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TexasHighway
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| Actually, I have a former student checking out job opportunities for me, so he can weed out the bad ones. |
It is nice that you have someone helping you but I want take the advice of a former student with a grain of salt. He undoubtedly is looking at the schools from a student's perspective. Some of the best-known universities in China are notorious in their crappy treatment of FTs. On the other hand, some of the lesser-known universities treat FTs with respect and are a joy to teach at. Just a word of caution.... |
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Jordean
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| Posted: Sun Jan 11, 2009 4:49 am Post subject: |
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| Couple of things to add. You PhD should get you an extra 500 or 1000 RMB per month salary at a public university. . |
Wow, how generous of them. I was thinking of completing a PhD just for the extra 500 - 1000RMB a month. |
Don' t count on this... |
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bradley
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| Posted: Sun Jan 11, 2009 9:00 am Post subject: |
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| I'm very happy with my university position as are many of my colleagues. The turnover rate is very low. However, there are so many universities here in need of teachers. And a lot of them are hard to find info about I'm afraid. |
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