Each year one of our long-term teachers posts a regular blog about their experience living and teaching in their city. Stay up to date with our bloggers here, or head over to the Teacher Interviews page to find out more about participants from our other programmes.
By Amy Penny, Teacher in Suzhou, 2019-Present My name is Amy and I will be moving to Suzhou, China to [...]
Homesickness. A definition does not quite do it justice. Grammatically speaking, the Oxford dictionary defines it as “experiencing a longing [...]
By Erin Nyland, teacher in Shanghai 2018-19 It’s been a busy but especially memorable lead up to 2018. It’s strange [...]
By Nicole Comer, Primary School TEFL Training teacher, Beijing 2018/19 My name is Nicole Comer, and I am a primary [...]
By Erin Nyland, Teacher in Shanghai 2018-19 I have been living in China for 3 months now, which means that [...]
Hello everyone! My name is Erin Nyland, I am a 2018 graduate, and I am going to be an English [...]
One of the things that scared me the most about moving to China was not travelling or teaching related at [...]
The best thing about working in a private school is undoubtedly the chance to get to know your students really [...]
By Sheree Hooker, private school teacher in Wuhan The branch of the organisation I worked for was one of the bigger [...]
Hello everyone, A couple of weeks ago I was asked to host the English festival for the Primary School. This [...]
By Sheree Hooker, private school teacher in Wuhan My flight into Wuhan landed in the early hours of the morning [...]
你们好! Life in China has been great so far, and fairly random at times. For example, I’ve enjoyed a lot [...]
