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Moving to China To-Do List
Moving to another country can be intimidating, so here is a to-do list for China to make your life easier while you prepare for your new adventure!

How I Got Started Teaching English Online
Learn what it’s like being an online ESL teacher, how to start teaching ESL online, and what the requirements are to do so.

Income Tax in China
Learn about calculating taxes in China, and budget for the future!

Perks of Teaching Online Before Teaching Abroad
Choosing to teach online prior to teaching abroad can give you some great transferable skills!

Coronavirus Statement
Read our statement about the Coronavirus and learn about teaching online if you’re waiting to travel to China.

Teaching International Baccalaureate (IB) Abroad
As of the end of 2019, 157 out of 195 countries in the world offer IB programs within some of their schools. There are approximately 5,175 different schools worldwide that offer IB programs. Luckily for educators looking to go teach IB abroad, this number presents tons of opportunities in virtually any country.

When to Apply for Schools in China
A wonderful thing about teaching in China is that there are so many different types of schools that you’re bound to find one that’s perfect for you!

Traveling Around China as a Foreigner
Planning to travel through or move to China? If you’re moving to China, it’s assumed that you’re also interested in exploring and traveling while you are living there.

Basic Food Terms and Phrases in Mandarin
Being able to recognize a few basic terms and phrases in Mandarin will help you out tremendously when you move to China.

Do I Need to Speak Mandarin to Teach English in China?
You do not need to speak Mandarin to teach in China, but it will definitely be helpful to put effort into learning at least the basics.

TEFL Teaching in Thailand
Thailand is full of amazing experiences just waiting to be discovered, making it an incredibly popular tourist and teaching destination.

Signing a Teach Abroad Contract: Things to Know
Signing an employment contract is a serious decision. Make sure you understand what it means and that you know exactly what you’re getting yourself into.