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China’s Crackdown On Private Tutoring – How Will This Affect The TEFL Industry?
With the private tutoring industry booming in China, the government is proposing trial restrictions on when and how these companies can operate. With the TEFL sector making up a large part of the tutoring market, could this have huge implications?
Leaving a TEFL Job in China – Complete Guide on Doing it Right
Whether you've decided you're leaving a TEFL job in China and returning home, or simply transferring to a different school, you'll need to make sure your paperwork is in order. By skipping any part of the process, you could get into problems later down the line which may cause major delays to your plans, or even worse! When you're overseas, the last thing you need is to be stuck in limbo. Check out our helpful guide on what to do when you're ready to leave your position.
Getting A TEFL Job In China – 10 Ways To Spot Scams And Stay Safe
If you're planning on teaching English in China, it can be difficult to know where to start. The recruitment process when you're dealing with a company overseas can be difficult in itself, but with such huge differences in processes and requirements, it can feel like a minefield.
Legalising a TEFL, TESOL or CELTA certificate – What’s the difference?
If you've just completed a course in teaching ESL, or you're thinking about moving into the field, one of the biggest questions on your mind might be - what is the difference between TEFL, TESOL and CELTA? Is one more "valid" than the other, and will they all be accepted for teaching positions overseas?
Going to work in China – The latest on the situation
Although life in China is returning to something close to normal, the government continues to keep a close eye on who's allowed to come into the country. And while most schools are allowing children back into classrooms, there is a major shortage in teaching staff because of continuing travel restrictions across the globe. We look at the situation as it currently stands, from inside and outside China.