If you’re headed to China to teach, the visa process can feel a bit daunting. No to worry though, we’ve created this guide to help walk you through the work visa process, as well as to help you figure out which other visas your family members will need if you’re bringing them along.
As of the end of 2019, 157 out of 195 countries in the world offer IB programs within some of their schools. There are approximately 5,175 different schools worldwide that offer IB programs. Luckily for educators looking to go teach IB abroad, this number presents tons of opportunities in virtually any country.
A wonderful thing about teaching in China is that there are so many different types of schools that you’re bound to find one that’s perfect for you! Depending on your experience and how quickly you’d like to move abroad, you can apply for teaching positions any time of the year. So if you haven’t started your teach abroad journey yet, you can probably start sooner than you initially thought.
