When you're living or traveling abroad, mishaps can occur and your passport may be lost or stolen. To help prepare yourself in case this happens, here is what you need to know if you lose your passport while living in China.

These are generic guidelines - companies may have their own requirements for CVs (such as email with no attachment, etc) so it is important to always pay attention to company requests.

When it comes to workplace etiquette, you might find that a number of things aren’t written in ink. Sure, your employee handbook covers the formalities (from calling sick handing notice) – but what about guidelines everyone knows, no one really talks about? There're 10 tips for you. ...

Even when you have gone on more interviews than can count, job interviewing never seems to get any easier. With each interview, are meeting new people, selling yourself and your skills, often getting the third degree about what know or don't know. This passage will give some tips find a easier! ...

It’s the day after your holiday break. You’ve had a few days off (maybe more if you’re really lucky) and work feels like a foreign land.

Are ESL Resumes for Teaching English in China the Same as Back Home?

I lived a year in China, as student and as an English teacher. I remember a lot of things from my stay in China, but I’ve listed out the 5 things that struck me the most.