Ending Bonus is paid through direct deposit.

Despite China’s economic development and modernisation over the last couple of decades, China is still considered a developing country where the resources and the cost of labor are cheap. Average earnings in China are low compared to Western salaries; therefore the cost of living is low. You will easily be able to save during your engagement in…

Yes! Your Chinese co teacher will assist you with setting up a bank account when you arrive.

Credit cards are accepted in major cities, but might not always work in remote areas. Once you know your school, you should check with your bank directly

You should first contact your school coordinator for assistance in case of emergency. This will be the person who will be able to assist you the fastest. You should also contact  China staff in Beijing. There is a 24 hour emergency phone line for this purpose.

China is a very safe country. However, just like in any country, you should exercise some caution: be aware of your surrounds, keep an eye on your belongings, don’t walk alone late at night, etc.

Through the program, you will be provided with basic medical and accident insurance. If you still need more , we suggest you purchase your own additional cover .

China is divided in to Northern part and Southern part by the Yangtze River. The weather is warmer South of Yangtze River, and cooler North of Yangtze. In Northern China, there are four distinct seasons; in the South, it is green and wet all year round.

Yes! The China Team will assist you with getting a new cell phone or a new SIM card for your existing phone. A typical expat spends about 100 RMB (~$14 USD) on their cell phone service per month. We recommend using Skype or a similar service for international phone calls home.

Yes, free internet is available at your host school and in your apartment.