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[Robyn in China]

Hello, I worked at AIPUSEN English Training Institute in Guangzhou China until 2013. When I first arrived, as it was my first job abroad, I felt taken care of and looked after. They take care of all medical, police and visa hassles and make sure you are comfortable and aware of your new environment. I got to teach different levels- kindergarten, primary and middle school which kept things interesting and fun and never boring. I was given teaching materials and master lesson plans to work from to plan my own daily lessons to cater to my students likes, wants and needs. I was also assigned a local teaching assistant that helped me in each class with demonstrations, class control, and communication between parents. My teaching assistant was always willing to help me in my personal affairs as well- for example if I was lost I would call her to translate for me or if I needed to buy something she would tell me where to get it. Best of all AIPUSEN always pays on time!

I definitely recommend AIPUSEN to anyone. If you are just starting your teaching career or looking for a change.

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Happy teaching.

Robyn Adefowokan
North Vancouver, Canada
[email protected]

[choudoufu]

thanks for that unsolicited, and surely unbiased, spam.

so, uh, robyn, did you recently leave your job as a manager
at that there langwidge mill?