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sushikurva
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 Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2008 12:25 pm Post subject: Teaching hours: 45 or 60 minutes? |
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sushikurva
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UpScope
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| I don't know of too many schools that teach 40 min classes. Most seem to be a full hour, but yes, Jerry is right. That is th break down. |
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deessell2
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Most schools in Hanoi have classes that run for an hour and a half, two hours or four hours. You are only paid for your contact time. Some schools have a flat rate per hour and others are calculated on your post teaching certification experience.
There are also hourly rate supplements for teaching offsite, IELTS, Business English etc. |
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