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Q: Physics or Computer Science teacher in China
Can someone realistically hire me as a Physics or Computer Science teacher in China?
I have both real-world IT industry experience and teaching experience. I have taught Physics to diploma students, guided student projects, and have one year of volunteer teaching experience with school students. I genuinely enjoy teaching Physics and Computer Science, and I believe my industry background makes me well suited for ICT/Computer Science teaching as well.
I would appreciate honest advice on whether my profile is competitive for schools in China and what I could improve to increase my chances.
5 weeks 1 day ago in Teaching & Learning - China
I would try to apply at International schools in China, where they aim at lessons conducted only in English language.
Otherwise, both listed subjects are Chinese domain, and there are most likely plenty of the domestic teachers in China.
You should work on your English accent. Indian nationals have a strong accent when speaking English.
There is one exemption to this rule, and he lives in my town in EU. His spoken English language is without any accent or native language sound extras. Just a bit of a brownish tan and safi on his head gives him away. He's an Indian retail tea salesman.
You can hear what I am talking about by watching flick 'The Party', 1968, with P. Sellers in a role as a new hire from India in Hollywood movie producing studio. Hilarious ...
I would try to apply at International schools in China, where they aim at lessons conducted only in English language.
Otherwise, both listed subjects are Chinese domain, and there are most likely plenty of the domestic teachers in China.
You should work on your English accent. Indian nationals have a strong accent when speaking English.
There is one exemption to this rule, and he lives in my town in EU. His spoken English language is without any accent or native language sound extras. Just a bit of a brownish tan and safi on his head gives him away. He's an Indian retail tea salesman.
You can hear what I am talking about by watching flick 'The Party', 1968, with P. Sellers in a role as a new hire from India in Hollywood movie producing studio. Hilarious ...
