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Haida News!
As the new term begins and things get back on track, Haida in Shenzhen branch caught up with Sam, our new foreign teacher, to hear what he has to say about Shenzhen and Haida.
Q: What have been the positive experiences so far in Shenzhen?
A: I’ve been in Shenzhen for over a month now and have already had a lot of positive experiences. I love exploring new places, so I’ve really enjoyed walking around Shenzhen, especially the many parks which have some spectacular views over the city. Meeting new people has also been really cool. Shenzhen is a city full of people from all over China, and also all over the world, so it has been really interesting getting to know all different kinds of people. My Mandarin isn’t the best, but thankfully lots of people here are very helpful and willing to help me practice.
Q: How do you feel Haida have been when facing difficulties with the transition to China?
A: Before I found Haida, I was having trouble getting into China but the company was extremely helpful and efficient in assisting me getting a visa and other documents required to enter the country. They were with me every step of the way before I left the UK and continued to always be there to help me while I traveled via Hong Kong into Shenzhen. It was quite a stressful time for me but in the end everything went smoothly. While I was in quarantine in Shenzhen, the company helped me communicate with the hotel staff and were waiting for me after checkout. I can’t imagine how tough it would have been without Haida’s support. Since leaving quarantine, the staff at Haida have been really welcoming and supportive and, so far, I couldn’t be happier with my experience.
Q: What are your first impressions compared to life back home?
A: This is my second time in China so I had an idea of what to expect but there are still lots of things to get used to. Firstly, the size of the city is crazy and there are so many people. It’s a fantastic place for people who like the hustle and bustle of a lively city. It feels so alive when you go for a walk in the evening: there are people playing music, dancing on the street, eating, hanging out, and exercising. I can’t believe how safe it feels walking around late at night. And there are shops everywhere! It’s amazing how many places there are to eat, which makes it super difficult to decide where to go, but thankfully the food is really good at most of the places I’ve been to. Another thing is the bikes and mopeds absolutely everywhere!
Here is the first part of the interview with Sam. We will share the rest part next week. Haida works with schools in Shenzhen and Hangzhou. Feel free to contract Haida if you are interested in the teaching positions in Shenzhen or Hangzhou.
Haida activity!
On Sep. 10th, when Mid Autumn Festival coincided with Teachers' Day, there were double blessings, like expectations for reunion, and gratitude for teachers. On this special day, Haida held an activity to celebrate the double festivals with our foreign teachers.
At the beginning of the activity, we listened to the legend of the origin of the Mid Autumn Festival. And then foreign teachers started to learn how to make moon cakes. In order to make this handmade work more memorable, we chose to use clay to make moon cakes and packed them in gift boxes. Each piece of work of foreign teachers was unique and so lifelike.You can check the pictures above. Besides, foreign teachers have traveled thousands of miles to China to impart knowledge. Here, Haida once again thanks teachers for their hard work. Haida wish our teachers good luck, health and happiness in their teaching life in China.
Haida News!
The Mid-Autumn Festival in China this year is coming. All foreign teachers of Haida will have three-day holiday.The Mid-Autumn Festival is a festival for families to get together in China.Sadly that some foreign teachers can’t stay with their family during this time. In order to let foreign teachers of Haida know and experience more about this traditional festival, Haida will hold an activity out of Haida office to teach foreign teachers how to make moon cakes since eating moon cakes is one of the traditional customs. Besides, Haida also suggests foreign teachers admire the moon at night these days, which is also one of the traditional customs. The moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival is so beautiful. Admiring the full moon at night is also relaxing. Haida hopes all foreign teachers can enjoy the atmosphere of this coming traditional festival.
