For International Teachers

Teaching in China starts with clearer facts.

Prepare your profile, assess roles and check offers before you commit.

Profile-led conversations Written facts matter No outcome guarantees

Start With Your Situation

Choose the situation closest to yours.

Start with the facts that affect your next decision.

01

You are outside China

Clarify your degree, teaching background, target age group, likely start date and document readiness before you plan a move.

02

You are already in China

Check your current work-authorisation status, employer relationship, documents and local process before assuming a transfer can move quickly.

03

You have an offer

Compare the actual role, timetable, package, housing and work path. A headline salary does not explain the whole move.

Before A School Asks

Prepare these before a school asks.

  • An up-to-date English CV with dates, age groups and teaching responsibilities.
  • Your highest degree, teaching certificates and a clear note of anything still being prepared.
  • Your current location, work-authorisation or residence situation and earliest realistic start date.
  • A short teaching example, video or reference context where appropriate and safe to share.
Keep Personal Records Safe

Do not send passport scans or sensitive identity records through a general web form.

Start with a concise profile. Only share sensitive documents when there is a legitimate, specific reason and you understand who needs them.

Read the privacy summary

Common Questions

Questions teachers ask most often.

Can I change employers while I am already in China?

It may be possible, but the current permit, residence status, employer relationship, release or cancellation documents and local process should be checked first.

What should I ask before accepting an interview?

Ask what age group or subject you would teach, where the campus is, the timetable, the salary basis, housing position, expected start date and how the school handles work authorisation.

Will a teaching certificate alone guarantee that I can work in China?

No. Eligibility and formal approval depend on the employer, your documents, the role, local requirements and the competent authorities.

Your Next Step

Ready to discuss a role?

Send your core profile details first.

Submit your profile