For instance, we can say it's still quite possible to get by in China without speaking a word of Chinese; though naturally the more that comes along after your initial English lesson will be easier and help further enhance any jobs prospects if they are looking for someone with language ability. This fact means when you're trying to decide which job is best, remember what some people say about getting ahead: 'It seems like every foreign national in China thinks their skills lie elsewhere than teaching because there's an oversat of teachers versus other kinds.'
**Firstly**, "Find Work Abroad" (https://www.findworkabroad.com/) could be a good place to start when looking into various expats jobs. They offer you different tips and tricks for your adventure, including how foreign nationals can find their non-teaching gigs within the country - this is just one of many resources where 'job searching' begins at its most basic level before moving towards more advanced job search methods later down in our journey through "Find Work Abroad" website. **Secondly**, and then comes along other valuable assets such as “Entertainment industry” which has been known to grow within recent years, hence forth bringing up new career paths with even greater variety than teaching ever since its boom.
For example:
In a market where success is often based on mixture of talent experience & reputation – just like how any self-respecting artist would - an Rnb DJ could potentially bring home thousands or tens-of-thousands over weekend due to his ‘talent’ within the industry, meanwhile others who are merely labeled as “Enthusiastic Amateurs” may earn hundreds.
A fact here is that foreigners still need a company sponsoring their work in China for any legal jobs and this will be your first step into looking at expats job prospects; so you'll want to **thirdly**, know about those, which means having an idea of what's expected from both employee & employer perspectives - e.g., when 'John' says "I've worked with Chinese companies where they would not give any foreigner a chance because there just aren't enough native English roles available; these are only teaching jobs mainly – making me wonder if all expats in this country have to be teachers".
In the **fourth** step towards finding your new career path, you might want look into other areas aside from "Entertainment industry" - and that is when looking at options like 'Music for Expats', as well put forth by John who says: ‘I've been lucky enough now getting more than double figures through my DJ sets though I still get approached to do English teaching since there just aren’t any alternatives around here; guess what – expat life isn't always easy after all, right?.
In **fifth**, the "Find Work Abroad" website could provide another set of assets in form like job searching tips for nationals looking into non-teaching gigs - meanwhile “Entertainment industry” has grown to be one big source which now brings up new career paths with variety just as any self-respecting artist – and naturally, success is based on talent experience & reputation; an Rnb DJ could potentially bring home thousands or even tens-of-thousands in their 'talent', whereas others may earn hundreds due being “Enthusiatic Amateurs” - this isn’t to say that they don work hard though.
On **sixth**, perspective, when looking at expats job prospects and success within China you could take into account some assets such as company background – e.g., what 'John' says about working with Chinese companies which have no native English roles available mainly because these are teaching jobs; meanwhile there aren't enough alternative careers or paths for people to be other than just teachers - making him wonder if all expats in this country end up being like any teacher does his DJ sets now getting approached since they do not find “non-teaching” career alternatives around and have their own thoughts about the matter.
Seventh, you might also want look into areas such as 'Music for Expats' where John says he’s been lucky enough to get more than double figures through his dj sets - though being constantly asked back since English teaching has no “alternatives”. Eighth comes company background perspective which will be your next step towards finding new career paths – taking assets from "Find Work Abroad" website such as job searching tips; meanwhile you have other options like 'Entertainment industry' and its growth within recent years bringing variety just with any self-respecting artists based on talent experience & reputation - an Rnb DJ could bring home thousands or even tens-of-th
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