Are you worried that you’ll have no friends or companions to accompany you in China? Don’t want to join a sketchy tour for RMB 50-100? You’re right to avoid them! They will take you on a shopping tour and keep you in overpriced souvenir stores longer than the actual sights!
In His Own Words: James W. F. | CIP GAP YEAR PROGRAM Alumni Why did you decide to participate in a China Gap Year Program? I had known for a while that I need to take a Gap Year Abroad. I wanted to travel and do things I could not do while I was busy in High School. I also thought I …
China has been easing visa policies for foreigners in order to attract foreign talent to enter the Chinese workforce or to have foreign graduate students remain in China by offering faster and easier visa processing as well as more opportunities for a longer residence permit. The China visa policies are now favorable to foreign talents, it is now easier than …
This year, CIP’s Summer Programs in China hosted over 187 participants who either subscribed to Internships, Chinese Language Summer Camp or customized program. It was full of Learning, fun, exposure, trips, and networking. Together with our clients, we dissected the Chinese Culture and Business Codes of China which a valuable arsenal for every young graduate. We have improved our Intern approval rates by …
China is an incredible place to explore and live some of the best experiences of your life. “Living in China as a Local” is a series of storytelling posts made by young people who experience a daily life in China and love to share their personal experiences with the world. Let yourself be inspired by those fascinating stories and embrace …
Internships in China can either be paid or unpaid due to the limitations on the types of visas interns are given but you can earn Extra income while interning in China. The risk of deportation, fines, and being blacklisted (or flagged and banned) is a too high risk if you are caught using the wrong visa for a purpose. Instead, …
Survive while living in China with these Expat city magazines, blogs, and comic resources When you’re over the initial honeymoon phase excitement of planning your adventure in China, whether for travel, a gap year, a volunteer commitment, or an internship abroad or may be just a summer internship in China, you’ll have to sit down and think about what it …
