is there people interested in teach in china ??
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THe pa isn't great, teachers are starvig artists in need of MONEY
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Please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nYou study chinese and teach it.\nemail me imediatly.\nXie xie lao shi!!!!!!
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To be quite honest, it's not a matter of the market. It's more a matter of so-called 'native' speakers. In Vancouver, most of the ESL schools downtown (which there are quite a few around downtown) are owned by either Japanese, Hong Kongers or Koreans. And you know very well from experience in Asia that they are very discriminatory and only prefer to hire a 'white face', rather than an asian face. And they would tell you that it's the students' choice whom many of them are from Asia (Taiwan, Japan, Korea, etc.). So I hate to say that his chances of teaching ESL is very slim or zero. But one way to start off is to volunteer his service in a community centre where he can gain local canadian experience which can help him seek future employment in this field. So be prepared to face the discrimination or prejudice in the beginning and with self-preservance, he may come out alright with a school which is more open-minded and give him a chance. G'luck!
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It depends on which part of China u are studying in.The rural parts?Or what?It's good if you could get your own local food there.It's not that good if they only have China food.it depends whether u suit the weather there or not.And it depends if you will get irritated by the lecturer's slang and by their biasness.But,it's good if you are out of your own country and looking at the world outside.I'm currently studying overseas as well..And i don't like this place at all..But my friends here make me want to stay.It all depends on yourself.
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Yes. Ask the Chinese Governement/ Chinese.\nThere are related issues.\n\nthen you will know why.
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Heres a school that offers a teaching licensure for teaching chinese. They also have a masters program in Multilingual education. Course work for the licensure can be applied to the Masters program. Good luck!\n\nhttp://gse.gmu.edu/programs/descriptions/foreignlang.htm
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it's nice to see business opportunity around yahoo answers, however there is big issue of political restriction on raw materials in both countries, and you do need strong business partner in China. I am just wondering if you have even heard any similar cases successed? It might bring you some ideas.
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You can get your foot in the door with some English teaching companies.  Nova, for instance, has a publishing branch that I'm interested in.  So I'm leaving for Japan in August to teach conversational English, and have it in the back of my head to keep an eye out for opportunities with their publishing company.\n\nI think your best bet would be to go over and teach English just to get set up and get your foot in the door, then begin to network, jobhunt, and outshine the other "tourist" English teachers.
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I'm an ESL teacher in China.  I find that the students like to talk about you.  They like to know about your "home town", your likes and dislikes,  and about your family.  I have a large immediate family, and that always amazes them.  \n\nTalk to the children about their favorite season and why.  What activities they enjoy in that particular season.  You could also talk about why people immigrate.  I have recieved many great responses to this topic.\n\nGood Luck in Korea!
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Try to find out\nby sending a mail\nto my  friend from china\nmaybe he can halp you:\nbirongli2003@yahoo.com
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Trust me, it is. China is growing and mandarin can get you through with many people. I've studied Mandarin before, but then again, I am Chinese and speak Cantonese, so it would be so much easier for me to get the hold of the langauge, anyway, we were forced to learn it at school.
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Very excited. Can't wait for 10 years. You can see it moving closer now. Big country, lots of field and places are not explored, low cost of labour and trainable, high inteligence, sharp intuition. Chinese are meant for business and politics.
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Check out the internet.  Lots of jobs to be had on Dave's ESL Cafe.  I'm teaching in Korea right now and recommend it.  The pay is a little better than in China and I think we get more holidays here too.
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yes,i am a chinese people!really!\ngo to :www.betterchinese.com\nand it will teach you chinese!\ngood luck
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a LOT of opportunities!\nespecially with this company below.\npeople in China are so much more open-minded!\n\nbefore heading there, get involved in a successful organisation (preferably a public corporation) that itself is involved in the 3 Power Trends driving the world right now:\n- the Internet\n- products used by the "Baby Boomer" population\n- & true GLOBAL Distribution!!\n\nhttp://www.teaminmotion.net/guest.html\n(install Flash player beforehand)\n\ncheck it out and email me (click Nick on left)\n\nyour time spent on it, may set you up for a long time to come.\n\ni'm the only one in SG involved at the moment...& legally.\njoin in Early for endless possibilities.\n(in fact, many countries/states are virgin markets!)\n\nonly once in every 10-20 years does one chance upon a company going into momentum phase of this magnitude!\n...like buying into Microsoft stock before Windows was invented!
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I think going to Beida is a good idea, it has a large foreign student population there (40% Koreans, 60% other). \n\nThere are also many other universities in Beijing worth taking a look at:\n\nTsinghua University (清华大学) http://www.tsinghua.edu.cn \nPeople's University of China (中国人民大学)http://www.ruc.edu.cn/ \nBeijing Normal University (北京师范大学)http://www.bnu.edu.cn/ \nChina Media University (中国传媒大学)http://www.cuc.edu.cn/ \nUniversity of International Business and Economics (对外经济贸易大学)http://www.uibe.edu.cn/ \nBeijing Language and Culture University（北京语言文化大学)http://www.blcu.edu.cn/yzf.asp \nFrontiers School (private school, cheaper than studying Chinese at any of the above, nice staff) http://frontiers.com.cn/ \n\nThe people there should be pretty keen to learn English, so it is easy to find friends to teach and learn putonghua from them. \n\nCost of living there is relatively lower than most other countries. Have fun there!
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accountants are still in demand. One of the few professions that have not been farmed out to China or India yet. Engineering is also an option.