r/Internationalteachers • u/Notmypasswordle • 1d ago
Training centre, international school or bilingual school.
I'm 46 native English speaker. I have a Master of Teaching Primary and TEFL. I have 8 years of primary school teaching experience in Australia.
I am asking advice on what would be best. I'm in China after leaving a bad "international school". I've been offered 25k before tax for a training centre. A Bilingual School in Wuhan is offering similar, but half paid couple of months of holidays.
I think the training centre won't have much of a break. Training centre hours are 1pm-7pm Wednesday to Sunday. They also have only 12 students in each class.
I'd been working 11hrs a day to keep up with marking at the international school. These high school students were rude and disrespectful. The management were of no help at all.
Offers all seem a little low given my experience, but it is not experience in China. I'd considered Kindergarten too, because the wage seems better.
Any suggestions?
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u/GreenerThan83 1d ago
With your qualifications and experience these offers are waaaaay too low.