I applied at the end of June for an Assistant Professor position through the Xuemin Institute program associated with Fudan University.

I have not received any acknowledgement or confirmation that my application was received. I also sent a follow-up email but have still received no response.

For those familiar with academic recruitment in China or Fudan University:

- Is it normal not to receive any acknowledgement after submitting an application?

- How long does the recruitment process for Assistant Professor positions usually take?

- Does anyone know the appropriate HR/recruitment contact for the Xuemin Institute program, either an email address, phone number, or WeChat contact?

Any insight from people familiar with Fudan or academic recruitment in China would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

🍇 Kindergarten Teacher – Shanghai, Pudong. Not far from Lujiazui.

This is an ASAP position, so please somebody in China already, or with documents all ready to go.

We’re looking for an experienced Kindergarten Teacher to join our team.

Please, if you are not experienced, don't message.

💰 Salary: 25,000–35,000 RMB before tax

📚 Curriculum: EYFS

🌴 Holidays: 2 weeks summer + 1 week winter holiday

We’re looking for someone who is experienced, reliable, enthusiastic, and genuinely enjoys working with young children.

If you’re interested, please send me a message with your CV and a brief introduction.

Sorry in advance if I don't reply to everyone's messages.. Got extremely overwhelmed last time.

I am a foreign tennis court in China, I have been here for almost 1 year and I have faced a lot of scams from tennis clubs such as not getting salary for 1 month for no reason at all without explanation. Getting fired for being from a certain country. Getting low balled during salary negotiation. Tennis club doing illegal activities such has keeping a part of my salary so If I leave they can keep my salary as a punishment. Got called for an interview, everything went well then got ghosted. Tennis club owners lying about fixed salary then finding out from my friends (greatful for them) that club owner is notorious for scamming foreign coaches.

I don't know if it's a businessman thing everywhere in the world or it's a China BUSINESSMEN special deal for foreign tennis coaches but I am honestly sick of that, I am sick of getting take an advantage of. I want a community where us foregin tennis coaches in Shanghai can connect with each other and help each other if we are in a bad situation and avoid getting scammed because it's happening sooooo much lately.

23 years old and already passed HSK 4 with good score. Currently considering learning SQL and all other necessary skills to make a shift to HEALTHCARE DATA ANALYST but I'm not sure about job market in china for foreigners. Any advice would be appreciated as in what skills can I learn to land a job? Are chances of finding a job as a foreigner in china really that scarce? Any ideas about where foreigners can find a demand which locals are not fulfiling? I really want to stay in china after graduation and I'm not afraid of working hard just want to be in the right direction. THANK YOU!!!!

a student from ranked university with several internships in big internet companies tried her best to find a job, while the emergence of AI almost knocked her.

why it so hard

why

my sister who graduated a decade ago got a well-paid job

my brother who graduated several years ago also got a well-paid job

I have better qualifications and much more experiences but now I am trapped

I cannot help myself to cry.

https://cn.indeed.com/job/oem-business-operations-executive-chinese-passenger-vehicles-848f919e43dc10c4

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Al Hamad Automobiles is expanding its passenger vehicle business and is looking for a Chinese automotive professional to join our growing team and support the development of a new Chinese passenger vehicle brand in the GCC.

This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious automotive professional looking to build their career in OEM relations, business operations, sales analysis, product development, and commercial strategy, with the potential to progress into a future management position.

Location: Qatar

Market: GCC

Industry: Automotive – Passenger Vehicles

Nationality: Chinese National preferred/required

Key Responsibilities

OEM Relationship & Coordination

- Maintain day-to-day communication with the Chinese automotive OEM.

- Follow up on vehicle orders, availability, pricing, specifications, and delivery schedules.

- Coordinate OEM requests, action points, product updates, and campaigns.

- Support OEM meetings and business reviews.

- Escalate key issues to management.

Business & Market Analysis

- Monitor sales, inventory, pricing, and overall business performance.

- Prepare regular management reports and dashboards.

- Monitor competitors, market trends, and new vehicle launches.

- Support sales forecasts, business plans, and targets.

- Provide management with relevant analysis and recommendations.

Product & Business Development

- Support the evaluation of new models and product opportunities.

- Provide market feedback and competitor benchmarking.

- Identify potential business opportunities and strategic partnerships.

- Support new model launches and commercial initiatives.

Aftersales & Operational Support

- Coordinate OEM-related warranty, technical, and spare-parts matters.

- Follow up on product and customer-related issues with the OEM.

- Support inventory and vehicle pipeline monitoring.

- Coordinate with internal departments to ensure timely resolution of operational issues.

Qualifications & Experience

- Bachelor’s degree in Business, Automotive, Engineering, Supply Chain, or a related field.

