The main attraction of International visitors from all around the world for teaching in China is the ancient Chinese Civilization which dates back 5000 years ago keeping her unique culture and tradition still intact. The past twenty years have witnessed China as one of the fastest growing countries in the world. One of the most ancient civilizations in the world, China has been the exotic orient for the western world. Formerly known as the ‘forbidden’ country it has recreated a culture which has its ancient fervor as well as is entwined with the modernity of today’s world with a population of about 1.2 billion people with busy city streets, bustling markets, and many more thrilling places of visit and has rightfully earned a good reputation of being at par with the other developed countries as well. Education in China has been well developed. There are over 2000 universities and colleges, with more than 6 million enrollments in total. China has a 50-year history of having foreign students studying in her universities and colleges. Therefore, the institutions have rich experiences of accommodating foreign students in China. Out of over 2000 universities and colleges, more than 300 of them now have foreign students studying on their campuses. The demand of English Language and English teachers in China is quite high and the preference of native English speakers have always been noted. ESL (English as Second Language) / EFL (English as Foreign Language) teachers are flocking together in China in response to the great demand for teaching English there. In China English teachers are a hot commodity and schools from kindergarten through university want a foreign face to place in front of their pupils. Along the well-trod backpacker routes tourists are solicited to stop and teach for a week, a month, or a year; in large cities, like Shanghai or Shenzhen, foreigners are often approached about tutoring or full-time English teaching jobs. ESL / EFL teachers from all around head to China and settle down for sometime with a teaching career in places which strike their fancy. The jobs offer extra facilities like accommodation, sometimes free air fare, medical allowances, etc. which are reasons, good enough, for captivating interested teachers to come and teach English in China. ESL jobs in China are among the top International Jobs which draw-in English teachers very frequently these days. Most of the ESL / TEFL jobs these days require a TESOL (Teaching English to Students of Other Language) / TEFL ( Teaching English as Foreign language) Certification as legal proof for being teachers in China. The low cost of living in China is well another reason for teaching ESL where one gets paid fairly well coupled with the opportunity to save and maintain a good way of life there without burning a hole in your pocket. Beijing, Zhuhai, Shanghai are giving good openings and opportunities for International Students who want to pursue English teaching as their profession in International countries. By the end of 2006, the total number of foreign teachers in China is 162,695, a 15.3% increase over the year of 2005. These teachers are from all over the world and teaching at various schools and organizations in different parts of China. China provides ample opportunities to the ESL / EFL teachers to come and explore various parts of the country where teaching for short-time assignments or on contractual basis can prove beneficial to broaden one’s professional experience internationally which help in the quick development of one’s teaching career in the field of ESL / EFL overseas.