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nomad soul
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| jesso92 wrote: |
| I could try the Spanish thing I guess. |
Do an Internet search on teach Spanish in China
You seem unsure. I suggest you take an in-person teacher training course so you know what you're doing -- regardless if you teach English or Spanish. |
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doogsville
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| My uni teaches Korean and Japanese to translation majors, the teachers all being Chinese, but a university up the road has at least two Spanish teachers, one of whom is a PHD from Mexico. English is not the only language on offer here, and our RP's and work permits are for foreign experts, not English experts. While rarer, jobs for teachers of other languages do exist. |
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