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Q: hey i would like to ask how i can get a teaching job for non native?

8 years 29 weeks ago in  Teaching & Learning - Other cities

 
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It's difficult to get legal work as Non in 4 biggest cities and by the coast of China, because Non-native English teacher can't get Working permit, what it's not the case away from that area.

 

I work in China several years as Non with all proper documents. I fancy small cities.

 

Now, prepare your CV and hit the 'Jobs' tab, top R of the screen. I usually disregard requirement 'Native English Teacher' in the job advert, and send my CV anyway.

Chinese won't ever reply to your CV, if they aren't interested. Never mind! Don't stop sending CV, till you don't sign a Contract.

 

Good luck!

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It's difficult to get legal work as Non in 4 biggest cities and by the coast of China, because Non-native English teacher can't get Working permit, what it's not the case away from that area.

 

I work in China several years as Non with all proper documents. I fancy small cities.

 

Now, prepare your CV and hit the 'Jobs' tab, top R of the screen. I usually disregard requirement 'Native English Teacher' in the job advert, and send my CV anyway.

Chinese won't ever reply to your CV, if they aren't interested. Never mind! Don't stop sending CV, till you don't sign a Contract.

 

Good luck!

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