- 3–7 years of experience, preferably within a Chinese automotive OEM, distributor, or passenger vehicle business.

- Direct experience dealing with a Chinese automotive manufacturer is highly preferred.

- Professional/native-level Mandarin Chinese required.

- Excellent English communication skills.

- Strong analytical, communication, and presentation skills.

- Good knowledge of Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint.

- Strong commercial mindset with an interest in developing into a management role.

- Willingness to travel to China for business purposes when required.

What We Offer

- Competitive salary package

- Performance-based incentives

- Relocation support and relocation expenses covered

- Opportunity to work directly with a leading Chinese automotive OEM.

- Exposure to the GCC passenger vehicle market.

- Opportunity to develop into a future OEM & Business Operations Manager.

- Career growth within a rapidly expanding automotive business.

Join Al Hamad Automobiles and help build the future of Chinese passenger vehicles in the GCC.

I’m a British YouTuber visiting Shenzhen in the next couple of weeks and I’m looking for a local resident (native or expat) to join me for an afternoon.

The idea is simple: I want to experience Shenzhen’s futuristic technology and everyday life through the eyes of a local.

Things like:
• Robotaxis / driverless cars
• Drone deliveries
• Chinese apps and services
• Local food
• Smart-city technology
• Anything else you think a foreigner absolutely has to experience in Shenzhen

You’d actually be part of the video (if you're up for it), so I’m looking for someone friendly, curious and comfortable chatting on camera.

It's a vlog so nothing scripted, and completely natural as a hangout.

You need to:
• Live in Shenzhen
• Have a Chinese mobile number
• Be available for one afternoon next week
• Speak conversational English
• Be comfortable appearing on YouTube
• Ideally be young / tech-savvy / curious about your city

I’m basically looking for someone who can show me the Shenzhen that a tourist normally can't experience.

I'll gladly compensate you for your time.

If interested, DM me :-)

Thank you

James

Hey everyone!

I'm a fashion entrepreneur based in Delhi, India and I'm looking to connect with Chinese people who are currently in India — whether you're living here, working, studying, or just visiting as a tourist.

I'm working on something related to women's apparel -more into luxury products, and I'd really like to speak with someone who has a good understanding of Chinese women's fashion — things like what styles they like, how they dress, what they look for when buying clothes, etc and more importantly is fluent in Chinese language and also good at understanding the language.

Ideally, I'd love to connect with someone who has a background in women's fashion, apparel sales, retail, merchandising, sourcing, or anything similar.

There may also be a business opportunity involved for the right person, so if this sounds interesting and you're in India, feel free to DM me. Happy to explain what I'm working on and have a chat.

Not looking for anything complicated — just hoping to meet the right person who understands the Chinese market/fashion culture and see if there's something we can build together.

⚡ Urgent Recruitment for Sourcing Engineer! Client Background: A new energy vehicle company backed by international capital, Pre-IPO B round. Position: Senior Sourcing Engineer (HV & Mechanical) Reporting directly to the overseas COO. Requirements: 7+ years of sourcing experience in the EV/automotive industry, knowledge of high-voltage systems and mechanical chassis, fluent English, and willingness to travel frequently. 📍 Shenzhen/Nanjing preferred | Annual salary 18-24W, with half-yearly performance bonuses. 🌟 Remote work, flexible hours, social insurances plus housing fund, no age limit 🚫.

Guangzhou

Child: 16 months old

We are looking for a native English-speaking teacher with early-years / preschool experience to provide 1-on-1, play-based English interaction with our toddler at home.

This is not a nanny or housekeeping position. The main focus is natural English exposure through play and interaction.

Activities may include reading picture books, music and songs, sensory play, outdoor play, simple games, and everyday conversation.

Schedule: 2 hours per session, 3–5 sessions per week.
Prefer candidates who are already based in Guangzhou and have valid legal work status in China.
Early Childhood Education, preschool teaching, toddler experience, TESOL/TEFL, or similar qualifications are preferred.
Compensation is negotiable depending on experience and qualifications.

Please DM me with a short introduction, nationality, current location in Guangzhou, relevant experience, availability, and expected hourly rate.

Hi,

This is Shiva from India. We have a shipping company in India, and we are looking to set up a warehouse operation in Guangzhou, China.

We are looking for a reliable Chinese person who can help us establish and manage the warehouse. The person should be able to handle our shipments, coordinate with suppliers, manage warehouse operations, and follow instructions from our India office staff.

Ideally, we are looking for someone who can work with us long-term and help us build and manage the warehouse operation in Guangzhou.

Please let me know if you know someone suitable or can recommend anyone.

