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philipjames
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 Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 6:20 am Post subject: Where can I 'post' my resume for Middle East jobs? |
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Hello, I am very interested in transferring my teaching career from Korea to the Middle East. Rather than apply for one job after another on the internet, can anyone recommend a good site where I can post my resume.
Thank you in advance,
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scot47
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philipjames
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Must say, I chuckled after clicking on your link. I've already posted there. Can you recommend another site?
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veiledsentiments
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Personally I wouldn't post my CV anywhere. None of the decent employers troll through these websites... only the bottom feeders, recruiters and scammers. If you want a decent job in the Middle East, you need at least a BA + CELTA + 3 or more years of related experience. (conversation schools don't count) If you want a good job, you need an MA and 3+ years of related experience. All of the good employers are direct hire and you have to apply to them... usually on their websites.
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Stephen Jones
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| This site, tefl.com and guardian.co.uk are the three to leave your CV on. Most replies will be jobs you don't want, but there are reasonable employers and recruiters that do look at the resumes. |
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philipjames
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| Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 3:21 am Post subject: |
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| Thank you. |
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