I Wish I Knew This Before Moving To China

Yoh 😹😹 how did you make friends if they don't greet 😭

Missed you by the way❤

Lucky you
Are you teaching IEB?
This would mean you are teaching at an expensive well resourced private school.
Being a teacher abroad, you have to expect the unexpected and figure things out quickly on your own.
Been there, done that (just not IEB), some random American syllabus.
I suppose talking to other teachers helps and immersing oneself into the material and giving it your all, is always the best way to go about it.

Lmao exactly even going to another school nje in SA you’d just expect that you are orientated and taught the culture of the school. You’re so strong.

I relate to this. Your first school work culture was me when I taught at a private school. The ghetttooo😭😭😭

In South Africa your first day at school you are already friends with a few teachers. I appreciate community culture we have in South Africa.

Yes I can’t wait for that video. I genuinely think that you can save even more than 50% on your first month your pay check and still pay off some debts back home/ send money 😭 I look forward to that video lmao

Not being able to save for a year? Haibo Nomfundo 🤣😭

Hey Nomfundo. I saw something on Facebook, saying that now borders are opened in China for ESL teachers, is this info true or false?
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Hi can you please share your Skype code my sister I have some questions concerning my journey to China and I have all the required documents.

Hi Nomfundo. Thank you for your great videos. I am looking at teaching in China, but also in two minds about it. 😅 I have taught in South Korea and it was not the greatest experience (I think I was in an extremely isolated area)

It is the saving money topic for me! I feel like that needs a video in detail because that is what i am experiecning in Japan. I actually feel so sad about it because wow wtf is this and when do i get to save and invest. Not forgeting that the people who inspired me to move have been abroad for 7 years plus.

This sounds like Germany. You don't talk to someone and no one talks to you. It's a friendly "Hello" or where I live "Grüß Gott", but otherwise no real community. lol I'm scared about the water part because here water is the best-regulated food. You can drink it out of the tap, and you are fine.

One thing about me? I’m gonna watch all your videos ke sana 😅❤

Thanks for sharing your journey with the world, your videos helped me through some ruff times in life. Once again... Thanks

Hi Ss how did you apply eChina?

Simple, once you feel can't mix with China people just withdraw and depart from it... NO issues ...😤
Your experiences doesn't mean other people accept it.👎🏿

Lol😂 throw you in the classroom! Lol they think teaching is easy! Lol they disregard that you need to prepare and training is important everywhere

How can I find someone to scan my Wechat 😁

Your honesty is appreciated 💕

Thank you for sharing MaShandu

Hey! Thanks for this video ❤
I'll be joining you soon❤

Please do you have an instagram account? Would love to follow you there. Thank you

Do you use wechat

I just saw your latest video, you are 32 but look like you are 20

I move to china in May I’m moving to Shanghai I am 22 and African American. Do you have any advice ? How did you learn the language?

Expectations = Disappointments, I guess. We live, we learn. 🤷🏾‍♀😂

Thank you for watching. ♥♥♥