Teaching Abroad

When you’re first starting out in the teach abroad field, there can be a steep learning curve when it comes to the hiring process in China. In your home country, hiring has probably been a fairly straightforward process. You interview, get the job, and show up for your first day of work in your nicest outfit.

When teaching abroad, things can be quite different. There are a few key things to know about the legal aspects of the process to ensure that you don’t end up incurring extra fees for yourself or wind up in a tough bind.

If you’re living with a chronic or pre-existing medical condition, it’ll be very important for you to figure out how it’s going to affect your plans to teach abroad. You’ll need to find out which countries it’ll be possible to teach in, as well as which countries will be ideal for your specific situation.

For new and experienced teachers alike, the idea of talking to a camera alone in a room can be very uncomfortable. Learning some tips and tricks for recording and editing your video introduction will be essential before you start applying for schools!