yes, I would like to talk about it with you too.

At what level are you teaching? In what grade people are starting to learn English in China?

I don't know if you are familiar with Québec (Canada) system of education... First there is 6 years in primary school, afterwards 5 years in secondary, 2-3 years in Cegep and then there is University. In the rest of Canada there is no such thing as Cegep between secondary and University.

From about 2 years now, children are starting to learn English in first grade of the primary level, which I think is a great thing. Before children were starting English in grade four (primary).

I still got 2 years left  in my formation to become English teacher out of 4. I can't wait to teach.

Waitng for some news!

Thank you!
Have a nice day

Well, I can tell you about the spanish school system.

First of all, we have a "pre-primary school" (I don't know how to name it, but here, we call it "Preescolar") where children from 3 to 5 years go and start learning the main things like the colours, and numbers...etc. Later, starts primary school, from 6 years old to 13-14 years old. After this, you should do "E.S.O" (in spain it means "educación secundaria obligatoria" and translating: "second education obligated") where teenagers stay there for four years. After that you can choose about three things: start working, doing "F.P" (which means Professional Formation and takes from 2 to 4 years, deppendig the course and after this you can go to university), or studying "Bachiller" which is like a High Grade, where you can get specific things that will prepare you to enter to university: so students choose what do they want to study in university, and they prepare only subjects for their careers. This "High Grade" takes only two years, and after that you can start university with a minimum age of 18 years old.

The information it's a little dissapointing maybe, but if you have any questions, or if you want me to explain you more things and details, of course you can ask me.

Hope I have helped you al little :)