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Q: Is teaching job well paid in China?

I would like to know that is the teacher 's salary  higher than other job?

13 years 1 week ago in  Business & Jobs - Kunming

 
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Yes many money many food many girl many higher

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From a Chinese point of view, and their normal salaries .......HELL YES !

From a "laowai" point of view, and what are normal salaries abroad........
HELL NO ! .

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There is no standard wage for a teacher's salary in China for foreign teachers.  It can be as low as RMB 2,500 per month, believe it or not, and it can range as high as RMB 20,000 per month (in Shanghai for example in the International Schools).

Is it higher than some jobs in China?  Yes.  And is it lower than other?  Also yes.

The question is a little bit vague.

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