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Teach & Travel China

The Teach & Travel China program gives you the opportunity of a lifetime where you get to teach English in a Chinese school, immerse yourself in Chinese culture, learn Mandarin and travel around China.

Mandarin & Culture Program

Learn Mandarin at an accelerated level, experience Chinese culture on a daily basis and have the opportunity to visit the many wonders of China.

Job Fair

Our China Job Fair offers you a tailored opportunity to land a corporate job in China. You will interview with potential employers, network with industry experts, learn about markets trends and develop your business acumen at our professional workshops. 

China Internship Program

Our China Internship Program gives you the opportunity to gain international work experience in a dynamic economy, learn Mandarin and become culturally immersed in one of the most fascinating countries in the world.

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    3:15 pm,January 27 By Kirsty Armstrong
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The feeling of satisfaction when a child in the classroom gives you that look of totally understanding what you are telling them is very fulfilling.

Amanda Smailes
Amanda Smailes
Taught in Ningbo

I think studying Mandarin at training centre is a very good introduction to the Chinese language as you are able to achieve quick success.

Christian Schütt
Christian Schütt
Intensive Mandarin in Beijing

The TTC staff, as well as being a truly fantastic bunch of people, put themselves out to help you when you have a problem. They are very accommodating and I’m glad I had that support behind me.

Seòna McKechnie
Seòna McKechnie
Taught in Nanhai

Scorpians, and snakes, and spiders! Oh, my!

Author Kirsty Armstrong Published on Jan 26, 2012 in Teach & Travel China

Written by Ellen Lickman

Have you ever eaten a scorpion? How about grasshopper? Snake? Tarantula?
I thought not, and if you’d asked our very brave interns yesterday morning, I’m sure they would have turned green at the thought. Not now, though, because last night saw our trip to Wangfujing and the famous ‘snack’ street.

Singing in the New Year

Author Kirsty Armstrong Published on Jan 25, 2012 in Teach & Travel China

Written by Reece Ayers

As Chinese New Year dawns, the Chinese set off fireworks in an attempt to scare away any bad spirits that might come with it. If the fireworks failed to send any spirits fleeing, then the interns singing surely would have.

What better way to welcome the New Year than with almost a hundred excited interns ruining some of the west’s best songs.

Shivering at the Summer Palace

Author Kirsty Armstrong Published on Jan 21, 2012 in Teach & Travel China

Written by Ellen Lickman

It was another early start for the TTC-ers on Friday morning as they gathered, some-what bleary eyed but still excitedly, to head off on their first Beijing cultural tour. The two buses set off at 8am and we were introduced to our wonderful tour guides for the day. They started off by giving us a little introduction to Beijing and explaining what the day would hold. It only took about 20 minutes for us to get to our first stop – The Summer Palace!