Email: [Shiva.mydesign@gmail.com](mailto:Shiva.mydesign@gmail.com)

hello , how do i know if jobs are suited for foreiners or not ? i dont have any work visa or stuff related ... ? i saw someintresting jobs related to my filed (math/ai). but not sure if its suited for me because they dont say anything about english level or mandarin level

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Hi everyone. I’m Kenyan and currently looking for a job or work opportunity with a Chinese company or Chinese-speaking community.

I’m good with technology, computers, phones, online platforms, and learning new systems quickly. I’m reliable, hardworking, and willing to learn whatever is required.

I’m open to different kinds of legitimate work, including online work, assistant roles, customer support, tech-related tasks, sales, or general work.

If you know of any opportunities available for someone in Kenya, please feel free to comment or DM me. I’d really appreciate any leads. 🙏🇰🇪

Hi everyone,

I’m currently working in Italy as a senior consultant for a large multinational company. However, I’ve been wanting to move back to China for quite some time now.

I graduated in International Relations from Shanghai University in 2022. Before that, I completed a BA in Chinese Language at Beijing Foreign Studies University (Beiwai). Due to the pandemic, I eventually had to return to Italy and finish my studies remotely.
After graduating, I also spent a few months working for a Chinese food brand, partly because I wanted to maintain a connection with China, before eventually taking a different career path.

Still, after investing so much time in learning the language and the culture, I genuinely miss China and would really like to find a way to return, this time for the longer term.

I’m open to exploring different industries and types of opportunities. Can speak fluently Italian and English. In honesty, I used to be a HSK 5, but I haven't been able to practice Chinese at all after graduation, therefore I don't want to blatantly lie and tell that it's "professional level".

If anyone has any suggestions, contacts, or knows of companies that might be looking for someone with my background and experience, I’d be very grateful for any advice.

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone! 👋
I’m an experienced online English teacher with a TEFL certificate and a strong background in teaching young learners and teens. I’m currently looking to expand my schedule and would love some recommendations for Chinese online schools or platforms that:
Operate during **morning slots (CET)**, which lines up with **15:00 to 18:00 Beijing time** (peak hours for after-school tutoring in China).
Offer competitive hourly rates around **$3.50 to $4.00+ per class**.
Use interactive platforms like **ClassIn** (I am very familiar and comfortable using it).
Provide stable scheduling and consistent lesson materials.
If you know any agencies, platforms, or direct-hire schools currently hiring teachers for these specific afternoon/evening slots in China, please drop a comment or DM me. Any leads, recommendations, or QR codes would be hugely appreciated!
Thanks in advance! 😊

Hi everyone! 👋
I’m an experienced online English teacher with a TEFL certificate and a strong background in teaching young learners and teens. I’m currently looking to expand my schedule and would love some recommendations for Chinese online schools or platforms that:
Operate during **morning slots (CET)**, which lines up with **15:00 to 18:00 Beijing time** (peak hours for after-school tutoring in China).
Offer competitive hourly rates around **$3.50 to $4.00+ per class**.
Use interactive platforms like **ClassIn** (I am very familiar and comfortable using it).
Provide stable scheduling and consistent lesson materials.
If you know any agencies, platforms, or direct-hire schools currently hiring teachers for these specific afternoon/evening slots in China, please drop a comment or DM me. Any leads, recommendations, or QR codes would be hugely appreciated!
Thanks in advance! 😊

Hi guys,

We are looking for a linguist to translate game texts from English to Portuguese (Brazil).

This project requires the linguist to work on-site in Beijing, China. Although the pool of potential candidates is limited, I thought it was worth giving it a try here.

Service scope: 70% LQA testing and 30% proofreading and localization.

If you are interested in the role and are able to work on-site in Beijing, China, please share your experience in the comments or via direct message. I will then contact you.

我所在的是江西的一个小县城，年龄大于55碎的劳动者日薪大约80元，譬如扫地，弄下卫生。 大街上的环卫工人工资也是2000多一个月。年轻人约3000多一个月。大街上关闭的店铺很多，作为一个再本地生活20多念的我是第一次见到这么凄凉的场景，当下估计只有体制内的照样吃香喝辣，普通老百姓挺难的。 他们大部分的劳作只是为了维持生活。

Hi everyone,

I'm an embedded firmware engineer with 4 years of experience in STM32, FreeRTOS, IoT, networking, and embedded security. I'm interested in finding engineering opportunities in China and would also like to learn more about the K visa.

My questions:

• What are the best platforms to find embedded/firmware engineering jobs in China?
• Do Chinese companies hire foreign embedded engineers?
• Does anyone have experience with or information about the K visa?
• Are there any companies, recruiters, or communities you recommend?
• Is Reddit a good place to find such opportunities?

Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!

Hello everybody,

A little bit about me: I'm a 27 yearold living in Western Europe. A while ago, I spent two months in China (visited a lot of places, like Sichuan, Hangzou, Beijing,...) with my Chinese girlfriend, and I absolutely loved it. Since then, I've started learning Mandarin and diving deeper and deeper into Chinese culture.

