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Discussion Groups / ESL Teaching / September 200510 ESL Teachers needed immediately in China
*Working in China *One year contract from Sept.2005 or shorter periods negotiable *Free round trip flight tickets provided *Free accommodation provided *Free Mandarin language lessons *Competitive Salary based on education * Requirement: Education post Secondary Diploma(Min.) Email resume:fv_esl@hotmail.com Call 416-858-6921 Volunteers welcome >*Working in China >*One year contract from Sept.2005 or shorter periods negotiable [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >Call 416-858-6921 >Volunteers welcome So you don't mind if people want to work for you for no money? That's OK is it? > >*Working in China > >*One year contract from Sept.2005 or shorter periods negotiable [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > So you don't mind if people want to work for you for no money? That's > OK is it? Huh? DJ Cat, do you know something about this outfit that the rest of us working slobs should know? > > > *Working in China > > > *One year contract from Sept.2005 or shorter periods negotiable [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Huh? DJ Cat, do you know something about this outfit that the rest of > us working slobs should know? (Late reply - hope you pick this up) Not especially - I just bridle when I see commercial organisations playing on the desire of younger, newly-qualified (or not qualified at all) teachers to travel, and being willing to do it for nothing. China isn't a third-world nation - if these people want people to work for them they should pay the going rate. By the same token: "my house needs painting - volunteers welcome". DC > > > *Working in China > > > *One year contract from Sept.2005 or shorter periods negotiable [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Huh? DJ Cat, do you know something about this outfit that the rest of > us working slobs should know? (Late reply - hope you pick this up) Not especially - I just bridle when I see commercial organisations playing on the desire of younger, newly-qualified (or not qualified at all) teachers to travel, and being willing to do it for nothing. China isn't a third-world nation - if these people want people to work for them they should pay the going rate. By the same token: "my house needs painting - volunteers welcome". DC Late pickup! Thanks, DJ, but I've already done too much globe-trotting. My Grand Tour Abroad is almost over, if I save enough money this year and the next. The idea of going to China is terrifying and you will not find me out in the shops sizing Mao jackets any time soon. All I want right now is a one-way ticket back to the USA, a nice classroom in a community college somewhere on the East Coast, a convention here and there, a desk I have to share with four other slobs like me, and maybe a couple bucks every Saturday night...so I can go out, pound down a few Rolling Rocks and tell whoppers about what grand times I had "on the Continent." I'd shoot someone for a Rolling Rock right about now. I admire guys like you, though. > > > > *Working in China > > > > *One year contract from Sept.2005 or shorter periods negotiable [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > > DC Hi, Re. Wanting to teach ESL, but from the USA: How effective is the Internet as a remote teaching technique? In theory it seems you could teach remotely via video conferencing from anywhere to anywhere. This assumes some minimum level of computer power and connection speed on both ends. Do you know how much that is being done and what the limitations are? Thanks, Alan Cobb >Late pickup! > [quoted text clipped - 43 lines] >> >> DC |
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