I just recently graduated with two bachelor degrees and I would love to teach English in China. I realize that prejudice is anywhere, but seeing as how I would have no family or friends and would be in a foreign country, I'm afraid the prejudice I might experience would be too much for me to handle emotionally. I'm from the South in America, and have had my fair share of racist experiences, but I was wondering what the atmosphere is like in China.
Has anyone who wasn't Caucasian taught English in China? How was the experience?
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I'm considering teaching English in China. From what I understand, the typical salary is far less than it is in South Korea. This is a big consideration for me, because I have substantial student loans to pay back.
But what is the average rate for teaching private lessons? Is it similar to South Korea?
And... is it legal to teach private lessons in China on a normal teacher's visa? (It isn't in Korea, but it's still extremely common.)
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