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2buckets
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Location: Middle East
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Kazpat: agreed!
I was specifically referring to Baltistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan
I don't like the use of "stans" either, that was the OP's term.
Having been to a few of these countries, (and formerly married to a Russian), I am aware of the differences. |
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EFL Educator
Joined: 17 Jul 2013
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Location: Cape Town
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Hello there,
Lately there have been several lucrative paying EFL jobs in Afghanistan advertised on several TEFL job websites ...I believe this is due to the increasing higher education opportunities (and student exchange programs for the Afghan youth) who now have more disposable income to spend for their education thanks to Globalization. Seems like a part of the Stans called the new land of EFL opportunity. Opportunity knocks ... Good luck!  |
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2buckets
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Good Luck when western troops leave and all h*ll will break loose and the Taliban will be in power in less than a year.
Only people with an extra head need apply. |
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