Teach English In China

teach english in china, teaching english in china, english teaching jobs in china, teach english in china summer, gap year travel, gap year in china, gap year for grown ups, mature gap year programme, paid gap year, teach english abroad Fancy an exciting, challenging, salaried year abroad? Want to experience the culture and customs of China first-hand?

Run in conjunction with the China Education Association for International Exchange (CEAIE), Teach English in China is an international work-travel programme with a difference. No extra training is required, all we ask is that you are a graduate, a native English speaker and complete our language training programme. If you are not a native English speaker but speak English fluently you may also be eligible. English language learning has been given more emphasis in this fast changing country; be part of this important change.

Whether you're a new or recent graduate unsure of where to go next, in a career rut, looking for a fresh challenge, or retired and looking for your next adventure, TEIC could be the exciting opportunity you've been waiting for, especially if you learn Mandarin in China and thereby enhance your employment prospects.

TEIC are recruiting new teachers for this year now. We place most teachers in August and also in February. If you want to be considered, please send your application to us as soon as possible. We look forward to welcoming you to TEIC.

“TEIC has been one of the most challenging but at the same time most fulfilling things I have ever done. My advice to anyone considering it would be to come and experience it for themselves; they will not regret it.” Kiran Gopal

“I decided fairly late in my university life (around March of my third year) to sign up to TEIC, and I must say, any fears I had about travelling to China, working here and the culture were allayed by informal chatting with Phil, who has been here and done it.” Callum Price - Read more on Callum's Blog

“This particular part of the world sees very little of anyone other than Chinese and those Chinese have no aversion to staring. Our conspicuousness was exacerbated when I had to carry around the mop I had just purchased! The Chinese I had learnt wasn’t nearly enough to deal with our situation.” - Read more on Chris' Blog

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