Site Search:
 
Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today!
Teach English Abroad and Get Paid to see the World!
Job Discussion Forums Forum Index Job Discussion Forums
"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!"
 
 FAQFAQ   SearchSearch   MemberlistMemberlist   UsergroupsUsergroups   RegisterRegister 
 ProfileProfile   Log in to check your private messagesLog in to check your private messages   Log inLog in 

Wages are a joke
Goto page Previous  1, 2, 3
 
Post new topic   This topic is locked: you cannot edit posts or make replies.    Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> China (Job-related Posts Only)
View previous topic :: View next topic  
Author Message
Orrin



Joined: 02 Apr 2005
Posts: 206
Location: Zhuhai, China

PostPosted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 3:41 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

I guess that I could be considered a "geezer". I'm 62 yo, and have an income of about RMB10000/mo from my retirement. I recently accepted an appointment at a local college for a salary not-too-far-short of RMB20K/mo.

I am here in China (and have been for over 5 years), because I want to be. I'm here to do a job to the best of my ability. But, if an employer wants me to to that job, I'm going to demand proper compensation. I guess that's what's called "work ethic".

When I read posts about someone accepting a full-time uni job for 4K/mo because they want to be on a long-term "vacation", or because they have some other agenda (perhaps religious), I get angry. What do you think the quality of the teaching some "vacationer" or "backpacker" is going to be with that kind of attitude?

When those with those motives accept "peanut" paying positions (4000/mo. for full-time uni gig) it does nothing else than further run down the reputations of the rest of us as a group, and, at the same time drive down the pay scales.

Please people, pull your collective heads out of your collective butts and face reality!
Back to top
View user's profile Send private message Yahoo Messenger MSN Messenger
arioch36



Joined: 21 Jan 2003
Posts: 3589

PostPosted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 5:38 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

The anti-chriaitan paranoia at Dave's i scrap. I mean, I know if I post on Dave's I have to listen to it.. All the posters who claim they are so tolerant, not like "Born-again" christians, is so pathetically hypocritical. Unfortunately your ahte and bitterness inside makes it impossible to talk rationally about any subject that includes religion.

I believe in Jesus dying for my many many sins. I am also the highest paid teacher at my university.

So all of you people who get off hating christianity because it makes you feel superior are cowardly hypocrites, preferring to make blanket stereotypes to continue your lack of objectivity.
The guy Tang talked about who upped his salary to a much higher level, a far as I know in our talks, believes in God. I don't want to misrepresent him.

No, Patsy, I never said all older women are "patsies" sorry for the terrible pun. The toughest women in Zhengzhou, perhaps, an older Australian, solid believer, never accepted a low wage, and has started her own school. But I have seen many older women )my mon was one) who feel they must always say yes and do everything. why must you make it a church-thing

You know, I wouldn't think the anti-Christian extremists here at Dave's would be so bad, if I ever actually saw some of the things you are tlaking about. I have been in henan for seven years, you guy are full of it. One school I know relies on trying to get cheap help from Christians. One! You "tolerant guys who hate the intolerance of Christians" so intolerant. You are the ones pushing your views down people's throats. It can be seen here at Dave's in your hate-filled intolerant speech.

I have seen Christians who come here sometimes, sometimes accept lower wages then they should. Last year, a Masters from Scotland accepted 3,400 for 20 hours. he definitely had no interest in Christianity (but a heavy interest in drinking). Oh those Scots!

You know, if some one wans to do English corner, that is really up to them. if they do it because they feel they must to get the job, then that;s too bad. But if a person wants to do english corner, I don't think they are obligated to say no just top appease you. I would try to have it paid, personally.

Oh well, another thread that I will have to stay away from.

Why do you think so many of these "intolerant, push their view down your throats Jesus freaks" never are seen posting here? Because you are all so tolerant of people who don't hold the same opinions.

