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The_Kong
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| Capt Lugwash wrote: |
I would love to see a link which proves this statement to be correct:
"You also said "Whether the law requires formal education in the form of a degree or a TEFL certificate is irrelevant." This is a false and misleading statement since you are not going to get a z visa nor teach at a legitimate school in China WITHOUT FOLLOWING THE LAW and China Law DOES NOT REQUIRE A TEFL CERTIFICATE FOR ANY REASON, but the China Law DOES REQUIRE THE BACHELOR DEGREE TO TEACH."
I have recently received my fifth annual RP and the first university I ever set foot in is the one at which I have taught for the past four years. And no, I didn't do an online degree nor did I "buy" one. I have been truthful in all my dealings. I have no degree. |
Don't hold your breath.
Whenever anyone asks one of these guys for any sort of evidence it's always “I'll post it later" or they got hostile and say "I'm not doing the legwork for you".
I bet you a case of Tsingtao you won't get a decent answer to your query. |
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Capt Lugwash
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| Posted: Tue Aug 19, 2014 7:22 am Post subject: |
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| Regretfully I must decline the wager. I have been an onlooker for enough time to know. |
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