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unsung
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 Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2005 5:05 pm Post subject: Should I just bite the bullet and take a job at NOVA... |
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So.....I am looking for a part tine job in OSAKA.
Some people turned me on to Nova because they have good hours for people looking for a part time job. On the other hand I have heard a lot of wicked things about NOVA, particularily the NOVA in OSAKA. Do you think the NOVA in OSAKA is bad enough to nix even a part time job? |
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bucko2004
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| The bad things you hear are mostly myth. I've worked for Nova twice, and at 4 or 5 different schools and I've had no problem. So, yes, you should "bite the bullet" because you'll probably enjoy it. |
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PAULH
Joined: 28 Jan 2003
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Location: Western Japan
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| Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2005 2:05 pm Post subject: Re: Should I just bite the bullet and take a job at NOVA... |
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| unsung wrote: |
So.....I am looking for a part tine job in OSAKA.
Some people turned me on to Nova because they have good hours for people looking for a part time job. On the other hand I have heard a lot of wicked things about NOVA, particularly the NOVA in OSAKA. Do you think the NOVA in OSAKA is bad enough to nix even a part time job? |
If you think a job is bad, it will be. A teaching job is whatever you make of it and if you think NOVA is evil before you have even worked there you will be miserable. As for the myths, misery loves company and no one ever writes the positive stuff, like the great students.
If you dont like the sound of it, don't sign the frigging contract!! Plenty of other fish in the sea.
http://www.vocaro.com/trevor/japan/nova/level_up.html |
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