Do you dream of teaching English in China? Well you have found the right page.
Most teachers arrive on a three-month tourist visa and then apply for a one-year work visa once they’ve found work. However, by leaving the country you can renew your tourist visa, and there doesn’t seem to be much red tape regarding working as a tourist. Some positions offer a generous end-of-year bonus in line with government regulations. Many jobs offer two-year contracts, offering a great opportunity to those who want to really get stuck into a foreign culture and brush up on their Spanish. Few positions offer accommodation – including voluntary positions – so be prepared to find your own apartment on arrival and do some research, although many schools can offer assistance with this. Some jobs list their salary in US $ while others list in local BOB.
If you’re working freelance, advertise your English lessons in the El Diario newspaper.
At Fox Language Academy you can volunteer teaching English to children and adults. There’s no charge to take part, and you can stay for days or months while learning Spanish with the academy. IE requires candidates with at least A-level education and a TEFL certificate, but having a degree is preferred, as is experience in teaching. Inexperienced teachers will benefit from in-house training (of 5-20 hours). Contracts of 6 to 12-months, 30 teaching hours per week plus 10 hours of prep. Part-time contracts available. 3,000 BOB per month for full-time positions, 35 BOB per hour for hourly contracts. Homestay accommodation provided while you look for an apartment. Language Connection hires native speakers with a CELTA or equivalent, no experience necessary. 2-year contracts, 24 teaching hours a week. $10 per hour, around $1,000 per month, plus end-of-year bonus. Another perk – the school has a swimming pool .