NOT!
Back to top
View user's profile Send private message
Orrin



Joined: 02 Apr 2005
Posts: 206
Location: Zhuhai, China

PostPosted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 10:44 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Well, that's interesting. I don't think I wrote, nor have I ever written, anything on this board, or any other ESL-retated board, that could even be remotely considered "anti-christian". A very interesting reaction though. Laughing
Back to top
View user's profile Send private message Yahoo Messenger MSN Messenger
patsy



Joined: 07 Oct 2004
Posts: 179
Location: china

PostPosted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 1:16 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

lol, geez, ok. welcome to Xining, Qinghai.
Back to top
View user's profile Send private message
Moon Over Parma



Joined: 20 May 2007
Posts: 819

PostPosted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 5:17 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

arioch36 wrote:
The anti-chriaitan paranoia at Dave's i scrap. I mean, I know if I post on Dave's I have to listen to it.. All the posters who claim they are so tolerant, not like "Born-again" christians, is so pathetically hypocritical. Unfortunately your ahte and bitterness inside makes it impossible to talk rationally about any subject that includes religion.



Who says religion is rational?

Quote:

Why do you think so many of these "intolerant, push their view down your throats Jesus freaks" never are seen posting here? Because you are all so tolerant of people who don't hold the same opinions.


Uh, because they are too busy knowingly engaging in criminal activities (by China's laws) and proselytizing? I mean, out themselves and they're gone.

I have a question for you. Since when are MISSIONARIES representative of all who believe in Christ?

It seems to me you're internalizing way too much about this and reading into bashing on criminals (which missionaries are in China) as a bash on an individual's right to believe (or not) in the concept of god, Christ, Yog Sothoth, etc.

Here's a shocker for you: even in China your right to believe in Christ is guaranteed by law. Now, preaching, organizing, and congregating: those are subject to approval and removal. However, what you do on your own, by yourself to practice this faith as a lone individual is your right.

It seems to me you're blurring the line between missionaries and christians. The two are not always synonymous.
Back to top
View user's profile Send private message Send e-mail
jeffinflorida



Joined: 22 Dec 2004
Posts: 2024
Location: "I'm too proud to beg and too lazy to work" Uncle Fester, The Addams Family season two

PostPosted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 5:52 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

2 teachers at the school I used to work are trying hard to convert one of my former students . She is in their class and we are friends and she tells me that they talk to her about god and jesus and all the crap.

I told her complain to the Party secretary at her school about these people and they will be gone but she is meek...

They dont let up - try to get her to pray with them and tell her to accept jesus and I am not sure what to do.

It upsets this student to the point where she doesn't want to go to their class anymore.
Back to top
View user's profile Send private message
arioch36



Joined: 21 Jan 2003
Posts: 3589

PostPosted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 6:33 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Continuing off the thread



Some people like to talk about God all the time

Some like to talk about Chinese girls' cute butts all the time

Some like to talk about Heavy Metal music all the time

If the classroom isn't the preaching place, then what's the point? people talk about what they want, you hang around them, or you leave.

If the classroom is the place, they all suck equally. Never personally in seven years know of the first happening, though I hear about it at Dave's a lot


I know an agnostic, believes very strongly in this, and is always belittling religion. Does this mean all agnostics are equally disrespectful of my beliefs? No, my best friend last year wasn't a believer. So What?

Jeff, I have no idea whether what this student is telling you is true or not. Students love to lie. Chinese love to get foreigners angry at each other. I will always be told on the bus or by a student, how I am better then so and so teacher, and how so and so laowai does such and such bad thing. I won't get caught up. "Well, if this teacher did something you think is wrong, I am the wrong person to tell, you should talk to your class leader, or teaching leader or Dean. You know the rules of China far better then I"
And guess what, when my back is turned, I wouldn't be surprised if they say the same to me. They will tell you exactly what you want to hear.
But why is the student telling you this? Really. Now if the teachers are trying to convert her in class, they suck as a teacher. I have many Christian laowai friends here in China, and none of them would condone this behaviour.
When are they doing this? When she comes to their house or goes shopping with them? Well then that is between them. If she doesn't like it, why does she hang out with them. I knew a Ft who was hitting on his students. And I guess I could make some crap generalization about all men who come to CHina, or all non-christians who come to China. Not my style.
A girl came and told me this. I said, why are you telling me? Don't go to his house, and don't go places with him. That's simple. If he has done something illegal, then report him or don't report him

