Teaching Chinese Adults English

What's more thrilling and inspiring than teaching Chinese folks English is knowing that your abilities and expertise are making a difference in their lives. You get to assist folks in gaining the self-assurance they need to perform in English in circumstances where they could otherwise lack it.

Students learn how to communicate effectively in English via the teaching of English as a Second Language (ESL).

Educating adults is a lot like teaching children and adolescents. You'll get specific instruction on how to reach out to adults, and you'll have pre-planned classes to fall back on. They're designed to benefit students of different ages and abilities, so you may take advantage of a plan that speaks directly to your requirements as an adult as well. A part of your duties may involve incorporating your own cultural and educational background into lesson plans, which you will learn more about in the sections after this one.

What is needed to educate adults in China to speak English?

A bachelor's degree or above is required for this position.

Certification in English as a Second Language (TESOL) or two years of teaching experience

Native speaker of the English language from the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Australia, or Ireland

The ability to connect with pupils and educate at a high level is a strong suit for someone with an outgoing, sociable nature.

From the age of 22 until the age of 50

Both teaching and living abroad should be motivating factors for the ideal individual.

China's standards for English teachers are explained.

Benefits and Payroll

From RMB 12,000 to RMB 24,000 per month. In addition to housing and travel allowances, visa assistance, and insurance, there are further incentives available. Because the cost of living in China is so cheap, expats may easily enjoy a high standard of living.

Adult Education Methods

While teaching English to adults in China is significantly different from teaching children and teenagers, it is equally crucial to have the right methods and resources on hand to ensure that everyone engaged has a positive experience.

Focus on real-life circumstances: Adults in your courses may wish to learn more about particular real-world situations like getting a cup of coffee or purchasing an airplane ticket. If you want to provide your students the abilities they'll need in the real world, you should concentrate your lectures on such scenarios.

Adult students are attending your sessions because they want to improve their English skills. Try to communicate on the students' level instead than concentrating on English that is unique to lesson plans. Depending on the specifics of their demands, you may have to tailor your ideas to meet their requirements. Working with grownups allows you to take advantage of this.

Add some variety: Using a variety of mediums will help you bridge the communication gap with your students. A multi-media strategy may also assist you ensure that the lesson you're delivering is clear and forceful in a manner that doesn't always rely on words.