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How
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Teaching
ESL gives you an income as well as a home in China, so
you can explore the country while getting paid.
After
you come out of the immigration building in
Shenzhen,
just stroll
to the railway
station, about 5 to 10 minutes. Your last quiet stroll in
China.
Once you get to the railway station, welcome to China.
The
lines to the ticket windows can be anything from 20 people to the
back wall. Sometimes less than 20 but not very often. Get
in the queue and start shuffling to the window. Be
careful of anyone getting to close to you, don't stand still for too
long. Usually anyone too close is a pickpocket, so keep an eye out.
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When
you get to the window just say “Guangzhou” and get your ticket.
You need your passport to get a ticket so have it handy. Some windows
have an English sign meaning they speak English, it is pretty
straight forward. The tickets are self explanatory with the train
number, your carriage number and the seat number.
Don't
lose your ticket you need it to get out the station in Guangzhou. The
trains leave every 15 minutes, sometimes 10 minutes and sometimes 20
minutes. Usually you have to wait for three trains, before your train
number appears on the screen.
Then
you follow the crowd, you won't get lost, everybody is getting on the
same train. When you are on the platform find your carriage number,
climb in and find your seat. Pretty straight forward. You have about
10 minutes to board the train before it takes off. Then you are
barreling along at about 160 kms/hour.
Not
bad for your first hour in China.
This
will be one of many experiences you will encounter in the next
superpower. Welcome to the future.
When
you leave Guangzhou on the high speed trains going north, you will be
plowing along at over 300 kms/hour. What you are on now is just an
introduction. That is when you will see the
power poles going past like the proverbial picket fence. They are
just a blur as they fly past the window.
This
is the start of the rest of your life. Time to get lost in one of the
most crowded, or least crowded places on the planet, depending where
you go. You can walk alone the waterways in the middle of a city, and
not see another soul. Then you can stand in a checkout line, at one
of the 60 plus checkouts, with 10 people in front of you, and a never
ending stream of people behind you, all waiting to get to the
counter.
All
in one day and in one city, between classes at a kindergarten. Your
new life as an English as a Second Language Teacher has just begun.
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Your
days of worry are over, it is time to have a good time and save
money. And check out a new city while you are at it. And learn the
language of the future.
P/S: Find out how
easy it is to get a job teaching English in China, then
you are on your way to starting the adventure of a lifetime. You
can live in the most crowded place on the planet and have a really
good time living there.
Thank
you for your time
All
The
Best
Surviving
Teaching In
China
Peter Legrove

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