Not to hijack your thread
@Orientalist but im gonna also start applying to jobs for next august but won't have my credentials(license and education masters degree) until next spring but i dont think its a problem for bilingual or even low level intl schools or so ive been told by reddit and elsewhere. Ill follow some of the advice in this thread and play up my student teaching experience and bs that I did tutoring at some defunct company.
Particularly will look for a math or maybe a Compsci teaching High school job in Chengdu Chongqing Changsha or Qingdao but I'm open to other suggestions. Would prefer a place that has better looking pale chicks but that doesn't have dry cold winters that will fuck up my skin.
Although at this point I'm far more comfortable with math content vs compsci stuff which I really need to brush up on as it's been a few years since I wrote code for the most part lol
Speaking of, my mentor teacher introduced me to a site that has American AP and non AP math curriculum material that they use called Math medic if anyone else is interested in teaching math for a non British curriculum.
Math Medic is a web application that helps teachers and students with math problems.
portal.mathmedic.com
A lot of the lessons seem easy to teach from my experience so far and it works well with the students doing individual work or group work in a student centered learning enviornment but tbf also relies on them doing hw and reading material outside of class. Worst case it can probably be used with additional resources if the students still struggle with the content