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Why you should NOT teach ENGLISH in China (2022)

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Having subtitles on this in Chinese is the dumbest thing ever
Comment from : @Wowel2988

Don't chinese kids get holiday breaks from school?
Comment from : @dank1267

I've done so many training centers It was alright for me There was one guy I remember at one of my schools who was a really good teacher, as well as a "yes man" to the core They had him coming in an hour and a half early every day and constantly talking to the parents Anyways, I'll bet you get a lot of play from Chinese girls just from your eyes alone
Comment from : @CodyWright-pq3eq

pfff what kind of 'teacher' is that who can't explain his own language's grammar Saying 'we just say like that' is NOT OK, such fake 'teachers' shouldn't be hired in the first place
Comment from : @goodwin224

Youtuber The Jesstination said she taught in China for 5 years at 30000rmb a month and saved no money cause the schools are SCAMMY or ISSUES on their teachers/employees
Comment from : @alonshalit5778

Nice video and the points you made validate the wisdom you gained from your lengthy experience in China
Comment from : @robertochina343

This was helpful - my daughter is in her final year of school and she has been talking about this Thank you
Comment from : @imdee9024

I teach English in North Korea at a private school for teenagers The private school is very ellite and is for the children of high ranking government officials I did that for about 1year before I was chosen to be the private English teacher for The Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un at their private residence and live at the home for the school year For last 2 years and I am treated like family
Comment from : @MrFortuitous

You can teach English, save money, learn the language, open up your own company in China …that looks good on a CV
Comment from : @zensultCHINA

I disagree with him on one part You don't need to learn Chinese brChinese people aren't dumb brThe majority of young people in the big cities there can speak English And in the long run, there's no point putting so much effort into something which will give such little return
Comment from : @nmn3457

I’ve taught in China for 3 years and it’s been the best experience of my life I’ve worked at great schools which always helps 👍
Comment from : @DLL1211

I worked 7 days per week, 20K RMB from a training centre evenings and weekends 23K RMB from a kindergarten weekdays daytime There is money to be made if you grind and live like a local No waimai and western imports
Comment from : @Rdburnzy

I liked it a lot:)
Comment from : @teachercaroline273

How did you switch careers in China?
Comment from : @Sunshine-pv5zv

The new rules are called 'Ease the Burden' It is a 'below the line' support for families to have more than one child
Comment from : @robharris5467

Hey man, thanks for the honest video, nice to get some insight and variables to consider before going
Comment from : @DiLiNiTi

Don't some people do 15hrs a week in a university and teach private students on the side?
Comment from : @thegeniusofthecrowd354

Yes, the ESL teacher industry is a fading industry hiring "glorified clowns" - your own words :) Ordinary Chinese are indeed fascinated by English so the demand may still be there The authorities should be more vigilant in this respect I just wish a new generation of foreigners would teach calculus or do some kind of hi-tech work with skills and expertise that match or even surpass the locals The new arrivals are still mostly the riff-raff from English-speaking countries, people who aren't anybody back on their home soil The sobering reality is they don't add value to the Chinese economy teaching uninterested kids apples and bananas or (when they finally quit that) doing their own social media like Youtube videos
Comment from : @unsulliedthe832

What do they think about White people? Is there any discrimination or racism towards us? Or totally the opposite?
Comment from : @hulaguhanozturk430

Is it ok to earn 20rmb? I was offered a job there and I have a husband and son, I need some help to get oriented if it is a good choice
Comment from : @DianaSoleil123

Been teaching in China roughly 4 years, first two years did training center work, first year salary was 13K rmb, 2nd year a new training center I was making 20k, the past two years I have been teaching in a primary school salary is 22k, work load is quite light, 15 classes a week
Comment from : @isaiahmcclure8894

I don't think you can trust any training center to be a good place to work in 2022
Comment from : @chiptankgirl

So what do you do for work in 2022, since you no longer teach?
Comment from : @lastreligiondfw

4000 yuan a month? you were sold as white slave, that’s restraurant waiter salary thanks for being honest about the figures👍
Comment from : @KGBot

The Chinese subtitles - they are bad They constantly switch between 你 and 您 (the casual and respectful forms of 'you'), split sentences at incorrect places, translate filler words such as 'like' literally to mean 'enjoy', turn 'make a pay check' into 'give out pay checks', Presumably this video is for non-Chinese people - why are there Chinese subtitles in the first place? And if it was necessary to put them in, shouldn't more effort have been put into making sure they actually make sense?
Comment from : @shuyuanliu9797

It’s not about come or not it’s about China won’t let anyone come to China now It’s easier to go to the moon and back to Earth than coming to China And I have been in China since 2011 Work for an International school it’s good but China isn’t the same as before
Comment from : @clarkodel8305

So US$1600 a month will be enough to live a good lifestyle in Shenzhen? That sounds pretty affordable for a tier 1 city
Comment from : @nuvamusic

I have no problem with people teaching Mandarin in my home country the USA
Comment from : @williamedwardhackman4695

You didn't say anything about universities (Famously the worst paying, because they're a govt run facility)
Comment from : @IanHollis

How many people are still moving to China without degrees but have a TEFL finding jobs? I would love to move to China but fear the risks of not having mybrType Z visa Can you shine any light as to the odds of this happening?
Comment from : @Scarrrz

I've always wanted to yeach English in China while travel/experience the culture at the same time This video is very helpful for me :>>>
Comment from : @xiyi4764

Being able to speak a language does not mean one can be a decent teacher Learn some real skills instead
Comment from : @yiquny

Do they still have training centres for English? I thought they shut those down?
Comment from : @palmpalm5131

Great advice! Aaron
Comment from : @lucyfromSunnyHouse

Shenzhen is the most open mind city in China，enjoy it😁Public school is the better choice，trainning center is very struggle and in hard mode because of the file from the gov
Comment from : @cowfly8662

Excellent video, would be interesting to see the differences and similarities between the British and Chinese systems Like work load, pay etc
Comment from : @harrisonpothecary5594