Teaching Jobs in Guizhou, China

The first thing that comes to mind for most when they think of China is The Great Wall of China, but this remarkable testament to the country's ancient history is only one of myriad attractions. Beautiful places, such as The Forbidden City, and rich spiritual traditions also pull Westerners by the droves to the largest and most populated country in Asia. China is opening up to the world, and Western influences and the demand for English teachers are getting bigger by the day. Most placements come with excellent teaching packages, making the country one of the most popular destinations for TEFL Graduates. Various teaching positions are available in private language schools, public schools, and as private English tutors for both children and adults. We work with Asia’s most reputable employers offering lucrative salaries and numerous benefits, such as flight reimbursement, free accommodation, sponsored visa, year-end bonus, free Mandarin lessons, and health insurance, among other benefits. Contact our professional and friendly recruitment team to kickstart your TEFL journey! Inquire today!

Professors may select one to three courses based on their capacity. Each lesson is paid at 500 RMB, with potential total earnings ranging from 40,000 to 50,000 RMB, depending on the number of lessons taught. The teaching contract runs for 6–8 weeks, with flexible start dates between August and December 2025. Available courses include: • International Trade and Practice – 96 lessons (starting August) • Customer Relationship Management – 96 lessons (starting August) • Marketing Planning – 96 lessons (starting August) • Management Science – 48 lessons (starting August 2025) • Computer Science – 64 lessons (starting September 2025) • Software Engineering – 64 lessons (starting September 2025) • Software Project Management – 64 lessons (starting September 2025) • Microeconomics – 32 courses (starting November 11) Applicants must hold a PhD in a relevant subject and have teaching experience at the university or college level, specifically with second- or third-year students.