Overseas Students in China will now be permitted to work part-time. They can thus now participate in the joyous world of work in between slurping noodles and practicing Mandarin. This has been revealed by the Education Ministry of China through a statement released in the China Daily. Thomas Linnette an Australian student in China has… Read More »

The municipal government of Beijing is relaxing visa policies and offering cash incentives of up to $158,000 (1 million yuan) to attract International Skilled Workers to the Chinese capital, as the world’s second-largest economy vies with the US and other Western nations in the fields of artificial intelligence and life sciences. It is said that… Read More »

China has assured that it will create millions of jobs to keep up with the low rates of unemployment in the nation. The Urban unemployment rate in China fell to 3.9% in 2017. It has remained stable notwithstanding the slow growth of the economy. China will have to create 9.7 million jobs to cater to… Read More »

China, the world’s second-largest economy, which accounts for 15 percent of global GDP, has its tech hub as well as the country’s financial hub in Shanghai. In this city, a one and half year MBA program launched by CEIBS (China Europe International Business School) has gained worldwide prominence with the Financial Times and Forbes ranking… Read More »

The available number of jobs in financial services rose in Hong Kong and mainland China rose in the first quarter of 2017, though quite a few layoffs were witnessed and an air of uncertainty hit that sector. Financial services Jobs Availability in Hong Kong was about 56 percent higher during January-March 2017 when compared to… Read More »