side on the top of this screen;

2. click 'Cities', then mark 'Nanjing' and click 'Confirm';

3. click 'Job type' and mark 'Part time';

4. click 'Search' and 'here you glow......' (it might be 'go' instead 'glow'...)

 

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You might first click 'Teaching Jobs in China' to weed-out all other (b)jobs. You can also walk the doors at day time, instead. I guess, you'll have more success in person. Good Lucky!

You are working illegally by Chinese law at part-time job. You can legally work only at your Residence permit sponsor. Enforcement of that rule? I'm not sure about enforcement, but that's Chinese law.

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Search in the jobs section on this site and be aware that what you want will be illegal.

Muzzamill:

thanks sorrel ..:) nd what do u mean by being illegal???

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it is against the law - read your work visa restrictions

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That's assuming the OP has a work permit in the first place. 

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If it was easy to do you wouldn't be asking the question. Unless it's just you that finds it difficult...

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