Lately, I've been feeling like my life back home has become quite repetitive and boring. The fact that my relationships at work (a work where I feel like I'm wasting my time and potential) have been deteriorating hasn't exactly helped either.

I've always had this dream of moving to a distant foreign country, not just for a few months of travelling, but actually trying to build a life there and experiencing what it's like to live somewhere completely different. But at the same time, I know that visiting a country and actually living there are two very different things. That's why I'm curious to hear from people who have actually experienced it.

So my question is: what is "real" life in China like?

I'm aware that a lot of the content we see online, especially from influencers, can exaggerate things or showcase very unusual success stories. I'm much more interested in what everyday life looks like for the average person, who doesn't have a million subscribers and is just trying to have a normal life. (I have already asked this question to my girlfriend to see what she thinks, and she is quite negative about the average life in China, and explains that is the main reason she came to my homecountry. I'm curious about what other people would say about that topic)

And if there are any expats living (or who have lived) in China who would be willing to share their experience : what their life is like, what thye like/dislike, what surprised them, and whether they would do it again... I'm especially interested if some people have managed to make a living out of a teaching english job, as it is my main solution in becoming an expat in China.

谢谢

I am Chinese lived in Shanghai over 10 years, I can provide consultant help and assist for foreigners who are not familiar with Chinese life

Hunting for curious, ambitious people who want to go beyond surface-level China market awareness — co-research trends, build startups, work with talents long-term.

Most overseas discussions about China is about mainstream tourism, culture, food, nature scenery or looking for agent or supplier like that, while few dive into the **real frontier opportunities** hidden in China’s fast-evolving market.

Is there anyone in the community genuinely interested in deep commercial exploration in China?  This is a long-term poster, not just a one-off subject.

**Anyone interested in the following aspects in China then we can work togther**:

* Startup or branch incubation & establishment: 
* In-depth or quantitive market research on domestic industries;
* Top commercial consultation program;
* Build a ad-hoc talent team for single project.

If someone is tired of superficial industry talks and wants to **actually take action, explore real business value, and build practical ventures in China**, drop a comment or send me a DM. Tell me briefly about your thoughts, and what you hope to gain from them. If that is feasible, then we can build something solid and forward-looking together.

I just graduated from a Global Higher Education master's in Spain and am looking to break in to the higher education field (no previous work experience at a university). I was thinking of applying to China, since I haven't been finding any job leads in Spain or Taiwan.

Does anyone have experience with university English? For reference, I have teaching experience in the US, Spain, and Taiwan. I just interviewed with Elevate for a Chongqing university position, but they were directing me toward their training centers because of the need to converse with management and staff. I also know VERY little Chinese.

I would rather teach biology or a science, but that's not where the demand is from what I've seen online. I would also work in recruiting and student services/study abroad but haven't had luck with those job applications yet.

Reposting from "ChinaLife community" to this group because it seems more relevant.

Hello ChinaJobs!

I'm considering a senior technical role with Great Wall Motor (GWM) in Baoding and would appreciate advice from expats, especially people who have worked for Chinese companies or automotive OEMs.

My situation:

• Currently working in South Korea in powertrain/emissions engineering, with ~20 years of experience.
• Considering relocating with my wife and three children (14, 11 and 5).
• GWM has not given me a specific salary figure. The recruiter asked for my expected package but I have no reference case.
• GWM's proposed structure is 70% monthly salary + 30% performance/attendance-related bonus.
• Company-provided accommodation in Baoding (subsidized rent), medical/social insurance, annual flights, commuter bus and other standard benefits.
• If additional benefits such as schooling or a vehicle are required, GWM says these should generally be converted into the annual salary expectation.
• Schooling is the biggest concern. GWM says many expat families use schools in Beijing, while some younger children attend GWM's school in Baoding. A Korean international school is also available in Beijing.
• This could mean my family lives in Beijing while I work in Baoding and commute during the week.

What I'd really like to know:

1. Is ~RMB 1.2M gross/year reasonable for a senior foreign technical expert at a Chinese automotive OEM?
2. How reliable are Chinese companies regarding salary, housing, schooling and other benefits promised during recruitment?
3. How secure are foreign-expert contracts? Have you seen companies terminate contracts early or change the agreed package?
4. If a contract is terminated after 1–3 years, how well are the contractual/legal compensation provisions enforced in practice?
5. How practical is the Beijing–Baoding weekly commute for someone with a family?
6. For those who made a similar move, was the overall package worth leaving Korea/another developed country for China?
7. What would you definitely verify or negotiate in writing before signing?

I'm particularly interested in first-hand experiences from foreign engineers/expats at GWM or other major Chinese automotive companies. Thanks!