Location
  • China
Length
52+ weeks
Classroom Audience
Early Childhood Pre-School Elementary Middle School High School University Students Adults

Program Details

Qualifications
  • BA degree or above
  • Native English speaker
Classroom Audience
Early Childhood Pre-School Elementary Middle School High School University Students Adults
Age Min.
21
Age Max
58

Pricing

Salary / Benefits
CNY15,000 – 40,000 RMB/month ($2,000 - $5,500USD) + Potential expat packages including: airfare, housing, insurance, meals and more!
Price Details
Teaching Nomad services will always be free for teachers
Jul 07, 2023
May 13, 2022
96 travelers are looking at this program

About Program

Teaching Nomad is your connection to great teaching opportunities in China! TN is an American owned and operated company. With offices in Shanghai China, in Denver, CO and Austin, TX, and remote staff around the world, we have you covered!

Since 2011, we've been vetting schools in China and helping people like you secure great opportunities. We take a lot of pride in connecting dedicated teachers with great schools all over the country. Teaching Nomad has programs for teachers of all experience levels including professional educators, experienced ESL instructors, & beginner teachers. Our clients include international schools, language training schools, primary/middle/high schools, & kindergartens.

Our job board allows you to check out full school profiles, create job alerts, and the option to opt-into a teacher database where our partner schools are searching and reaching out to teachers with their openings!

Sign up for our job board today to begin your search!

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Program Highlights

  • Very competitive pay
  • Free housing or allowance
  • Benefits (health, flights, bonuses)
  • Ability to communicate with our Authentications team about documents/visa
  • Full school profiles, know the school before you apply!

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Program Reviews

4.92 Rating
based on 259 reviews
  • 5 rating 92.28%
  • 4 rating 7.34%
  • 3 rating 0%
  • 2 rating 0.39%
  • 1 rating 0%
  • Benefits 4.8
  • Support 4.95
  • Fun 4.8
  • Facilities 4.8
  • Safety 4.85
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Al
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Swift and efficient support!

I would be very happy to recommend this company, they came up as top 8 companies for teaching in China and it shows. They are incredibly helpful and always prompt in replying to emails. They found suitable positions that where very attractive, from the job opportunities for me that were a good match for my experience and qualifications. I was very grateful to Marissa for all her help and support; she made what can be a tricky process, easy and stress free. Also found Sean's help very useful when it came to choosing the appropriate TEFL course for what I aimed to do in China and potentially after.

47 people found this review helpful.
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Hasim
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Very supportive Consultant - Jayne Donabie

My experience with teachingnomad was fantastic. Jayne was my consultant/recruiter. She was quick to respond, polite, prompt, and very professional. I would recommend her to anyone who is looking to teach abroad as she is very supporting and responds quickly to any queries or messages you may have. Jayne guided me throughout the process of the online recruitment fair and has great energy and enthusiasm for her role. I felt that having a recruiter living in the country you are applying to very supportive.
Thank you Jayne for all of the support.

49 people found this review helpful.
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Desiree
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Great Company to Work With for Teaching Abroad

Teaching Nomad is a fantastic company. They are efficient and are very thorough when assisting you with securing a job position. Moira was my recruiter and she is amazing, she helped me with everything from making sure I had the right qualifications, to finding a great job for me. I was able to attend a virtual job fair with various schools in China, where I was able to set up an interview and get in contact with various schools. I was offered a position shortly after their virtual job fair. The process is simple when having guidance from your recruiter.

What is your advice to future travelers on this program?
If you're considering teaching abroad you should absolutely do it. Having a program like teaching Nomad is an excellent choice to place you and get you started on your journey.
53 people found this review helpful.
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Zadina
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Teaching Nomad made a great effort

Teaching Nomad made a great effort in order to help me find an opportunity in China! Although the Coronavirus outbreak has affected my ability to visit China at this time, I am thankful that I got to work with Sylvia Spanos. She was very helpful! I would not have it any other way. Perhaps after the pandemic, I will be able to reapply for opportunities in Asia but for now, I will sit tight in the USA. If you are serious about going to Asia, Teaching Nomad is the place to work with. They will help you with every aspect of the job application process.

