Teach in Nanjing

Education and cultural preservation have always been given a high priority in Nanjing, the provincial capital of Jiangsu Province, which dates back to the city's earliest recorded history. Despite the fact that it cannot compete with Beijing in terms of size, this attractive city is seeing a rapid increase in the number of people moving there from other nations to make it their home.

Listed below are some quick facts about Nanjing:

Population: 8.5 million (2019)

Language: Mandarin & Nanjing dialect

The key centres of railroad traffic in North China, East China, and Central China can all be connected via Nanjing, which is a major reason why Nanjing is such an important city in China. Because of this, it is a very important place in terms of public transit. There is one international airport, four main railway stations, two tram lines, ten subway lines (with prices ranging from two to fifteen RMB), buses (with fees ranging from one to two RMB), and taxis (with costs starting at eleven RMB and 2.4 RMB/Km).

The environment is characterized by a humid climate with four distinct seasons and an abundant quantity of rainfall due to its location in the north subtropical zone. There is a significant difference in temperature between winter and summer, which contributes to the much shorter length of spring and autumn when compared to the amount of time that winter and summer take up.

The average salary is 8119 RMB each calendar month (2019)

In Regards to the Teaching of the English Language in Nanjing (in General) Prerequisites:

A Bachelor Degree (or above)

Education Credentials, Including TESOL and TEFL for Teaching Professionals (preferred)

Acquired knowledge via didactic settings (preferred)

The instructors come from all over the world, including the United States of America, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Ireland, and New Zealand (preferred)

A thorough examination of one's own history.

Benefits:

The monthly remuneration is somewhere in the region of 10,000 to 18,000 RMB.

Help in Obtaining Working Visas (Z-VISA)

In the form of adjustments and concessions (given or allowed),

Opportunities for promotion within a company or organization

Flight reimbursement

Living in Nanjing

The Yuejiang Tower, The Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, Gaochun Ancient Street, and the Confucius Temple-Qinhuai River Scenic Area are all well-known tourist destinations in this city (including the Confucius Temple, The Nanjing Circumvallation, Zhonghua Gate, Jiangnan Gongyuan, Zhantuan, and Dabaoen Temple). Additionally, the bridge that spans the Yangtze River in

Food: contains foods such as salted duck, eight specialists of Qinhuai, fried stinky tofu, duck blood vermicelli soup, and a variety of tofu dishes. The cuisine of Jiangsu.

If you want to get away from the fast-paced lifestyle of the city and give your worn-out body and mind a rest from the stress of everyday life, you can consider coming to teach in Nanjing and enjoying a calmer way of life there. You will understand that life is full of unexpected twists and turns all over the place after sipping the fragrant tea, going to check out the gorgeous Presidential Palace, and traveling to the old Confucian Temple after class.