I'd say for training centers, it's heavily dependent on one's negotiation and the way different companies work. For example at a lot of First Leaps now, they no longer have mandatory office hours, you do your prep at home or you can go to the office if you feel like it, only have to show up 30 minutes before your class, so for Wednesdays to Fridays you only need to be there at 16:30 earliest and only stick around on weekends when you have classes.
Hi thank you for the video, very informative. I'd like to know if Non-natives English speakers can teach in China and if the conditions and packages for contracts are same, thanks
Hi thank you for watching , yes non native speakers can also teach English in China and I think it depends on your experience and negotiation 😊 I hope the answer is helpful
Actually, not really. ;) You need a passport from an English-speaking country to get a legal work permit, but as I remember, there are also other jobs where you can teach other languages. Mostly at the UNI level and they might not pay as well.
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I'd say for training centers, it's heavily dependent on one's negotiation and the way different companies work. For example at a lot of First Leaps now, they no longer have mandatory office hours, you do your prep at home or you can go to the office if you feel like it, only have to show up 30 minutes before your class, so for Wednesdays to Fridays you only need to be there at 16:30 earliest and only stick around on weekends when you have classes.
Wow a lot has changed 😁 office hours really used to annoy me I must be honest tjeses😂🤣
You always on point 🔥✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿🇿🇦
Thank you 😊🫂❤️
Love how you always deliver 😘😘
Thank you so much 😊❤️🤗
You delivered chile 🔥💕🤞🏾
Thank you so much 😊🙏🏾😊
At my TC we work from 3pm to 8.30pm...at my previous TC it was from 4pm to 8.30pm...I wish TCs weren't changing...I love having free mornings haha
Your TC was dope😂🤣 so that means you didn’t have office hours right?
yeah that's right...
Wow very educative 🔥🔥💯💯
Thank you 😊❤️
Shengelenz🥰
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Very informative 👏👌
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Simz called me here 🥳💃💃
Welcome 😊❤️❤️🤗
Great video it’s informative
Thank you so much for watching 😊❤️🫂
Hi thank you for the video, very informative. I'd like to know if Non-natives English speakers can teach in China and if the conditions and packages for contracts are same, thanks
Hi thank you for watching , yes non native speakers can also teach English in China and I think it depends on your experience and negotiation 😊 I hope the answer is helpful
Actually, not really. ;) You need a passport from an English-speaking country to get a legal work permit, but as I remember, there are also other jobs where you can teach other languages. Mostly at the UNI level and they might not pay as well.
Lol…I am just laughing…your reactions though 😂😂😂
😂🤣😂 thank you for watching 😊❤️☺️
Thought training centers had been closed for ESL since the new Chinese Education reforms. What's the new update please?
Some are still operating because they adjusted to the new regulations but I will update you with more info if I hear something
Simz shouted 😂😂😂😂
Thank you for staying ❤️🤗
Helly
I really wanna know is it a must to first work at a Training Cetre ?
No not at all you can work anywhere you want❤️
you cook? seriously babe you cool， huh?
You look delicious 😋😍
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