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vikdk
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| Viktoria, trying to win that cigar is not going to work for you! You are wrong again, as almost always! Mysterious Mark isn't a NEWBIE - unless you admit to being one yourself - there is one year of difference between his first post and yours! |
wowwwwwwwwww good point Roger 
Actualy I wasn't refering to the OP as a newbie - the "the" was newbies in general - kind of hard for non-native speakers to fully understand our language sometimes - oppps that was nasty  |
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barry3000
Joined: 19 Apr 2006
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Location: China, Guangdong,Foshan, Da Li
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| I'm certainly a foreign expert I have two certificates to prove it too... from both my current and previous employer... sad fact... your employer has to have a certificate to show the local PSB when they apply for your work visa and foreign expert certificate...my last one issued september 2005 BTW... here in the Foshan area where I live and teach there are only 30 certificate holding schools... I've heard that some schools will "lend" their certificate to another for them to hire a teacher... they have another local saying here "be more flexible" it means don't stop me doing what i want to do. |
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jester
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| The only way to win over CWG is to give him lots of comments without "proof" so he can quote to his hearts content. When you stimulate him like that, he might begin looking at you in a different light. Being old will also help. |
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