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I feel this a quite a standard procedure, come to China on a business / tourist and then they can change it to a Z visa. This happened to me and all of my friends, inc my boyfriend who works for a British International School. Some people even work here on a tourist visa and leave every 3months to HK to renew.
I managed to get a working Z visa from HK and had only passed my graduation after a year. It is possible, it’s just harder for the school. As long as the school is legit and they’ve promised you a Z visa you should be fine.
However the visa policies have changed, but theres always a way around things in China. I wouldn’t worry about it…
My blog post might be of little or no help but worth a read if your looking for some advice when finding a job in China:
http://www.twofareast.com/blog/2016/1/28/becoming-an-esl-teacher-in-china
Hey
I have recently been thinking of doing a similar thing next year so it would be great to here how you get on.
Aside from my full time job I have been working for an agency that offer flexible hours for private students and groups of students. I feel that there is enough work for you to live off if you look around/advertise.With regards to pay (from personal experience) private tutoring can be anywhere between 150-300rmb per hour. There are a lot of small time companies in Chengdu offering last minute teaching work with very little effort.
Hope it goes well for you.
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