TEFL Salaries In China

100/hour: Jiangsu Nanjing (2011)

Pay (in RMB)
	100
Is that wage monthly, hourly, weekly, or annual?
	hourly
Full time or part time?
	Part-time
Describe the PT work
	small group lessons
Hours taught per week:
	2
Vacation time (excluding Chinese holidays)
	N/A
Where do you work?
	Jiangsu
What city?
	Nanjing
When was this?
	2011
What level are your students?
	Kindergarten
About your employer
Is your employer a government school or a private company?
	Private school
What perks did this employer offer?
	None
About You
Teaching experience
	Short experience teaching in China
Qualifications
	MA in another field
Is English your first language?
	Yes
How did you find out about this site?
	HelloNanjing

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125 RMB/hour: Jiangsu Nanjing, 2010

Pay (in RMB)
	125
Is that wage monthly, hourly, weekly, or annual?
	hourly
Full time or part time?
	Part-time
Describe the PT work
	small group lessons
Hours taught per week:
	6
Vacation time (excluding Chinese holidays)
	—
Where do you work?
	Jiangsu
What city?
	Nanjing
When was this?
	2010
What level are your students?
	Adults – intermediate and advanced level
About your employer
Is your employer a government school or a private company?
	Private school
What perks did this employer offer?
	None
About You
Teaching experience
	3 years in China, some experience in the US
Qualifications
	BA/BS (Undergraduate degree) PhD or EdD
Is English your first language?
	Yes

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150 RMB/hour: Jiangsu Nanjing, 2010

Pay (in RMB)
	150
Is that wage monthly, hourly, weekly, or annual?
	hourly
Full time or part time?
	Part-time
Describe the PT work
	small group lessons
Hours taught per week:
	10
Vacation time (excluding Chinese holidays)
	20-25 days
Where do you work?
	Jiangsu
What city?
	Nanjing
When was this?
	2010
What level are your students?
	Kindergarten through grade 4
About your employer
Is your employer a government school or a private company?
	Private school
What perks did this employer offer?
	Visa Airfare
Airfare
	4000 RMB after 6 months, 8000 RMB after 12 months
About You
Teaching experience
	3 years in China, some experience in the US
Qualifications
	BA/BS (Undergraduate degree)
Is English your first language?
	Yes

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Bank rates in China make CDs an attractive investment.

If you’ve got some money sitting in the bank that you won’t need in the next 3 to 36 months, you might consider buying a CD or depositing in a fixed-rate account. A three year CD is currently paying 5%, while shorter-term investments are all paying above 3%. Today ICBC was offering a 3 month CD at 3.1% interest.

In comparison to what US and European banks are paying, this seems too good to pass up.

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13,000/month: Beijing, 2010

Pay (in RMB)
	13000
Is that wage monthly, hourly, weekly, or annual?
	monthly
Full time or part time?
	Full-time
Hours taught per week:
	30
Vacation time (excluding Chinese holidays)
	0
Where do you work?
	Beijing
What city?
	Beijing
When was this?
	2010
What level are your students?
	18+
About your employer
Is your employer a government school or a private company?
	Private school
What perks did this employer offer?
	None
Housing
	No housing provided
About You
Teaching experience
	5
Qualifications
	BA/BS (Undergraduate degree) MA in another field
Is English your first language?
	Yes

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