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andrew_gz
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"well, i am working for Buckland at the moment and i cant recommend them highly enough. "
The pay is 4000? |
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andrew_gz
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| Posted: Thu May 26, 2005 5:12 am Post subject: |
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duplicate, sorry...
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yamahuh
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What I want to know is...where are the Buckland teachers on this forum who have been with his organization for two years plus? If he/it is so great...why are the only Buckland supporters on this forum either short timers, or more laughably, not even employed through him?
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Hey Sinobear, I know of at least one teacher here in my sleepy little town who has been working for Buckland for almost two years at the same middle school. She is a retired school teacher from North Bay and she has NOTHING but good things to say about the organization. One of the other teachers that was here worked for them for 6 months before returning home, but also had nothing but positive experiences with them. His decision to leave was due to the realization that he wasn't 'cut out' for teaching and had nothing to do with Buckland. I dunno, if I was looking for work through a recruiter I'd definitely consider Buckland. |
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