Blog Tag - English Teaching
It’s that time of year… Contracts are ending and teachers are quietly – or not so quietly – looking around to see if the grass is greener on the...
So. You packed a bag, told your parents not to worry, and set off to teach in China with dreams of returning triumphantly clutching a passport full...
China recently announced that it will consider banning teachers from having relations with students, leading us to collectively wonder: How the hell...
Earlier this week rumors were swirling that all of the city's after-school training centers would be shutting down for an indeterminate amount of...
Up to now, foreigners have been exempt from China’s experimental social credit system, designed to keep citizens accountable for their actions....
When China banned foreigners from entering the country due to COVID-19 in March, many teachers and staff at international schools were amongst those...
A recent report in the Guardian newspaper, describing how experienced teachers are fleeing a “broken education system” in England to find a better...
The Beijing Government will introduce a pilot scheme this month eliminating the need for 10,000 foreign-nationality English teachers to secure work...
You couldn't tell by hanging out at Cafe de la Poste, but China is now facing an English teacher shortage.
With at least 4,000 native-speaking...
The battle over English: It's long been happening in France and more recently, there has been anti-English language remarks by an Indian leader....
"Hyeometer" stumped 11-year-old Katharine Wang when she was asked to provide its spelling during the 86th Scripps National Spelling Bee in...
Beijing's diversity and Internet anonymity make for strange bedfellows. Nowhere is this more true than in our website's Classified Ads section....