48 people found this review helpful.
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Lucy
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

My Experience With Teaching Nomad.

I had been working in a university in China for nearly three years when I decided it was time for a change. With two education degrees, I was hoping to get a job in an international school. I reached out to Teaching Nomad after hearing great things about the company from my colleagues.

I had a very positive experience with Teaching Nomad, Tiffany Xiao was my agent and she was an absolute star! She helped me to find a number of suitable positions and she provided frequent contact throughout the process. She also helped me to get information regarding a teaching license, which I am excited to start in the upcoming months!

I really cannot recommend Teaching Nomad enough! Because of this company and my wonderful agent I have an amazing job in an international school in Beijing. I cannot wait to start my international school teaching career there!

What would you improve about this program?
There is nothing that really comes to mind right now.
50 people found this review helpful.
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Alden
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Getting Through the Application Process.

I'm not sure what value my review will serve as I did not complete the process because another opportunity manifested; however, if I persisted in my endeavor to teach abroad Teaching Nomad would have remained my program of choice for several and obvious reasons. For one: my placement consultant, Marissa, really guided me through this process and made it as seamless as possible. I was impressed by the amount of time she spent assisting me and finding jobs that she thought would be a good fit for me. She was also amazing with communication––always responding to my emails and answering literally any question I had. I should also add Teaching Nomad is so centralized that you could complete the process (with an exception of attaining your passport and background check) through them.

52 people found this review helpful.
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Lee
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Thanks for finding me my new role!

I have not started the role yet, so I cannot comment on the job itself in any way, however, I have had a positive experience with TN. Initially, I had interviewed with the CEO in Denver, and he seemed really down to Earth and decent. He seems like he would be a nice guy to work alongside. I was then passed to Marissa, another agent, and she was great too. The initial chat we had was clear and reasonable, and it did not seem as though she was a pushy recruiter, unlike many others I have dealt with. She seems keen on actually finding me a role that suited me, not just any role she wanted to 'get rid of' (I have had this SO much previously).

She stayed in touch throughout the process and made sure everything was running smoothly and wished me well at the end. I had found it hard to 'crack' into the international school market with a subject outside of English, but Marissa got me in the door! This could define the rest of my career!

The automated job matching was less on point, 'matching' job in my job alerts being located in completely different cities than I had asked for. This is more a system issue rather than an agent issue of course. I would ignore the job alerts and just go through the agent in future.

48 people found this review helpful.
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Trev
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Ollie at TeachingNomad

Ollie (Oliver Gorman) was an absolute star, total professional and a real gent from start to finish of the entire recruitment process. Our initial Skype covered every aspect possible, explaining the entire recruitment process as well as how best to go about all the necessary Notarizations, Legalizations, Authentications, of degrees, etc. for the first Z Visa.
Highly personable, does the job and follows it through, and with speed.
Very grateful to Ollie and all the guys at TeachingNomad.
Very best to you.
Trev

51 people found this review helpful.

Questions & Answers

At this time, many schools in China are hiring from overseas and feel confident they will be able to secure working visas for overseas hires. We would encourage you to begin getting your documents authenticated now so you are prepared for the visa application.

Hello Erik, most of the English teaching roles posted on our site require candidates from native English speaking countries. However we do have subject teacher positions for non-native speakers if they have experience teaching that subject. We also have TEFL course + job placement opportunities in many countries that don't require the candidates to be native speakers. You can learn more about...

Yes! A teaching degree is not required to teach abroad. In many cases experience and/or a TEFL certification is an adequate qualification. We place couples all the time!

In such a case we would recommend the individual to contact the authorities to report the assault. This would include local police as well as the consulate or Embassy of your country. Of course we would never work with a school or organization that allowed an assault to occur.