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Q: can I get a data science or teaching programming job in china? How?
I just graduated from an institute of data science and have won prizes in it already. I won the third place for the BRICS Skills Challenge in Data Science for 2022 hosted by China. I also came among the top 20 in data analysis in a Nigerian hosted c ompetition in December 2022. I want to work for a company in China or teach programming to Chinese students. Is that possible and if yes, how do I go about it? Thanks. Would follow through with any recommendation.
1 year 18 weeks ago in Teaching & Learning - China
let me get this straight, you are looking for a job in data science or programming, yet seem unfamiliar in the concept of a 'search engine' ?
sounds like laziness to me.
Blondie_:
we live in the age of 'smart' technology, where the users become more stupid.
icnif77:
That's the reason I don't own a smart phone ... 
... 'cause if I would, it could signal I ain't smart enough ... 
I've always had a blast in the classroom when students were dissing my US$30 Nokia brick ...
1st. Recommendation:
"Find Jobz' tag on the top of the screen ... and scroll through the offers listed". You can enter your profession in a search tag ... and see the offers.
https://jobs.echinacities.com/jobchapter/1354955553
This job offer came up with word 'programming' in search, and there are few more jobs on offering.
2nd. Recommendation:
... do the same at any search engine with "your profession' job openings in China" in search and see what comes up.
I'd say, computer related jobs in China are mostly staffed with domestic computer scientists, but you never know.
Good luck!
let me get this straight, you are looking for a job in data science or programming, yet seem unfamiliar in the concept of a 'search engine' ?
sounds like laziness to me.
Blondie_:
we live in the age of 'smart' technology, where the users become more stupid.
icnif77:
That's the reason I don't own a smart phone ...
... 'cause if I would, it could signal I ain't smart enough ...
I've always had a blast in the classroom when students were dissing my US$30 Nokia brick ...
I think, Nnaemeka Javid is a real Hairy Plotter ... 
I can't breathe ... H-E-L-P! 
I might write new series on "Science of Hairy Plotter" ... 
