Ask Jean about China is a weekly feature on TeachAbroadChina.com. We welcome any questions related to living and working in China. Feel free to submit your questions by clicking here. We look forward to hearing from you.
Dear Jean,
I am planning on coming to China in September to teach English in Shanghai. I have a [...]
Posts Tagged ‘working in china’
What is Internet Access Like in China?
Posted by Robert Vance on July 29th, 2008
Is It Safe to Eat Street Food in China?
Posted by Jean Chesterton on July 22nd, 2008
Ask Jean about China is a weekly feature on TeachAbroadChina.com. We welcome any questions related to living and working in China. Feel free to submit your questions by clicking here. We look forward to hearing from you.
Dear TeachAbroadChina.com
My Chinese colleagues colleagues in the English department will often invite me to eat with them after [...]
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Tags: China, chinese colleagues, chopsticks, esl teacher, food poisoning, foreigners, rmb, street food, working in china 
2 Comments »Earning Your TESOL in China While You Teach English
Posted by Jean Chesterton on July 14th, 2008
Ask Jean about China is a NEW weekly feature on TeachAbroadChina.com. We welcome any questions related to living and working in China. Feel free to submit your questions by clicking here. We look forward to hearing from you.
Dear TeachAbroadChina.com
Have you heard of Will-Excel Tesol,Will Excel Global inc.,and the California Sunshine International language center? They [...]
Keeping Track of your ESL Hours in China
Posted by Robert Vance on June 30th, 2008
As an ESL teacher in China, I have always been fortunate enough to have worked for schools that have not deliberately attempted to cheat me. However, mistakes have been made by these schools in payroll and the ‘burden of proof’ was always placed upon my shoulders. Fortunately, I had been advised before I came to China [...]
