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clark.w.griswald
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This thread is going nowhere.
Let's go back to your original post bruniasty.
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| Just because someone is not born in any of English speaking countries, that doesn't mean that this person does not qualify to teach English. An individual who proves fluency in English is able to secure working permits even if he or she is non-native. |
The simple fact is that non-native speakers of English have no place teaching English in Taiwan.
If you want to come here and teach then by all means come and teach your native tongue whatever that may be and let native English speakers teach the language that is their native tongue.
This is the opinion of the government here in Taiwan, most of the legitimate schools, and most certainly the bulk of the fee paying students. |
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