In the social language and business training fields, most schools are privately owned.
In economically developed provinces, there are private universities, international schools, primary schools, and kindergartens established with the funding of large real estate businessman.
Now, more and more schools engage foreign teachers. There is great demand for native English (or another language) speakers
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Employer Type |
Age of Students |
Position Profile |
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3-5 |
Simple words, phrases and mursery rhymes |
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6-12 |
Basic oral English |
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12-15 |
Basic oral English |
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15-18 |
Spoken language, listening, reading, and in someschools biology, western geography, western history and information technology. |
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above 18 |
spoken language, listening, reading, writing, western literature and specialized courses for majors. |
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Various ages |
Spoken language, listening, reading, writing, commercial English etc.. |
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Editor, translation or training lecturer etc. |
You will need a foreign Expert's or a Foreign teachers certificate work in
Schools usually employ foreign teachers with the approval of the government foreign expert department(or the office of foreign affairs).
Employer should handle foreign expert certificates, foreign teacher certificates, and temporary residence or temporary residence permits.
Some employers, especially private training schools, classify foreign teacher as "labor", to the procurement of working papers and residence permits.
To work legally, you need to get a work visa (z-via).
Before entering
However, some foreigner choose to arrive with a tourist visa and then apply for a work visa. Confirm with your employer that the school meets specifications for engaging foreigners. The best way to do this is to get in touch with their current and/or former teachers.
