Learn about what living and teaching in China entails. This category contains articles describing what you may encounter.
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General Living in China Costs, Fees & Money Communication Application Process & Eligibility Eating and Food Culture Teaching Visas & Passports Safety & Health Traveling Within China Preparations & Packing Salary Airfare & Getting to China Religion Housing More … More…
Each semester, China Horizons offers an optional tour that participants can take part in before heading off to their respective schools. The training and orientation usually takes place at the end of this tour. These are popular destinations that we … More…
Each semester, China Horizons offers an optional tour that participants can take part in before heading off to their respective schools. The training and orientation usually takes place at the end of this tour. These are popular destinations that we … More…
Need to add a little fuel to that China fire? Watch a few of our past teachers’ videos highlighting their China adventure! See the experience come to life in 5-10 short minutes.
Below is a list of materials we recommend teachers obtain before leaving for China. The first listed, “Encountering The Chinese,” is an excellent resource for one’s preparation for living in the Chinese culture. The others are great for one’s travels … More…
It can be daunting to plan and prepare for 1-2 semesters in China. Here are our suggestions, and places to start. Pack light! Teachers always regret packing too much. Visit the airline website for specific baggage allowances for your flight. … More…
China Horizons does not take any stance for receiving vaccinations before departure to China. Every participant needs to make his/her own decision about receiving vaccinations. No vaccination is required for entry into China. The US Center for Disease Control has … More…
China Horizons supports the Chinese government’s policy of not allowing the active or passive proselyting of any religion in China. This is strictly enforced. Any religious materials brought to China should be for personal study only. The government does allow … More…
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