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[Cardinal Synn]

Here's a not very politically correct ad headline I found today. I think the correct term is Downs Syndrome:

"Help needed to locate a Student Recruitment Agent for Mongol"

[preston]

still no takers for the British council job in the Bulgarian nuclear power plant (with free onsite housing!) I see

[pirateinpanama]

Hess is still advertising. Maybe a name change will help these guys.
After reading this thread...I guess I'll keep "my day job."

[willy]

o ya hess on TW, ya like EF good for someone with a high school Dep.
who wants to make the least he/she can

[dyak]

From the, 'You'll probably get what you ask for', section of jobs advertised on Dave's:

The easiest job you'll ever have: Takasaki, Gunma, Japan (it actually says this)

Teach approximately 20 hours per week, Monday to Friday between 4pm and 9pm daily. Team teaching system where the foreign teacher does not have many duties. Very easy job but can get mundane.
Teacher must love children, have a great attitude towards teaching children, be open minded, flexible and caring. Most of the students are between 5 and 15 years of age with a few adult classes.
Also, must have a valid driver's license and/ or International driver's license. Accomodation and visa sponsorship available. Two positions available.

[JZer]

[willy]

ONE MORE GOOD ONE.

[31]

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Positions: Madinah, Saudi Arabia

Posted By: Manarat International Schools <[email protected]>
Date: Wednesday, 23 March 2005, at 9:15 a.m.

TEACHING POSITION

The Manarat International Schools in Madinah, Saudi Arabia is seeking qualified male and female practicing Muslim teachers (female with Mahram) to fill positions at the elementary and intermediate level. Because the school is within the restricted area of Madinah, only Muslims need apply.

Requirements:

1. Bachelor�s Degree
2. Teaching experience
3. Native English speakers

Salary - commensurate with experience and in accordance with local Madinah standards (less than American standards).

Send resume by May 30, 2005 to:

Attention: Dr. Ahmed Moustapha
P. O. Box 3787
Madinah, Saudi Arabia
Email: [email protected]

[Gordon]

[dyak]

Ahh, finally, after years of pretense, someone is actually asking for a dancing monkey outright!

[Ben Round de Bloc]

[dyak]

[AsiaTraveller]

The boogie woogie boy obviously has lots of incorrect notions about living, working and teaching in certain parts of the world.

Perhaps he has watched too much Fox TV News and listened to too much AM talk radio?

I'm sure he'd be the first to jump on somebody who said comparably foolish things about China and living in China.

[malcoml]

All these people shouting that they dont care about money makes me think they are printing it in their living room or something. I wish I could say I dont care about money, perhapes that will happen when I'm debt free.
People saying there there for other reasons brings me back to the topic that the EFL industry is full of guys chasing exotic women.

[Boy Wonder]

Or Western girls chasing exotic men!!