I knew a non-religious Jew. Invited students to his house, a group of four would come over, get drunk (that I knew for sure) and rumours of else. Another teacher showed students porn, another was big into SciFi movies. If students came to my house, more likely then not do one of the three, eat, play card, or study the bible, because these are the things that I enjoy doing in my house. Obviously, I have my own judgment scaling of these activities
I also will give the CHinese the right to choose what they want to do. Occasionally boys who want to get drunk with me at my house, I tell them I'm not the right laowai, but if you want to do one of the above three, come on over.
But then I am an evil prosteltyzer who accepts low wages (the point of this thread, if anyone remembers) even though I am the highest paid at my college
Back to top
View user's profile Send private message
arioch36



Joined: 21 Jan 2003
Posts: 3589

PostPosted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 6:59 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

More off thread, but to respond

MOP

Quote:
I have a question for you. Since when are MISSIONARIES representative of all who believe in Christ?

Missionaries are not allowed in China. If they were, it could be public, and then people in China could make a rational Razz decision based on what they hear, and it wouldn't be behind closed doors.
Am I a missionary because I often talk about God to those willing to listen (I'll talk about anything, mind you, not just God)... outside the classroom.

Quote:
representative of all
is my point


Beck

Quote:
Don't lump all geezers together. There are many geezers teaching who have been in China for years and who have no golden parachute at home

All old people are not the same. Agree totally. Some or many do not keep the wage scale down. And there are others who accept low wages because they have outside support (retirement), and this bugs me

Beck
Quote:
The chuchies and various Jesus freaks who wash up on these shores are beneath my contempt
(we are all the same...okay, if Beck wants to hold me in contempt because I my beliefs (intolerance) that is in his power

BACK ON TOPIC

Patsy
Quote:
wow, you know the missionsairies have very high salaries, it's not that they are "depending on a higher power" for their living. Of course, this is the way they would say it, but they are compensated usually better than they could ever be working a good job in the states. Sometimes their esl salary is supplemented with the same amount by their supporters. AND every break is a nice , all expense paid trip to Thailand


Lots of truth here. I am a little jealous of these guys. Just like I am a little jealous of the retirees who come here. If I had waited 8 more years to come, I could be doubling my salary with retirment income

First problem, define missionary. But Patsy's jealousy or bitterness isn't the topic. The topic is are they accepting pathetically low wages? I know of very very few, And I call them on it. One groups staed doctrine is that their teacher must be paid fair market value. Another group "controls" ...wrong word ... "contracts" to supply let's say five teachers to a specific school. A school near me, they pulled all their teachers out, because wages and housing weren't good enough. The school managed to find replacements, but my point is that Patsy's point is shear bunk.
I do know some old people , some older ladies, some christians, and a lot of young kids who accept what I feel are substandard wages and benefits. The fact that most Christians supported from back home do this is totally unsupported. The "fact" that Christians accept lower wages, I can tell you personally , is a convenient myth
P.S. most of these groups also insist that their teachers have higher qualifications, take classes, do not allow them to have part time jobs and more. Also these groups are involved in many charity projects, and it is a career for many, hence the support from home goes to retiremnet, etc.
I am guessing

Assuming "missionary" means to Patsy receiving support from back home
Back to top
View user's profile Send private message
redpiston



Joined: 30 Sep 2007
Posts: 338

PostPosted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 9:35 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Quote:
Missionaries are not allowed in China


ELIC is a missionary organization that is approved to operate in China by the Chinese government....and they are also approved to work in schools.

Where did you get the idea that missionaries are not allowed in China.
Back to top
View user's profile Send private message
un



Joined: 09 Mar 2008
Posts: 670
Location: on-line china

PostPosted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 7:49 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Not to get off-off-Broadway...

.....................BUT...............

In an attempt to DIA-LOGUE...
...that is, to under-stand the mind-set/values of a fellow FT
...and to get a sense of what may be said by said-FT
to Chinese students...
...as long as the students ASK FIRST,
then it's PRC legal, yes?

So...the question is....
...as in a Role Play...
...as if it's coming from a Chinese student asking a sincere question...

Question refers to:
Quote:
I believe in Jesus dying for my many many sins.


So...the question remains/becomes...
(again, Role Playing as a CS...)

...Perhaps it would be more logical/grammatical to be re-worded as:
Quote:
I believe Jesus died for my many many sins.


Yes?
No?

