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jammish
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| Yes saint, and then there are the people teaching stuff like EAP, which is just as credible a job as being a 'proper' teacher... |
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Stephen Jones
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| Right, but Canada does have the whole "working holiday" thing set up with quite a few countries. |
The working holiday is a Commonwealth arrangement.
One reason for the large number of Canadians abroad may be an oversupply of graduates. Not only is the proportion of Canadians going to university high, but Canadian immigration encourages large numbers of foreign graduates even though there is no chance of them getting a job in their own field. |
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