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DosEquisX
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Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2012 4:41 pm Post subject: |
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I've always gone by the mentality, "Trust everybody. Cut the cards." On the outside, I may look as though I'm trusting them. But I'm always at least a little suspicious of any employer, security, or governing body I deal with.
You have to be on the ball with any employer you work with regardless of location. Yeah, there are more instances of short pays, under the table transactions, and other BS to go through than most countries. Just keep everything in writing and be borderline OCD with organizing and collecting necessary documentation. Having too much is better than having too little. |
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timteach
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| I guess you could try to talk to former teachers and see what type of questions the school asks during the interview. Make sure that everything is done legally. You could also check out websites like these http://www.goteachabroad.com/ that have reviews of schools and teaching jobs. |
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voltaire
Joined: 03 Dec 2006 Posts: 179 Location: 'The secret of being boring is to say everything.'
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Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2012 6:40 am Post subject: |
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| Ariadne wrote: |
How about a few kinder and gentler suggestions...
Take most of what you hear with a grain of salt.
Always keep track of your purse/wallet.
Be skeptical and verify things.
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I'll accept your suggestions if you lend me a fiver. |
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