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veiledsentiments
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Depending on your interpretation of the term... who told?
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WeetBixKid
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When I was in Iran, the local English teachers were hardly paid enough to survive, and many still lived at home. The wage was about 1 - 2 Australian dollars an hour.
I'm not sure how easy it would be to get a working VISA there either. However, I would highly recommend Iran as a great place to visit anyway  |
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veiledsentiments
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A liveable wage (and work visas) for expat teachers ended with the revolution. 
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