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China Jobs List is being updated and just please click here to check your favorite China job.

China Jobs List will add more China job positions of teaching and business management which needs foreigners and expats only. If you are in China, you can contact the employers for an interview. Don’t worry if you are out of China, and please send your resume to the potential employers.

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Updated: How to use facebook in China

Well, you can not access to facebook.com in China in normal way, right?

You can turn to TOR, click here to learn about what is TOR. By the way, you can not visit TOR’s official website www.torproject.org in China just like you can not do on facebook.

And here download TOR software. If you feel hard to install TOR, please contact service@cabi.net.cn

You may have Facebook or Myspace page or other social network service (SNS). So many Chinese do. And Chinese have their own “Facebook”, e.g., Xiaonei.com, Kaixin.com, 51.com, and the like.

Try to add some of your Chinese friends to you Facebook list, and that will bring you more Chinese friends. If they do not create a Facebook page, now, it’s your chance to teach them to do that.

If possible, learn to build pages on the above-mentioned three sites for yourself. The challenge is they are in Chinese. But you can get help from your Chinese classmate, colleagues, or someone else. It’s a good idea that you teach a Chinese Facebook and in return, he teaches you have a Xiaonei.com page.

Ok. That is only a start. I will detail more laterly.

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Over 1,300 foreigners from 40 countries look for China opportunities through a China jobs fair. And many of well-know enterprises that employ lots of expats and foreign employees in China come to the fair finding potential candidates.

Click here to see a video. 

Just pay attention to your city’s local job fair. Don’t hesitate to head for such opportunities for China jobs.

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If you would like to be a teacher, you can visit esljobs.cn, which updates a lot of teaching job positions each day.
esljobs.cn features a powerful job search engine with detail information on locations and teaching positions. In the search tool, its location options include all of China’s provinces, and teaching positions cover different education organizations ranging from kingdergarten, elementary school, to university.

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I am continuing to introduce useful China jobs sites here.

Sinosites.com, a community to discover and share the China-centered sites useful to the expats in the country, has updated its sites for China jobs.
This time, www.meijob.com and http://china.recruit.net, two China job search engines are listed on SinoSites.com. And their English versions are available. That is a good news for the expats in China.

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The China top job sites has a large database and you have to choose the right keywords to search jobs.

For example, you can use the keywords like native, expat/expats/expatriate, English, and so on. These keywords will help you locate Chinese employers that use them in their job posts for looking for expatriate employees.
You can try the tip now.

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Following the previous post on China job sites, this one is sitll about the same topic.

Just go to www.sinosites.com/simple.html, you will see a list of China’s top job sites in English.
ChinaHR, 51job, and Zhaopin are the biggest ones in China. They update hundreds of thousands of jobs, and a certain proportion of them are for the expats in the country, —so many Chinese local companies need expat employees.

Next blog posts, I will tell about some tips for searching jobs on the top 3 job sites. The tips are so important that you can not find good search results with no knowing them. But you can try to search on the job sites, and do not be disappointed if few good search results come out.

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I am collecting the information on China top job sites in English, which I think help the expats in the country look for more job oppertunities.

The list of these sites will be available here soon, and I will also post them on www.sinosites.com, which is a funny digg-styled site collectiong a lot of useful China-centered websites in English.

Please just be patient for that.

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Do not put your eyeballs only on online job messages (no matter how good it is like China Jobs List) if you are in China. You should see there are many recruting meetings in China each day.

Take both your English and Chinese resumes in dozens of copies, and join a recruting meeting in your local city. Thousands of local Chinese employers will join the meetings to look for potential employees. In China, the most populous country on the world, the biggest problem annoying HR managers is they can not find right people. And they also hope to attract talents through physical recruting meetings besides online postings.

There you can chat with Chinese HR managers face-to-face, which will get you to have more opportunities to win a good job.
But you have to know:

1 There may be hundreds of thousands of people on any recruting meetings. You can imagine the situation there, and get ready for that.

2 Try to speak Chinese with Chinese HR managers although some of them can speak good English.
3 Do not forget you Chinese resume with you before you go.

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