Teach in China Internship

So i-to-i have asked me to give you all a run-down on my top 5 reasons to love China. Well, that’s a tall order but I think I’m up to the challenge. And a challenge it is.  First of all, where to start? You see the thing about China is you either love it or hate it. There is no in-between, and I don’t know of many people who have hated it here.  So if...

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Scorpions…starfish…seahorse…just a few of the many snacks our interns are currently nibbling on as they kick start their time in China. (They are optional- we promise!) Take a spot of Karaoke, some dancing -throw in some great food, a whole range of people, a Chinese calligraphy lesson  and you’ve got yourself a red hot orientation! Whether you missed the boat, plan to go on the August internship or are simply a little curious about this...

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Hey guys please i need information on how to take part on this china teaching internship project,or any information on job placement.

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As China continues to modernize and develop, becoming more and more like the Western world, its people still continue to hold onto some of their cultural quirks that have always been, and hopefully will always be, theirs. As James and I have been exploring this city, we've picked up on a few unique things that occur here that just wouldn't at home, little things which make this such a new and wonderful experience! Walking their...

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Celebration For 10 days a year, Chinese people close up their shops, decorate their city and celebrate their New Year! This year James and I were lucky enough to witness this fascinating and colourful event. After two days of whirlwind city tours from Ami, we were left to our own devices for 10 days to explore the city of Nanjing. First thing we did was buy a map of the city, then bought 2 used...

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Nearly all of us do our research before embarking on our travels. We spend time pouring over guide books and websites, carefully planning excursions to the must see sights and events, making sure we drink in every last drop of culture.Sometimes however it just so happens that that some of the most memorable occurrences happen when you least expect. Taking public transport, having a stroll or simply sat outside an eatery minding your own business....

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Hey people!I'm going to China sometime this spring (i have not decided when or where exactly) to look for work, and seeing as I'm a little new to the world of teaching I would love to have some company. So is anyone gonna be there around that time? And if so, where will you be?? Any replies would be much appreciated!Take care 

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Uh-oh, it’s time to face the boss with that dreaded letter of notice…no one likes doing that. Even if you are tempted to throw the letter down on their desk and strut out of there singing Aretha Franklin songs, we’d advise that you don’t…for the following reasons:•    There’s still that matter of getting a reference, and although it is against corporate policy to give you a bad reference, it’s not worth leaving on a bad...

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Chinese New Year on January 23rd sparks the year of the dragon! Can’t make it over to China just yet? Do not fear! Sit back, relax and let your birth year guide you…. Whether you’re a dependable, ambitious ox, a sociable, open minded dog or maybe even an honest, hard working pig. Use the zodiac signs and channel your birth year traits into TEFL - who knows, it may even inspire you to go to...

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Hi everyone!!! So am I the only one freakng out about this? Dont get me wrong im looking forward to it but its also getting a bit scary, i dont speak much Chinese, so thats making me nervous. Is taht just me?

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