As the “teach ESL abroad” phenomenon continues, young people are flocking to foreign countries and trying out the teaching profession.

Startups, specializing in anything from manufacturing to educational technology, have been effectively creating jobs for foreign experts and domestic professionals alike.

It’s commonly assumed that one (if not the only) way to take your professional life to China is by accepting a teaching position. To challenge this common assumption, I reached out to a fitness professional by the name of Eris.

This brief article explains how to transfer money in a safe, reliable and independent manner.

How to read your work contract, pinpoint and clarify vague clauses, confirm with your new employer that everything is clearly understood by both parties before you begin working, and handle any “misinterpretations” of your contract that hopefully do not happen while you’re working.

How to get your documents in order and, hopefully, avoid any turbulence in your transition to China.

China is an unequivocal leader in the field of climate, leaving much of the developed world behind on its way to a greener future.

Most recent motion to expel unqualified teachers taken place in Guangdong