Interview Tips – When applying for ESL jobs in ChinaToday, many, many foreigners are teaching ESL in China and it truly is
crucial to comprehend how Chinese schools conduct interviews because it is very different from the interview processes that
are carried out in most counties.
Apply to teach in China now at:
http://www.networkesl.com/english/register.html
Over 4000 ESL jobs available in China through Network ESL
http://www.networkesl.com/english/jobboard.php
After you have reviewed the details of a specific ESL teaching position – which will be provided by Network ESL in the form of
a detailed employment package OR your own online application – we will schedule a suitable time at which you can contact
the schools Foreign Director (FD) by Phone or via SKYPE.
With this in mind, the following are some useful ideas provided by Network ESL foreign Placement Managers, which may help
you to get fully ready for an ESL job interview in China:
1. You should be punctual, nothing can annoy a Chinese FD more than, when interviewees are late for the interview. If you are
late for an interview, it could indicate that you do not want to take the position seriously.
If you wish to reschedule the interview time, just contact us here at Network ESL at [email protected] – no problem!
2. When you attend an interview, you should look presentable, the dress code for ESL interviews in China is not as strict as it
is in many other countries, have a read of:
Network ESL – FAQ - http://www.networkesl.com/english/web/48_70_93.html
3. You should remember to bring all required paperwork like the resume, certificates, passport, sample lesson ideas, and other
paperwork which are needed by your interviewer.
4. During the interview, you should converse slower and use simplified English (without seeming to be condescending). In many
circumstances, Chinese interviewer may present relatively poor spoken /Oral English. So you should be sure to use easy
English to let them understand.
5. Make sure you can figure out about visa sponsorship, work hours, specific teaching duties, curriculum, bonuses, as well as
other related questions about the ESL job in china. Have a read of the Network ESL FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions, which
will provide you with nearly all the answers you may have:
Network ESL FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
http://www.networkesl.com/english/web/48_70.html
ESL in China is really fascinating - the above interview points are just some ideas which may help you make a good impression
during your interviews for an ESL job in China.