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stillnosheep
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Josephine,
You have wondered onto a website for teachers of English as a Foreign (or Second) language. Hence much of the confusion.
sefu-sensei has explained the situation admirably. Check with your local careers advisors to find out whetehr your son-in-laws associate degree will be recognised in the field in which he may wish to work, but I would always recommend finishing such a course if he is close to the end. |
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Albulbul
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Ms Kelly
You don't know what EFL is ? Why are you here ? |
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Will.
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Amazing!!!
a troll could not have done better.
...................that gives me an idea... |
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