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The Fifth Column



Joined: 11 Jun 2014
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Location: His habitude with lexical items protrudes not unlike a damaged pollex!!!

PostPosted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 1:41 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

She sounds like an experienced hand to me! LMAO!!!
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SirAristede



Joined: 26 May 2014
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Location: Salmiya, Al 'Āşimah, Kuwait

PostPosted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 2:19 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

baa_baa wrote:
SirAristede wrote:
baa_baa wrote:
Are you guys serious about $9500? Shocked

Is this the place where teachaway is recruiting? Gov. School?

Mr. Green will try again n again.........n again. I might get in cause they couldn't find a teacher. Embarassed Laughing cheers


The teachers being discussed in the article are local, native Emirati teachers, not foreign/overseas hires from the Anglosphere/elsewhere. There are no overseas K-12 teachers in any Middle Eastern/GCC nation being paid $9500 per month. Even most overseas-hire university professors and EAL/ESOL lecturers don't make $6500 per month (not including the $3000 housing allowance). The only foreign hire educators bringing in such salaries are with Aramco or one of the other oil or aerospace companies in the GCC.


Embarassed ok thanks.


Mafi mushkila! We're all here to learn and exchange information. Overseas education is rife with potential scams, misunderstandings, and disappointments, so it's good to be informed as much as possible.
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baa_baa



Joined: 04 Dec 2011
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PostPosted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 6:06 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

SirAristede wrote:
baa_baa wrote:
SirAristede wrote:
baa_baa wrote:
Are you guys serious about $9500? Shocked

Is this the place where teachaway is recruiting? Gov. School?

Mr. Green will try again n again.........n again. I might get in cause they couldn't find a teacher. Embarassed Laughing cheers


The teachers being discussed in the article are local, native Emirati teachers, not foreign/overseas hires from the Anglosphere/elsewhere. There are no overseas K-12 teachers in any Middle Eastern/GCC nation being paid $9500 per month. Even most overseas-hire university professors and EAL/ESOL lecturers don't make $6500 per month (not including the $3000 housing allowance). The only foreign hire educators bringing in such salaries are with Aramco or one of the other oil or aerospace companies in the GCC.


Embarassed ok thanks.


Mafi mushkila! We're all here to learn and exchange information. Overseas education is rife with potential scams, misunderstandings, and disappointments, so it's good to be informed as much as possible.


SirAristede 😍 so kind of you. Thank you.
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