Thinking about moving to China and work as an English teacher, but uncertain where to begin? Or, already here, but having difficulties dealing with your daily life? Then this podcast is for you. It hopes to give you a current, comprehensive and objective view of the English-teaching environment in China. It also provides you with some practical pointers on how to better manage your job and life in... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | BusinessCareers |
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Thinking about relocating to China and work as an English teacher? Already there, but are meeting some difficulties in your job or life as an expat? Having trouble managing your students or the materials? Being the very first podcast on this topic, I... more
Part II of my interview with an HR and education expert from Singapore - Mr. Lawrence Tan on issues about and his advice on various aspects and steps of the job application process. To connect with Lawrence, you can search for Lawrence Tan @ SkillsFu... more
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The podcast’s topics and details are very informative for people like me who don’t have any ideas about how living and working in China is like. Great listens.
Apple Podcasts | #238 | Mexico/Business/Careers |
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