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Stephen Jones
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Except it's not 50sqm. I measured it out and the ground floor ones are just under 40 sqm and the studio room and kitchenette come to 23.3 sq m (the rest is the hall, bathroom and closet).
I do agree with you though that Bahrain is somewhat overrated as a place to live in. |
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qas419
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Sometimes I am really shocked to read some answers to a simple question. Poor jaypereda asked an innocent question: �I am looking for a teaching position in Manama� and imagine the answers he gets from experienced ESL teachers, hope you people don�t mark your students� exam papers in this reversed way!!!
My dear Jaypereda: if you have a Master�s degree in English with teaching experience not less than two years, I advise you to contact Ahlia University which is right now located at Gosi, on Exhibition Road. Most of the private colleges require English language teachers. Get the yellow pages and get in touch with them right now. |
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veiledsentiments
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Of course Jayperada was looking for this job in 2005. Sometimes threads get resurrected for unknown reasons... and then go off track...
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