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fromtheuk · Joined: 31 Mar 2007

Today I signed a new contract, and the Principal didn't change it at all.

In fact he was totally disinterested in the whole process, which is just how I wanted it to be.

My co-teacher stamped each page of the contract, using the school stamp.

After all that stress, the new contract contains nothing extra at all.

Life is quite nice at the moment. Laughing

yeremy · Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2008 3:55 am Post subject: Good for you.

Congratulations. Y

fromtheuk · Joined: 31 Mar 2007

Thank you. I am quite glad to be in full-time employment, despite whatever minor complaints I may have.

fromtheuk · Joined: 31 Mar 2007

My co-teacher said next year we will teach 24 hrs of regular class instead of 22 hrs, like now.

Would you change schools because of that, or stay put?

I suppose 20 days vacation helps. Smile

fromtheuk · Joined: 31 Mar 2007

I like my school facilities e.g. teaching equipment, flush toilets etc.

I have had a nightmare over the last year dealing with an awful co-teacher.

But if she changes in March, to a fairly normal person, I'd consider staying on if they want me because.............

I like the Homeplus near my apartment, I like my apartment, and the subway is right near where I live.

If the school agreed to one demand, to not interfere with my lesson plans, I would tell them I'd stay.

I know the honeymoon at a new school would be good, because my current colleagues dislike me.

What would you do?

Ramen · Joined: 15 Apr 2008

What would I do? I'd do a runner and go back home. Razz

it's full of stars · Joined: 26 Dec 2007

I'm not a psychologist (nor do I play one on a TV series), but, I wonder who exactly is suffering from Stockholm syndrome at FTUK's school.

fromtheuk · Joined: 31 Mar 2007

Nice one! I'm a bit lazy, but a year is a long time and if the next co-teacher is another scumbelina I would kick myself. Laughing

wesharris · Joined: 10 Oct 2008

From the UK.
I am going to find you.
Hunt you down.
And force you to eat enough pork, bacon, and sausage.
That never again will you say. I just talked with my coteacher.
=--=
Wes

fromtheuk · Joined: 31 Mar 2007

Newbies are so aggressive. C'mon then tough guy, I'm ready for you.

If you ever find me, I'll make sure I have a printed copy of all of my threads on this forum ready, to make you read them again and again and............ Laughing

cruisemonkey · Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 11:42 pm Post subject:

Don't feed this idiot-stick troll. Look at the dates of his last few posts and you'll see he's resurecting his own, old thread.

fromtheuk · Joined: 31 Mar 2007

Excuse me! I was told off by the mods ages ago for starting too many new threads. Therefore, I am 'resurrecting' old threads which are relevant to my posts.

Duhhhh! Laughing

sobriquet · Joined: 16 Feb 2007 Location: Nakatomi Plaza

^ What did they say to you?

fromtheuk · Joined: 31 Mar 2007

The mods - They just said don't keep starting lots of threads when my comments could be stated on threads I had already started.

So to repeat the question........... Laughing

I like my school facilities e.g. teaching equipment, flush toilets etc.

I have had a nightmare over the last year dealing with an awful co-teacher.

But if she changes in March, to a fairly normal person, I'd consider staying on if they want me because.............

I like the Homeplus near my apartment, I like my apartment, and the subway is right near where I live.

If the school agreed to one demand, to not interfere with my lesson plans, I would tell them I'd stay.

I know the honeymoon at a new school would be good, because my current colleagues dislike me.

What would you do?

I'm no Picasso · Joined: 28 Oct 2008