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Malsol
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 Posted: Thu Mar 30, 2006 4:50 am Post subject: How to do it? |
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vikdk
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The hard part is to understand the English in your post - you know about these jobs - you want to know about these jobs? That is the hard part/this is the easy part - into what context of the post do these sentences fit - in relation to the post what do they mean?
You want to get a good job here teaching English - then some skill in the language would be useful  |
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Midlothian Mapleheart
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ytange
Joined: 09 Jan 2006
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Location: Bondi -maybe gotta move soon(ex NZ)
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Seems odd to me too
Why would anyone work is some far flung place like that if you had an MA or better?
Are you lonely Malsol? |
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acwilliams
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Location: Now in China, soon moving on
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Lushan in Jiangxi is one of the nicest places I've been to in China. Lovely mountain scenery, clean air, and cool in summer. Nanchang, the provincial capital, seemed a bit boring but nowhere near as ugly, polluted or noisy as some cities. If someone was looking for a 'real China experience' they could do a lot worse.
Malsol, try posting a job ad on http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TeflChinaJob - it's a mailing list with a lot of 'old China hands', some of whom are very well qualified. Now is a good time to recruit, as university teachers are coming to the end of their contracts and thinking 'where next'. Money isn't everything for some people. Quality of life and a pleasant work environment matter too. |
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Malsol
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| Posted: Sun Apr 02, 2006 9:30 pm Post subject: Yup |
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jerlyn
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| For the record, Nanchang is an old dirty polluted city and there isn't any heat in the buildings or classrooms during the winter. Experienced it. |
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Malsol
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| Posted: Mon Apr 03, 2006 1:05 am Post subject: For the record |
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7969
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Location: Coastal Guangdong
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| Posted: Mon Apr 03, 2006 2:01 am Post subject: Re: For the record |
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| Malsol wrote: |
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| For the record, Nanchang is an old dirty polluted city and there isn't any heat in the buildings or classrooms during the winter. Experienced it. |
There is no heat or air con in any classroom South of the Yellow River. That is China.
There is no Chinese City free of pollution. |
good point. and even the places that do have heat, here in zhengzhou for example, it isnt that great. i still had to buy a portable space heater from my apartment. when i visit chinese colleagues here in winter they all stay in their flats with jackets and shoes on.....
i may check out jiangxi prov. soon. never been there. lushan is supposed to be quite nice.
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