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No Moss
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 Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2004 4:50 am Post subject: Tijuana teaching |
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Hi, I'm an American teaching English in China. I have an unrelated degree, a TESOL Cert, and about four years of experience teaching now. I know Tijuana isn't well thought of, but I kind of like the good restaurants and the proximity to San Diego. My question is--can I make a living there? I'm an older guy, but in excellent health with plenty of energy. I'm also a serious teacher, or at least I can say I'm serious about teaching! Any replies would be greatly appreciated.
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No Moss
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| Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2004 6:09 am Post subject: I also speak Spanish. |
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| I should also say that I speak some Spanish (about 3000 words, I guess.) |
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moonraven
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| Tijuana has a fair number of language schools, if you're interested in that kind of work. Harmon Hall is there. I have indicated pluses and minuses of working for HH on previous threads, so will not repeat those here. |
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