Summing my experience with Haida HR in one word – Incredible!

Hailing from a small town in Australia, Haida opened doors of new possibilities for me. I was initially skeptical about what China would have in store for me? Always wanting to explore the culture, I invested my trust in Haida HR to help accomplish my dream of teaching in a foreign land.
I was appointed as an English teacher in China. The employees at Haida were very supportive and encouraging. They are accustomed to our foreign culture as the company successfully hires many foreign teachers annually.

Completely unaware of the new-land, Haida HR helped me at every step of my transition, from accommodation to making me comfortable, and at home (even when I was away from mine). The company helped me through the documentation, paperwork, and every other information I sought. Being in a culturally different country comes with its own challenges and opportunities. With Haida, I can proudly profess that challenges were rather mitigated, and all I saw was opportunities ahead of me.
Getting familiar with Chinese tradition and adapting a teaching style according to their culture required extra efforts. But once you firm your grip, it will turn out to be a pleasant exchange of cultures between you, and your students.
China is rich in its heritage. Coming to the country was an incredible decision I made, which I could have never witnessed staying back in Perth. Haida helped me get acquainted with people so much so that now I think of them as my own! I have been working with the organization for 2 years, and I recommend it to all the fellow foreign teachers who are willing to work in China.

An Art Teacher in Hagzhou

I found Haida HR after my graduation in London. I always wanted to explore China, especially Hangzhou. Which I have heard has the best panoramic spots to enjoy. After 3 months of my graduation, I registered with Haida HR through their website. It was a bit complicated and made m anxious, I won’t deny, but I was helped by the Haida executive. Amy, all the way. I was able to take up the job of an arts and crafts teacher at a leading Hangzhou school. It’s quite an interesting job as my students are excited bunch. They do create a ruckus at times and it’s difficult for me to control them, but at the end of the day, I am the guy in their life who makes a difference, who releases their inner artist.
As for my personal life in Haida, it’s been okay. Haven’t been able to find a girlfriend yet because I am somewhat ugly (lol), but there are lots of fishes in the sea. Everyone is nice at Haida, especially the community of teachers and other educationists. Before you join Haida, I suggest everyone to get a feel of China first. I had friends who complained about the Chinese life even when they were getting so much from Haida.