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delphian-domine
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| Sparks is absolutely correct - cut out the middle man/tyrants/sandwich short of picnic types (in relation to our beloved York School language-expert turned-flog-holidays-in-the-classroom travel agent owner), and set your own rules. |
Exactly. Or find the right job that offers stability and security, but don't spend your time "trudging around snowy streets" or working for dodgy schools. Nothing wrong with doing that for a couple of years, but after that, anyone with an ounce of common sense should be able to move into a better position. |
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john123
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And be sure to know that when those 'privates' call you the first time (I must stop using native speaker portals) and ask IN ENGLISH if the conversation can be conducted in Polish, you will be dealing with time-wasters and insecure oddball types.
There is a pattern emerging.
Regards
John
Ps Don't forget Our Beloved Owner. |
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