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Q: Is there any chances to get a job in China next year 2022 when I finish my degree this year2021?

I'm currently doing my final year in Bachelor's degree of Management information system, is there any possibilities to get a job in China for my degree in a year of 2022? And how to apply for a job?

5 years 22 weeks ago in  Business & Jobs - China

 
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It's hypothetically possible but in all reality, no.

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"is there any possibilities to get a job in China for my degree"

 

I have no idea, but.....

>Check the situations vacant listings in China

>talk to people who work in that industry for an idea of what's available.

 

And how to apply for a job?

 

>Find a job being advertised and apply using the email address or whatever the advert supplies.

>Find and contact potential employers in China.

 

With covid etc nobody knows what will happen this year, let alone next year. At the moment the borders are closed to foreigners, that could change next week or it may be like this for the forseeable future, nobody really knows.

 

All you can really do is research the job situation, research the visa requirements and if you'd be eligible for a visa if you got a job. If you think China is an option for you next year do what most of the world is doing now - wait,see what happens and hope for the best. Good luck.

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It's hypothetically possible but in all reality, no.

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No, unless you're fluent in Mandarin. Chinese don't speak English ...

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I have also been looking for jobs recently. Came across a number of management type jobs, not sure on what your information systems bit is. Never heard of your major before. But there are some out there. Including working for english teaching management roles. Its possible. 

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