Work Notice (English)
Where am I Going to be Living?
We at Shane Yangzhou believe that where you live can set the tone for your time in China. Sound crazy? Most people who come to China have a few adventurous bones in their body, but we want to make sure that you are happy and comfortable in your apartment to lay the foundation for your adventure.
After you decide your price range and layout/number of bedrooms, our Foreign Welfare Adviser will get to work. By the time you arrive in China, they will have already contacted our agent, and on your first day here we will bring you apartment hunting. You'll visit 3 to 5 apartments meeting your needs in a few hours. If you do not like those options, we will bring you out for a second day, and not to worry the hotel costs are on us.
1,500 RMB Per Month
The Studio
This type of apartment will usually be a studio style apartment with the basic necessities of a fully furnished apartment. You will have a bathroom, kitchen, bed and couch. This apartment can be comparable to the mid-range depending on location.
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1,800 RMB Per Month
The Mid-Range
The Mid-Range is usually a studio or two to bedroom apartment closer to the city center than our cheaper housing options options. These apartments are usually the best compromise between price and size for a teacher living by themselves.
2,300 RMB Per Month
The Three Bedroom
This an average three bedroom apartment, typically suited best for a couple or roommates looking to live together and have someone else close to home.
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