THE JOURNEY, MADE CLEAR

From Exploring China to Starting Your First Day

From Exploring China to Starting Your First Day

Passport to Teach guides you through the entire process—from finding the right teaching opportunity to navigating your visa, preparing for the move, and settling into life in China.

You don’t need to figure everything out before you start. We’ll help you understand each step as you get there.

Four stages. One guided journey.

Four stages. One guided journey.

Moving abroad has a lot of details, but you only need to focus on the next clear step.

01 — FIND THE RIGHT OPPORTUNITY

Find the Right Opportunity

Find the Right Opportunity

Start by telling us about your background, goals, and what you’re hoping to get from teaching abroad. We’ll help you explore suitable matches, prepare for conversations with schools, and compare the opportunities that make sense for you.

Tell us about yourself → Talk with an advisor → Explore matches → Interview with schools

You’re not expected to choose from random overseas job listings on your own. The goal is to narrow the search to opportunities that actually make sense for you.

02 — MAKE AN INFORMED DECISION

Choose the Right Offer

Choose the Right Offer

Getting an offer is exciting, but moving internationally is a big decision. We’ll help you understand compensation, schedules, responsibilities, location, housing options, and included benefits before you commit.

Review the opportunity → Understand the offer → Compare options → Choose what’s right for you

Our goal isn’t simply to get you to accept an offer. It’s to help you feel confident about the opportunity you’re accepting.

03 — GET READY TO MOVE

Prepare for China

Prepare for China

Once you’ve accepted the right opportunity, we’ll help turn the move from an overwhelming list of tasks into a clear plan—covering visa documentation, qualification questions, arrival planning, and practical preparation.

Visa & documentation → TEFL & qualification requirements → Housing & arrival planning → Preparing to leave

You’ll know what needs to happen, what comes next, and where to go when you have questions.

04 — BUILD YOUR LIFE IN CHINA

Arrive, Settle In & Teach

Arrive, Settle In & Teach

Getting on the plane isn’t the finish line. It’s the beginning of the experience. Depending on the placement, we can help you navigate everyday setup, understand your local environment, and get comfortable in your new role.

Arrive → Get set up → Start teaching → Keep in touch

Our support doesn’t stop because you’ve started the job.

One Move. A Lot of Details. One Place to Ask Questions.

Job Matching

Explore opportunities aligned with your experience and goals.

Interview Preparation

Know what to expect and what questions to ask.

Offer Guidance

Better understand compensation, expectations, and benefits.

Visa Guidance

Navigate the required documentation and process.

Relocation Planning

Prepare for housing, travel, and your arrival.

Life in China

Get support navigating the practical realities of living abroad.

AFTER YOU ARRIVE

Your Support Doesn’t End When You Land

Your Support Doesn’t End When You Land

Starting the job is only one part of moving abroad. Passport to Teach stays in your corner as you settle into your new city, build a routine, and navigate the questions that come with living and teaching in China.

Getting Settled — Questions about housing, transportation, local setup, or everyday life.

Navigating Your New City — Learn how to get around and become comfortable in your new environment.

Your Teaching Experience — Have someone to contact when questions come up about your placement or transition.

What’s Next — If your goals change over time, we can help you understand potential next steps.

How Long Does the Process Take?

How Long Does the Process Take?

Timing varies based on your qualifications, school availability, visa documentation, and intended start date. Some candidates begin planning several months ahead, while others are looking for opportunities further into the future.

Explore & Match → Interview & Offer → Documentation & Visa → Move to China

Your advisor can help you work backward from your ideal move date and understand what needs to happen first.

A Few Questions You May Be Asking

A Few Questions You May Be Asking

Do I need to know exactly where I want to live?

Do I need to have everything ready before applying?

Can I speak with someone before applying for a job?

Does Passport to Teach guarantee a job or visa?

You Don’t Have to Figure Out the Entire Move Today

You Don’t Have to Figure Out the Entire Move Today

Start by exploring teaching opportunities or having a conversation about your qualifications, goals, and ideal timeline. We’ll help you understand what comes next.