Aug 4, 2016 · Hi guys! I have got a job in Chengdu with a company for 5000, and they give support for accommodation and help. Is it a fair deal? What do you think? Am from the Middle East by the way!

Preferred: Foreign Student I’ll pay: 1, Hourly wage, it depends on the outcome of our discussions; 2, If you don’t speak Chinese, I can be your teacher for it; 3, I can deliver you the culture of China & Chengdu;

Feb 22, 2013 · This will be a difficult business to get started but if you have some foreign friends (native English speakers) who trust you already, that’s a start. The tough part will be convincing English teachers to work with you when you probably won’t be able to offer a very competitive wage or job security that the bigger schools can offer.

Jul 4, 2013 · 1.Must be a native speaker with high English proficiency. Your work will include words used in tests like the GRE, so if you have an average-sized vocabulary, it will be difficult for you to earn a good wage. (For example, you should have the equivalent of a verbal SAT score higher than 600). 2.Bachelor’s degree mandatory, master’s or graduate degrees preferred …

Thus first five days are already covered (possibly can even get the wage for those days he has already covered). For further queries, contact directly to my mate [email protected] (Michael).

Jul 18, 2015 · Let me chime in as an ABC in Chengdu. I did not come to Chengdu specifically looking for teaching jobs, but I began teaching TOEFL prep and an intro to American culture class (of my own design) at a university. I was making the standard foreigner wage at the time.

Aug 23, 2011 · U.S. V.P. Joe Biden was in Chengdu and gave a speech at Sichuan University. Was it all political bluster, or is there any meat behind the politician's words?

Jul 11, 2015 · I was just trying to explain that modern technology has run its course and can’t really provide anything meaningful anymore. Some people enthusiastically welcome chip implants in their brain. Some don’t. ESP and the collective conscious are things that may or may not exist, but I believe they are far preferable to any implant or cell phone. The human mind is far more …

Oct 17, 2011 · Maybe I’m a cheap bastard, but i always prefer countries (like my home country) where tipping is not expected; just makes it more comfortable…. (and we give a fair wage to waitresses etc…)