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Hello everymeow! („• ֊ •„)੭
A few days ago, I agreed to go to China for work. I hold a PhD, and my upcoming role will involve advising students on their diploma/graduation projects. My home university has a memorandum of cooperation with a Chinese academy.
This is my very first trip to Asia, and honestly, I feel a bit overwhelmed, sometimes I feel like I'm not prepared enough!
- If you have experience teaching at a university in China, what was it like? What was stressful, and what made the work comfortable or smooth?
- Will students speak fluent English, or should I prepare for language barriers in the studio?
- What usual everyday things should I definitely bring from home, and what is easy to buy locally in Quanzhou?
Thanks in advance to everyone! (つ｡˃ ᵕ ˂)つ ⸝♡
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