He died before you were born.
When you were born, did you have sins that he needed to die for?
If you died when you were born, would you have gone to...Hades/Hell...?
Or...is it that all humans share the Original Sin...
Unsaved because not "washed in the Blood"?

Does that lead to the Born-again X'ian to attempt to explain to the CS
...the "Original Sin" Hypothesis?

Adam and Eve "disobeyed" and ate
the Fruit of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil"...
...and so...all humans inherit Original Sin...
...and need to be "washed in the Blood"?

Is that what CSs may be told by some of their Born-again X'ian teachers if/when they ask curious questions?

Again...this is NOT in the spirit of Theo-logical debilitating debate...
...but trying to understand the DIA-LOGUE between "BELIEVERS" and CSs
("Belief" suggests lack-of-Gnosis/Knowledge)

AND...very curious I am as to how the Chinese respond...
What Qs they ask the FTs?

AND...wondering about the FEAR factor...
Is that used often w.CSs?
As in...
*"If you don't BELIEVE, if you aren't washed-in-the-Blood, you'll be unsaved...and damned forever."

I'm wondering how CSs respond to such statements?
Or...how they respond to other statements
"Believing" X'ians may use w/CSs in China,
when the CSs ask them Qs
about Original Sin and Eternal Damnation etc.

No offense.

Thnx

God--is---LOVE
LOVE--is---God
Back to top
View user's profile Send private message
Moon Over Parma



Joined: 20 May 2007
Posts: 819

PostPosted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 8:16 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

arioch36 wrote:


If the classroom isn't the preaching place, then what's the point?



If you sling heroin on your downtime in China is that okay? If you do missionary work on your downtime while here under the guise of being a teacher then you are engaged in a criminal activity. It's that simple. If people refuse to see this fact then they disrespect the country they are teaching in, and its locals as well. If they are so innocent and good natured and sincere and doing "good" work then why aren't they trying to do this through legal channels? Oh, that's right. Practically none exist. When you are a contracted teacher and you live on the campus and are proselytizing to your students (even on off hours and in your home) you are engaged in criminal activities and you are violating just about every contract I've ever seen a university offer foreign teachers. You are also putting the safety, security and good will generated by law abiding teachers who do not proselytize at risk. You know how the stereotype ball rolls in China.

So, if someone is so selfish as to impose their religious views on others illegally in a country then they should go. End of story. Same would apply to teachers slinging horse, etc.

Quote:
people talk about what they want, you hang around them, or you leave.


Oh, I keep my distance. In fact, I have had to tell the churchies to f-off and never talk to me outside of a professional capacity just to maintain my distance. I shouldn't have to do that, but the more they push the envelope of their preaching and the more it is becoming apparent that students are going to turn on them I have learned that you remove yourself from any chance you get taken down in the wake of a shit storm. This is especially true when your only connection to it is that you're a foreign teacher and you teach English at the same school.

Quote:
If the classroom is the place, they all suck equally.


I agree. A classroom is not a pulpit for anything but the subject, and in my case it is English language and cultural classes that are diverse but unbiased.

Quote:
Never personally in seven years know of the first happening, though I hear about it at Dave's a lot


Never personally in seven years have I been mugged abroad, but that doesn't mean it isn't happening. I've met people who were not so lucky. I have some coworkers I suspect will depart China by force very soon, especially since they're headed to Yunnan for the summer to do a little preaching under the guise of teaching.


Quote:
I know an agnostic, believes very strongly in this, and is always belittling religion. Does this mean all agnostics are equally disrespectful of my beliefs? No, my best friend last year wasn't a believer. So What?


Again, you are blurring issues of faith with the criminal act (in China) of proselytizing. I have no issue with you since I don't know you, but I sincerely ask you how is it that you keep continuing to blur your right to personal adherence of faith with theological criminals who are violating China's laws by entering the country duplicitously under the banner of "teaching English," often doing so by any means necessary (which includes accepting the lowest wages on offer and thus driving income earning potential down for individuals who come here to teach in a legitimate capacity.

Quote:
Jeff, I have no idea whether what this student is telling you is true or not. Students love to lie.


So do missionaries who come here under the ruse of "teaching English" just so they can "convert" some "lost souls." Students also open up and get frank and honest to teachers who earn their trust.

