Visiting China Setting up an online business

@xavieruk56

i taught in china for 14 years and left in 2021. The Chinese gov’t is much more strict now with diplomas, credentials, teaching certificates, etc, because there were too many people with fake credentials infiltrating the teaching field.

honestly speaking, the gov’t won’t allow a start up business to anyone who is not fully-qualified. Sorry to say…

if you do it totally legally, I strongly doubt that the gov’t will accept without proper qualifications.

cheers,

lmf

@whygorun

In order to teach to any group, adult or otherwise, the person giving the instruction will need to be fully- qualified, that is for sure.

@Lmflmf1

Anyone can set up a school, etc, but for purely instructional purposes, the person delivering the course content needs mandatory legal certification.

@whygorun

For the expert certificate, the person needs to provide legal and current diplomas, certificates and authorization, or it will be refused by the gov’t, it is extremely strict now due to previous abuse.

@Lmflmf1

If you set up any type of school for teaching purposes, you will need full qualifications:  Minimum Bachelor’s degree, teacher certification, etc..

@whygorun

Your information is erroneous.

@whygorun

100% correct

hi, its quite straightforward these days to setup a biz in SH, in our case 10 working days for a normal company that does not involve any special approvals.... so feel free to contact if need more info (Wechat: ***. after all , SH is very friendly towards foreign biz setup/investment these days