Make yourself a desirable candidate for employment. Increase the amount of teaching experience that you have: tutor kids in English, work as a teacher's assistant, or teach at an after-school program.
Get a "Teaching English as a Foreegn Language" (TEFL) certificate or a "Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages" (TESOL) certificate. Schools that might feel uncomfortable hiring someone with no degree, might be more likely to offer you a job if you are TEFL or TESOL certified.
Visit the website www.eslbase.com/schools/china. This website will give you a fairly comprehensive list of schools in China. Decide where you'd like to teach: selecting schools in remote areas of China may be a good idea, since these schools may be more desperate for English teachers.
Email schools a resume and cover letter. Explain that you don't have a degree but that you do have teaching experiences and a TEFL or TESOL ceritficate.
Lower your hourly wages. If you find you're still getting a lot of rejection, tell schools they can pay you less. This should cause some job offers to come your way.
