Choosing to teach English in China isn’t just about finding a job — it’s about stepping into one of the world’s most dynamic and rewarding life experiences. With its booming education industry, China offers an unmatched demand for English teachers, competitive salaries, and benefits that often include free housing, airfare, and bonuses.
The appeal goes far beyond employment. China presents a rich cultural landscape that blends ancient traditions with ultra-modern living. Whether you’re wandering the historic alleys of Beijing, enjoying the high-tech buzz of Shenzhen, or soaking in the natural beauty of Guilin, every city has a story—and you’re invited to be part of it.
For many foreign teachers, China becomes more than a place to work; it becomes a second home. The deep respect for educators, the welcoming nature of the people, and the chance to travel extensively across Asia all add up to a fulfilling and life-changing opportunity.
2. At least two years of teaching experience after graduation.
3. TEFL/TESOL Certificate – Usually at least 120 hours.
Mohcin Barir
Senior Educational Consultant
With 8 years of teaching experience in China, Mohcin specializes in helping international educators navigate the Chinese educational system. His expertise spans from kindergarten to university level teaching.
Experience:
English Teacher in an international middle school
Teacher Training Program Coordinator
Cultural Integration Specialist
Curriculum Development Expert
Said Koulikha
Education & Cultural Consultant
Said brings 7 years of invaluable experience teaching in China's top educational institutions. He excels in helping international teachers adapt to Chinese cultural norms and educational expectations.
Experience:
English Teacher in an international primary school
Cross-Cultural Communication Workshop Facilitator
New Teacher Orientation Program Leader
International Curriculum Adaptation Specialist