Applying for a teaching job in China can be an exciting and rewarding experience, but it can also be a little overwhelming, with these ten insider tips for Filipino teachers, you will have a clear picture of what to do when applying for a teaching job in China.

That’s why we, Filipino teachers who have already applied, want to share ten insider tips and advice to help you navigate the job application process.

  1. First things first, make sure you have all your documents ready. This includes your diploma, transcript of records, and a clean criminal record check.
  2. It’s also important to have your TEFL or TESOL certification. This shows that you’re qualified to teach English in China.
  3. When searching for job opportunities, make use of online platforms and recruitment agencies that specialize in teaching positions. They can help you find reputable schools and provide assistance throughout the application process.
Kindergarten students singing a Filipino song with their teacher
  1. Research the school thoroughly before applying. Look for reviews from current or previous teachers to get a better understanding of their work environment and the support they offer.
  2. During the interview, be prepared to showcase your teaching skills and experiences. Emphasize your ability to connect with students and create an engaging learning environment.
  3. It’s also important to ask questions during the interview to get a better sense of the school’s expectations and your potential role.
Teacher Sixto with his students in the Botanical garden
  1. When negotiating your contract, be aware of your salary, working hours, and any additional benefits, such as housing or flight allowances.
  2. Make sure to clarify your work schedule and any potential overtime hours. It’s important to have a clear understanding of your responsibilities.
  3. Once you’ve accepted a job offer, don’t forget to apply for your work visa. The school should guide you through the process, but it’s essential to have all the required documents ready.
  4. And finally, embrace cultural differences and be open to new experiences. China is a diverse and vibrant country, and teaching here can be an amazing and life-changing opportunity.

Hope these insider tips will help you navigate the job application process in China. If you found this article helpful, don’t forget to share it with others. Good luck on your teaching journey! You can read more tips from teachers on-site in this article.

We also have videos on our YouTube Channel about teaching in China that you might be interested in.

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