[kooker] [Fwd: Job Offer: Teach ESL in Korea Now!!!!!]

[JD Runyan]

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Tracy R Reed wrote:
| On Mon, Mar 08, 2004 at 03:39:38PM -0800, John Oliver spake thusly:
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|>I'm not trying to crap on anyone's parade here... sure, it absolutely
|>could be a legit offer.  If you know the person who sent it, or if you
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| I would think it would be hard to find people willing to go to Korea for a
| whole year and maybe that is why they are so leniant in who can apply.
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My Sister in law, and her husband went to eastern Europe on this sort of
thing. She was an English teacher, and taught english literature, and he
was an MBA. He taught finance and business in english only classrooms.
Often times these teachers are there, because they speak english
perfectly, and the students don't. They don't often don't want people
who know the native language.


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