| Teaching overview in China: |
Bachelors degree is a minimum. Youmust have a Z visa to teach in China (see below for requirements).
Contracts are generally 1 year and there is no tax. Generally, schools will work out the red tape in obtaining the proper permits.
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Cost of Living Index:
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Inexpensive place to live outside big cities. In some areas, you can expect to save a small amount. Depending on if you are on a contract, it does offer the ability to put a little away. More than anything, teaching in China is a chance to experience something completely different. |
| Teaching Salary Range:
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Wages are best in the big cities such as Beijing, Guangzhou, and Shanghai. In the larger cites, expect between 4,000RMB-9,000RMB. In the countryside, 4,000RMB-6,000RMB is the norm. In many cases teachers receive free airfare, a local salary, and various other benefits such as free Chinese lessons, bonuses, etc. |
Advantages:
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China truly has something for almost everyone. If you desire a bustling city, Shanghai is a great start. Plenty of other cities for just about every taste. |
Step 1:
You can visit a Chinese embassy and get a Z-class application form and medical check form.
Step 2:
Go to a government-approved hospital to get a medical checkup. This involves an x-ray and blood work. Have the doctor fill in the Chinese medical check form, sign and stamp it.
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Fax or mail these forms directly to the school. With these documents, a school can obtain a letter of invitation. This procedure usually takes 7-10 days.
Step 4:
After receiving the letter of invitation take it and the Z-class application forms to the Chinese embassy. They will give you a Z-class ENTRY visa.
For further information you can visit
Chinese Embassy - http://www.china-embassy.org/eng/hzqz/zgqz/t84245.htm
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