Blog Directory ID: 2020
Blog URL: http://www.teachabroadchina.com
Google Pagerank: 2
Blog Description: A comprehensive online guide for foreigners living and working in China
Blog Category: Travel Blogs
Blog Owner: Robert Vance
Blog Added: March 25, 2008 10:58:26 AM
Audience Rating: General Audience
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What if I Get in Trouble While I am in China?
Dear Jean,
Next week I am leaving for China. I signed a year contract back in July so I have had plenty of time to prepare for my big journey. I think that I have everything in order but there is something that has been nagging me lately. Maybe it’s because I saw the movie Babel [...] We Need an Update on the Chinese Visa Situation
We here at TeachAbroadChina.com are hearing that the Chinese government has begun to ease its restrictions on visas now that the Olympics and Paralympics are well behind us. While we have had a few foreigners verify this, we need to hear from more foreigners. Have you had any success recently obtaining a Chinese visa for [...] Visiting a Government Church in China
The Chinese church that I visited this morning stuck out like a sore thumb amidst a bustling marketplace. It was a large four-story building, almost completely pink in color, and the golden cross on top could be seen throughout the area. A woman who appeared to be in her mid-fifties greeted us (myself and some friends) and [...] National Day and Free Crabs Dominate the Weekly China Roundup
The Weekly China Roundup from TeachAbroadChina.com
National Day in China is not all about Chairman Mao and his comrades — This week, China celebrated its 59th birthday but for many in China, October 1st is just another day. I write about what National Day means to Chinese people in Sino News this week. Click here for [...] What People Are Really Celebrating on National Day in China
Today is National Day in China. On this day, 59 years ago, Mao Zedong and the Communist Party of China founded the People’s Republic of China with a ceremony at Tiananmen Square. For most Chinese people, however, this day is not about Chairman Mao nor is it about the triumph of the Communist Party. Today [...] We want to teach English in China | Where do we start?
Dear Jean,
My husband and I are mature-aged (58 and 60 this year), and both of us are thinking of going over to China next year. We would like to teach conversational English, after my husband finishes his
degree in Naturopathy and Complimentary Medicine.
I finished my degree a couple of years ago, in Mass Communication, majoring in [...]
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