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Gregorio
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 Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2005 6:25 pm Post subject: Summer work |
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This is a little bit premature, but I am looking to teach in Turkey next summer. I am enrolled in a Masters of Education program (initial licensure track) for the fall, with a Graduate Assistantship. The assistantship ends in May and I need to find work for the summer, before returning to class in September '06.
Is it possible to get hired just for the summer months in Turkey? I have a TEFL certificate, also. Is it difficult to find accomodation for just 3 months?
Any leads would be appreciated. Thank you. |
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| Yes to both questions but it would be just for pocket money. |
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molly farquharson
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| it is not impossible to find accommodation, but most schools are slow in the summer. You might look into a kids' camp or something like that-- Robert College has one. |
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Gregorio
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| Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2005 10:05 pm Post subject: |
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| it is not impossible to find accommodation |
I don't mean "free" accomodation, I just mean a place to either sublease or rent. |
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dmb
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| There are a few summer camps here(i know of one in Antalya and in Bursa) but as 31 said it is pocket money. If you are in in Istanbul a friend of mine runs a hostel that does long and short term. pm me for details |
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