Teaching in China: From the Noodle Capital to the “3 Ts”

<p>What’s it really like to teach English in China? George takes us from the historic city of Persian traders to the “Noodle Capital,” sharing hidden gems, unforgettable encounters with monks and yak tea, and what it’s like teaching students of all ages in large Chinese classrooms.</p><p>We also get into the realities—and surprises—of teaching in China, including classroom music choices, George’s band Mara Nagra, navigating the job search, and one very important rule: don’t say the “3 Ts”!</p><p>Plus, George shares practical tips for finding teaching jobs in China and reveals where he might head next. If you’re thinking about teaching abroad, this episode is packed with stories, advice, and inspiration to help you take the next step.</p><p>Be sure to check out Mara Nagra on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7eFnS3JKzKk53EzgG4z8Nm?si=oiOzfR9hS4uT1PZCQhfv9Q</p>