Since it began astounding the world with its rapid economic growth over two decades ago, China has become a popular destination for those looking to work abroad. As the nation continues to gain power and influence on the world stage, the number of people heading to the Middle Kingdom to reap the rewards of its booming employment market is simply growing. There’s no doubt that professional opportunity is rife but finding a job in China is no easy feat. In fact, it requires a lot of research, preparation and most of all, perseverance.
Join our webinar on 15th October, when China expert and founder of Hutong School, Jan Wostyn, will share essential advice and tools for finding a job in China.
About the Speaker
Mr. Jan Wostyn, Sinologist and Economist, Vlerick MBA Alumni and co-founder and Managing Director of Hutong School, has over 15 years of China experience; studying and working in Wuhan, Xiamen, Beijing and Shanghai. He is fluent in Mandarin Chinese and has experienced China's amazing development over the past decades first-hand.
In this webinar you'll learn:
How to get started with finding a job in China
What criteria you need to fill in terms of skills and experience as well as visa eligibility
Which kind of companies in China hire foreign employees
What life in China is like for foreign expats
PRACTICAL DETAILS
15th October 2019, 8pm CET (2pm EST)
Duration: 45-minute online presentation & 15-minute Q&A
No special software required, simply a browser and headset
Participation is free
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*Registration closes on 14th October 11:59pm CET
ABOUT THE ORGANIZER
Hutong School was founded in 2005 to answer to the growing demand of students, graduates and young professionals from all over the world eager to discover China. As an officially accredited language school, Hutong School creates new opportunities in China through its Internship Program and Intensive Chinese Programs, as well as Entry Level Job Placement service. Hutong School is the leading company in its sector, offering all-inclusive programs in Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu and Hangzhou, as well as introductory Chinese courses in many western capital cities. Find out more.