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DrunkenMaster
Joined: 04 Feb 2008
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| One teacher was fired because she kept calling in 'sick' on Mondays. What the school didn't know was that she was taking students home for nooners. Some of the Monday absences were because she was home in bed with a married student. If the rumors were true, the guys going home for nooners were not the same guys who were getting their cultural sensitivity training on Mondays. |
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Bubbabait
Joined: 25 Nov 2009
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| Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2009 3:07 am Post subject: I'm interested |
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| My wife and I are leaving China after an almost completely wonderful seven and a half years. The government of China is suddenly enforcing its longstanding 'no teacher over 60 years of age' rule. I wonder if anyone has insight into the attitude of this school toward geezers such as we. Thanks to anyone taking time to reply. |
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Emark
Joined: 10 May 2007
Location: duh, Korea?
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In 2012, the campus located in Seongnam was closed. A new facility has been opened south of Icheon; 70+minute bus ride south of Seoul.
The new facility provides many foreign languages to all divisions of the Korean military; army, sp. forces, airforce, navy…
The new name of the school is called KDLI. Korea Defence Language Institute. At this post, most of the ESL teachers there have been there less than a year. There are 8+ foreigners employed as language instructors (Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Arabic, French, German, Spanish) and 12 foreigners teaching English.
KDLI also teaches foreign military personal Korean language too.
I'm just posting this to begin making the connection with it's past. |
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