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UpScope
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One does not necessarily need a tesol cert to teach in Vietnam. One does not necessarily need a roof over their head either....... but it sure makes for a good night's sleep.
Oh, and to get a work permit you MUST have one. Thus to legally work in VN, you need one. |
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norbdemn
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[quote="laconic"][quote="UpScope"]Anywhere;defined as any place that actually seeks to improve the level of English speaking competence rather than uphold,maintain and promote a perception of care.[/quote]
Great explanation!....You are the man, US! |
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ChuckECheese
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[quote="norbdemn"]
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| Anywhere;defined as any place that actually seeks to improve the level of English speaking competence rather than uphold,maintain and promote a perception of care. |
Great explanation!....You are the man, US! |
Huh?  |
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