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[jamesmollo]

Borderline is indeed borderline 'Schizophrenic'
The avatar is a dead give away 'in_asia_bill' the writing style is unmistakable. The offensive PM's. Why don't you get a life, whoever you are. A DOS at EF, come on! surely you can think of a better way to start an argument. Opps better watch the spelling! "in_asia_bill' is BACK.

[vikuk]

[william wallace]

Yeah!! Let's not only make demos mandatory, let's have a minimum of fluency in Mandarin and 5 year contracts, with a top salary of 5,000 RMB and make working extra illegal,and at least a degree in English with either an (approved) CELTA or TEFL cert...see if the co.cky young pups sign up for this...They will! It's nice to know that Western society throws anti-sexism, ageism and racism everywhere, yet the youth seem to ignore it none the less.

[Anda]

Gee if they make Demos mandatory then people will exit to South Korea EPIK Program when it only costs about $400 Australian to get all the paperwork together to apply for a job.

"See if the co.cky young pups sign up for this...They will!" and do but not many these days!

APPLICATION
A. Required Documents
All applicants will be required to submit the following documents:
- A completed application form (including a passport size photo)
- A personal essay
- Personal medical assessment
- Official medical report
- Two recommendation letters
- Diplomas & original sealed transcripts
- Criminal record check
- Copy of passport photo page
- (If applicable) Copies of certification (teacher certificate, TESOL, etc)
- (If applicable) Proof of teaching/work experience
- Copy of citizenship or a copy of legal residence certificate (for Korean nationals)
- If English is not your first language (born in a non-English speaking country), then you must be
able to provide proof of English education beginning from junior high school level.