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Hey Trevor, This is a response on your video
about running away to China. Like I said on Facebook, I considered moving
to China for a while. I don't -- it's not my intention anymore,
but I've done quite a bit of research on it. By far, I would say the easiest job to get
going over there for somebody with very little experience is teaching English.
It's very high demand, and it's a well-paying job.
Sorry. The problem is, you can't just go to China
and start working. That's actually illegal.
I mean, you can, but you'll be breaking the law, and you'll be in a foreign country breaking
the law, subject to whatever penalties may arise there, which can be a very scary thing
I would imagine to go through a foreign legal system.
You need a visa. You need a work visa.
And you need a work visa before you can go over there.
You need a visa before you can even get into the country.
You can get a travel visa, but you can't work off of that.
People will be willing to provide work for you illegally, but I personally wouldn't advise
it. I feel that would be too much of a risk for
me at least. In order to get a visa, you need to, well,
quite frankly, in order to get a visa to teach English in China, you need to have a four-year
degree. The schools don't really care that much, but
the government does, basically. So, in light of your recent video on dropping
out of college, probably not the best thing to hear, but that's kind of the way it works,
and maybe you can find a way around that. I haven't.
If you're still interested, if you decide that you want to finish out your degree and
go that route, I can tell you more about some of what I know about China.
I don't know that much, but I have been, and I do know a little bit about the culture.
That's kind of all I have to say about that for now.