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Downsides To Teaching University English In China
While I generally recommend teaching English in China to other foreigners—keep in mind there are some big drawbacks that one should consider before singing a contract. Local Environment Read the full post -
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An American Entrepreneur In China; An Interview with JLmade Cofounder, Jacob Yount
Jacob Yount, along with his wife and business partner, Leeds, are the founders of JLmade, a Suzhou-based company that helps manufacture promotional items for major Western brands. China’s economic prowess has largely stemmed from being the manufacturing center of the ...
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Teaching In China: How Much Money Will You Make?
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Finding a Job in China: Foreign Job Fair Not the Best Choice
Every year in China, there is the “sole job fair for foreigners,” authorized by China’s department of foreign affairs. There are three, one in Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangzhou, all held in 5 star hotels. I was interested in finding business-related ...
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Downsides To Teaching University English In China
While I generally recommend teaching English in China to other foreigners—keep in mind there are some big drawbacks that one should consider before singing a contract.
Local Environment
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An American Entrepreneur In China; An Interview with JLmade Cofounder, Jacob Yount
Jacob Yount, along with his wife and business partner, Leeds, are the founders of JLmade, a Suzhou-based company that helps manufacture promotional items for major Western brands. China’s economic prowess has largely stemmed from being the manufacturing center of the world, and JLmade has helped bridge the gap between Chinese factories and Western companies. While I am vacationing State-side, and Jacob is busy at work in his Suzhou office, we had a video conference about his experience in China, his life as an entrepreneur, and his plans for the future.

Jacob and his wife Leeds, founders of JLmade.
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Teaching In China: How Much Money Will You Make?
So if you are thinking about, or are coming to teach in China, you are probably curious as to how much money you will make.
The compensation for teaching in China can be divided into three parts: basic monthly salary, housing, and airfare reimbursement.
Finding a Job in China: Foreign Job Fair Not the Best Choice

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Every year in China, there is the “sole job fair for foreigners,” authorized by China’s department of foreign affairs. There are three, one in Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangzhou, all held in 5 star hotels. I was interested in finding business-related work so I was hoping the job fair would have opportunities in this realm. And I was really hoping to see at least a couple of international companies there. Unfortunately the fair was filled with English teaching opportunities, and a few ‘out in left field’ technical positions.






