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FAQ: FAQ

WHAT ARE THE WORKING CONDITIONS LIKE?

Here at CROW Recruitment, we work directly with one of the largest growing training centers in China, ABIE International. ABIE International has about 300 schools around China, meaning there is plenty of chance to get suited in an ideal location. We constantly send staff members into every school we work with in order to maintain the highest of standards our clients deserve.

IS IT POSSIBLE TO TRAVEL, WHILST WORKING?

Almost everyone has aspirations of traveling the world. Well, a job with us really makes this a reality. With a minimum of 22 days paid holidays and 2 static days of per week, allow the exploration to come out of you. Most of our clients visit different counties up to 4 times a year. With flights from China to other places in south east Asia being as low as £100 return flights, its very easy to see why .

CAN WE SAVE MONEY WHILE BEEN IN CHINA?

Always had that feeling no matter how much money you make you don't seem to save any of it? Well make this a thing of the past. Day to day living in China is notoriously cheap, with living costs been much cheaper then the UK. Its dependent on what you like to spend your money on of course. Nevertheless, most of our clients told us that they save between 60% - 80% of their salary per month.

IS IT EASY TO PICK UP THE CHINESE LANGUAGE?

Mandarin is the most commonly used language in China. It is definitely a language that will require much practice before you can start using it comfortably. However, the Chinese people understand this and are very patient with foreigners often trying to speak English to you to make you feel more comfortable. We suggest to learn basic phrases before you arrive, as the locals will really appreciate the effort, even if its a simple hello (ni hao) or thank you (xie xie).

HOW ARE FOREIGNERS REGARDED?

In major cities such as Beijing and Shanghai seeing a foreign face isn't anything new. However, in less populated parts of the country seeing a foreigner is a whole new experience. Parents will often ask if its OK for a picture with their child and you will get many people trying to speak to you. It's a warming feeling especially when you see people smiling and looking so interested by simply having you around.

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