“I worry that I will not be able to find a good job after I graduate,” a student recently told me in class. This fear has been echoed by many of my students who are well aware of the impact that the global economic crisis has already had on China. They know about the factories in [...]
Posts Tagged ‘English in China’
Will There Be Jobs For Newly Graduated Students In China?
Posted by Robert Vance on November 21st, 2008
Posted in The Vance Report 
Tags: China, China Economy, chinese students, Economic Crisis, English in China, Financial Meltdown 
No Comments »Discovering the True Potential of Learning English in China
Posted by Robert Vance on March 28th, 2008
During the past few weeks, social unrest in Western China has erupted into a firestorm of protests and harsh government reaction. As is usual with these types of situations, the information that is available in China about these events is quite limited in scope and very different from Western sources. People who I speak with [...]
Posted in The Vance Report Tags: China Economy, English in China, government, teach English in China, wealth in China 3 Comments »
