Ignite Recruitment, Sponsors of The Beijing Ducks Ignite Recruitment is proud to tell our community about our new sponsorship deal with Beijing Ducks – Visit The Beijing Duck Website Our Managing Director and the Ducks Ladies Captain had this to say about this very exciting development: Ignite are delighted to announce that they have secured
Teaching in China: Part One Teaching can sometimes get a bad press. In the UK, at least, there’s chronic shortages and high burnout from what can undoubtedly be a stressful job. Teachers from the UK often leave schools and colleges, thinking education may not be for them, until they teach overseas, a phenomenon that we
China’s culture stretches to the corners of the world through the overseas Chinese population and influence, but it can still seem a very different and mysterious culture. Here are 10 fascinating facts that will help you understand Chinese culture. 1. China is influenced deeply by Confucianism. Confucianism places a heavy emphasis on the importance of
6 Things to Know Before Becoming an ESL Teacher in China The eligibility requirements to become an ESL teacher in China are fairly accessible compared to other Asian countries, with university degrees and teaching experience not always needed. Combined with an extensive array of locations and schools, teaching jobs in China can be great options
Amenities: Concession stands are located inside the South and West Gates offer a standard selection of drinks, ice cream, and snacks. There are also smaller kiosks on the slopes of Jingshan. Restrooms are available near the East and West Gates. Known for: The view. It’s only 45.7 meters (150 feet) tall, but the artificial
Andrew Killeen | Dec 9, 2018 8:17 am | Credit – The Beijinger Here in Beijing we’re lucky enough to have some superb schools with extraordinary facilities, where our kids can learn almost anything, from languages to robotics to entrepreneurship. One thing though is not on the curriculum: how to be happy. Local dad and serial entrepreneur
Peter Mpusia | Dec 10, 2018 4:00 pm | Credit – The Beijinger In this Wudaokou Watch column, we’ll profile a different Beijing-based student from abroad each week to hear about their life in China’s capital. What is your name and where do you come from? My name is Zachary Omariba, a student at USTB doing my doctorate
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