Quote:
Chinese love to get foreigners angry at each other. I will always be told on the bus or by a student, how I am better then so and so teacher, and how so and so laowai does such and such bad thing. I won't get caught up. "Well, if this teacher did something you think is wrong, I am the wrong person to tell, you should talk to your class leader, or teaching leader or Dean. You know the rules of China far better then I"


What about the foreign teachers who witness these things from fellow FTs with their own two eyes? recently with my own two ears I heard hymns coming from the apartment of colleagues. Seated near their second floor window were students singing along. You tell me what's up. I sincerely doubt they were "gathering at the river."


Quote:
But why is the student telling you this? Really. Now if the teachers are trying to convert her in class, they suck as a teacher. I have many Christian laowai friends here in China, and none of them would condone this behaviour.


As do I, but all of them agree that the missionaries are wrong. One friend is turning our colleagues in when he's finished his finals. Two students are going with him to vouch for him.

Quote:
I knew a Ft who was hitting on his students. And I guess I could make some crap generalization about all men who come to CHina, or all non-christians who come to China. Not my style.


But you just did that about Chinese students.

Quote:
A girl came and told me this. I said, why are you telling me? Don't go to his house, and don't go places with him. That's simple. If he has done something illegal, then report him or don't report him


I agree.

Quote:
I knew a non-religious Jew. Invited students to his house, a group of four would come over, get drunk (that I knew for sure) and rumours of else.


Uh, what does their Judaism have to do with "get drunk" and "rumors of else????" If he was proselytizing then you'd have a point. However, singling out the fact they are a Jew for no reason is just plain odd. Once again you are blurring missionaries/people who proselytize religion with being one-in-the-same with all christians.

Quote:
Another teacher showed students porn,


That's pretty odd. However, were you there to see it, or were you listening to those "students" you refused to believe in a previous statement?

Quote:
another was big into SciFi movies.


Not a criminal act in China. I've never seen this included as a stipulation for job dismissal.

Quote:
If students came to my house, more likely then not do one of the three, eat, play card, or study the bible, because these are the things that I enjoy doing in my house. Obviously, I have my own judgment scaling of these activities


Obviously, with the third activity you are engaged in a criminal activity by Chinese standards. I'd also gamble that you're violating the terms of the contract of your employment. So, you are admitting you proselytize. Now I know why you continue to blur the actual argument: you are incapable of understanding that people take issue with people who come her e to "teach English" and only end up proselytizing. You lump your admitted proselytizing (see the quote above) with the personal faith of those of the numerous, law-abiding, non-proselytizing Christians living and working in China. It all makes perfect sense now. I can see why your paranoia is palpable. You are proselytizing yourself, by admission. You are afraid your smaller activities will get you into trouble yet you might not consider what you do as engaging in proselytizing.


Quote:
I also will give the CHinese the right to choose what they want to do. Occasionally boys who want to get drunk with me at my house, I tell them I'm not the right laowai, but if you want to do one of the above three, come on over.


You are not bending their arms, true. Good on you. However, you are saying, "I proselytize and if you want to get some then come on over."

Quote:
But then I am an evil prosteltyzer who accepts low wages (the point of this thread, if anyone remembers) even though I am the highest paid at my college


Taking your word at face value: yes, you are engaged in criminal activity in China as dictated by its national law(s). You are indeed proselytizing by your own admission. You are not accepting low wages. It's all clear now, vividly so. I may not respect your proselytizing but my hat's off to you for being honest about it.
Back to top
View user's profile Send private message Send e-mail
Moon Over Parma



Joined: 20 May 2007
Posts: 819

PostPosted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 8:25 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

redpiston wrote:

Where did you get the idea that missionaries are not allowed in China.


http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9C06EFD61031F934A1575BC0A9669C8B63

http://www.beverlylahayeinstitute.org/articledisplay.asp?id=767&department=BLI&categoryid=dotcommentary

http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=56660

http://china.notspecial.org/archives/2007/10/tough_times_for.html

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=56660

http://chinaaid.org/2007/07/10/ver-100-foreign-missionaries-expelled-by-chinese-government-secret-campaign/

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4158/is_20000825/ai_n14331311

http://chinarevival.blogspot.com/2007/07/inner-mongolia-christian-leaders.html

That group you mentioned are state-approved (and helps to back up claims that missionaries are helping to keep wages down). China has the right to religion written in its laws. it's how it's allowed to administer and how public activities are allowed to happen that it regulates.

