It’s an overcast but humid day in Beijing for James McConnell as he walks to work, grabbing his breakfast from a street cart on the way to his news outlet’s office in the Central Business District.

There was once a time in China where expats were bound to using simple blackboards and flashcards to teach their students the ins and outs of the English language.

You know the feeling. Dreading every minute of your commute into the office. Counting down the minutes until Friday at 6 pm. Wondering just how you got to this place--and whether you'll be stuck like this forever.

In this article, we’ll go through everything a professional from the USA, travelling alone, will need to do to acquire the materials for a visa application.

Let’s go over a few of the reasons why universities are an excellent choice when exploring job options in China.

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To TEFL or not to TEFL? Agency or Apply Directly? Go Public or Go Private? Big City or Small City?

In this article, I want to share some insights to help you navigate your first year of teaching abroad. Teaching is a complicated craft and there is much to learn, but let’s start with these four obstacles Chinese learners of English will face.