Hello, I currently work in Thailand as an English teacher an...

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Created by raphael c. 2 replies

Hello, I currently work in Thailand as an English teacher and have been doing so for the past year.
I am a natural teacher and specialize in primary and young adults.
I am under the impression China is now very strict on working visas.
Besides a brilliant C.V, I don´t have a degree (I used one in Thailand and don´t wish to use one for a working visa :(or a teaching certificate.
I am an attractive male with excellent personal relation communication skills
What I do have are references. How do you think the government would view me in relation to getting a work permit?
and or would any school contract me to 1 year, on with a business visa only?
Can you give me your realistic thoughts and or possibilities and experiences please.

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Dr. Paul D.

Forget it.
If you wish to be a serious teacher and pursue a career, then get an education friend.
You won´t regret it.
Otherwise, you will have to be content with illegal work and low pay.
Good luck Mr Natural Teacher.

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Russell T.

Raphael, obtain a cheap online tefl certificate then register with a recruiting agency in China and you will gain legal employment. Use your experience in Thailand (in your resume) and build upon it. Make sure you complete your contract and get a letter of recommendation. Each year will improve your chances of geting a better job. Everybody must start somewhere.

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