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malu
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| They are certainly very good at concealing their periodic efficiency drives. |
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englishgibson
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| Recommendation letters. Just reading this again after a glance weeks ago. Recommendation/ release letters have been "officially needed for a slong as I remember, though I was only asked once to get it. That was a FAO new at the jov who was trying to follow the rules. In past years you would never need it when teaching in a new province, just when switching within the province. I do know the SAFEA makes periodic attempts to be more efficient |
no...release letters have...recommandation letters've just come out, and they've got a slightly different role than the release letter have had...for the sake of all, please do not confuse the issue here...but yes it's been a common practice to disregard the rules/regulations in china, isn't it? they only come to haunt you, when they want to 
now, and with all due respect to you, feel comfy to work in a country that calls on all its clueless employers to recommand their foreign experts to others
cheers and beers to all FTs that care  |
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