At least they are legit. I can't argue that. So, why aren't the other groups following suit rather than violating China's laws and forcing themselves onto people after entering the country through duplicitous means.
Back to top
View user's profile Send private message Send e-mail
redpiston



Joined: 30 Sep 2007
Posts: 338

PostPosted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 12:39 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Quote:
That group you mentioned are state-approved (and helps to back up claims that missionaries are helping to keep wages down). China has the right to religion written in its laws. it's how it's allowed to administer and how public activities are allowed to happen that it regulates.


ELIC does it best to spread the word through class room instruction as well as holiday events. The generally use recent grads which have been known to be overzealous in the past. Often these groups are secretive and exclusive to a point of not letting outsiders (coworkers) into their group. The have pretty strict rules as to dating or movement outside the group. As far as expelling Christians, I did peruse the links (well a few once I saw that most were Christian pubs which I find less reliable than Chinese press) but could find no rule or law preventing missionaries or Christians from traveling into China. They are subsidized and yes, it does no one a service as to pay, but often these organizations that take on this task care little of the practicality of actions or the impact it has on non members.

The first thing that happens to a missionary in china is that they become a liar.

From the "Get Go" they have to falsely represent why they are here.

Now, tht may be against the rules and therefore, missionaries who are ejected may simple be sent packin due to a misrepresentation of the truth.
Back to top
View user's profile Send private message
Moon Over Parma



Joined: 20 May 2007
Posts: 819

PostPosted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 12:58 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

redpiston wrote:

From the "Get Go" they have to falsely represent why they are here.

Now, tht may be against the rules and therefore, missionaries who are ejected may simple be sent packin due to a misrepresentation of the truth.


In other words you used a round-a-bout way of backing up what I said.
http://www.crusadewatch.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=56&Itemid=112

Unless Uncle Government approves your org and you're here under the ruse of teaching while you covertly proselytize then you're engaged in criminal activities. If you don't believe me that it's illegal then kindly ask your local cop shop. By the way, "a misrepresentation of the truth," is doublespeak for, "an outright lie." Lying on visa applications and immigration paperwork is criminal, even in China.
Back to top
View user's profile Send private message Send e-mail
redpiston



Joined: 30 Sep 2007
Posts: 338

PostPosted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 1:57 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

I whole heartily agree with you...

Quote:
By the way, "a misrepresentation of the truth," is doublespeak for, "an outright lie." Lying on visa applications and immigration paperwork is criminal, even in China.



would be a lie told on the premise or basis of the truth...while I do think that English is their main focus, there is no doubt another agenda that conforms with their perceived call to witness.

Quote:
Seated near their second floor window were students singing along. You tell me what's up. I sincerely doubt they were "gathering at the river."


Religious songs in themselves are not witnessing or breaking the law.... they are often the subjects of bad Acid house disco remakes....


Quote:
One friend is turning our colleagues in when he's finished his finals.


A rat is a rat is a rat. This is unwise as it just brings down more sh#t on those who are not breaking the rules.... let the Chinese do their own cop work.


Quote:
Quote:
I knew a non-religious Jew. Invited students to his house, a group of four would come over, get drunk (that I knew for sure) and rumours of else.


Uh, what does their Judaism have to do with "get drunk" and "rumors of else????" If he was proselytizing then you'd have a point.


He likes his religion Dogma style....
Back to top
View user's profile Send private message
Display posts from previous:   
Post new topic   This topic is locked: you cannot edit posts or make replies.    Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> China (Job-related Posts Only) All times are GMT
Goto page Previous  1, 2, 3
Page 3 of 3

 
Jump to:  
You cannot post new topics in this forum
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
You cannot edit your posts in this forum
You cannot delete your posts in this forum
You cannot vote in polls in this forum


This page is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling.
Contact Dave's ESL Cafe
Copyright © 2018 Dave Sperling. All Rights Reserved.

Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group

Teaching Jobs in China
Teaching Jobs in China