Hello All,
I am looking for some information about teaching jobs which could be applied by an Indian having no knowledge of chinese language.
My friend is looking a job in shanghai. She has 10 years of experience in teaching field in Indian primary school. And is a scholar in maths.
She would like to find a teaching job for maths teacher for primary school student.
Do you think she can find something without having any knowledge of chinese language.
Please suggest.
Thank You
Teacher Job option in Shanghai for an Indian
amitgoel394
21 June 2018 07:20:19
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andy2018
09 July 2018 09:11:32
17
For Normal school in Shanghai, I do not think they will hire a expat.
There is some international private school in Shanghai but normally requires very
high.
www.51job.com is the biggest renting website in china and good luck!
u01sq7
21 September 2018 12:40:35
12
For public schools, there's little or no chance.
For private schools, that being said-expats driven schools, your friend has a chance to apply , hopefully get an interview and hired!
VANNROX
22 September 2018 14:22:02
632
Shanghai? Why?
It's too expensive, too Western and far too difficult to get a position.
However, if you set your sights to a third tier city, you probably will be able to find a nice teaching position. Now, the rate will be lower, but so will be the cost of living. I know numerous expats that are doing quite well making low salaries in the more remote areas of China.
If you work for two years in a secondary of third tier city, you won't have any problem moving to Shanghai and finding work.
Best of Luck.
ShanghaiDriver
25 September 2018 14:05:56
80
Why on earth would someone with solid math qualification and 10+ years experience under his belly leave all the glory and chose a place where nobody would appreciate them.
Local education system is 100% Chinese. Not an option.
International schools require qualification and experience with US or UK curriculum. Possible but they have already a pipeline filled with candidates cut for the position.
Living cost: there's no significant difference between 1-tier cities and n-tier cities. Maybe the difference is that those living a pipe-dream could keep living in denial while hiding in slum-like neighborhoods filled mainly with poor locals who would obviously become rich by 2025 according to local propaganda.
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