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Hen - 02 Mar 2005 17:09 GMT

Hi! I am a qualfied and very experienced teacher of English as a
foreign language. I am looking for an exciting new teaching position
with (if possible) additional responsibilities in management and
personnel. I will be available to work from May 2005 and wondered if
anyone out there could suggest suitable places to apply to. I have
worked in Brazil, Thailand and Nepal as well as London. I speak French
and Portuguese and have advanced IT skills. I am a registered examiner
with Edexcel and am currently studying part time at the Open University.

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John Ramsay - 03 Mar 2005 08:57 GMT

> Hi! I am a qualfied and very experienced teacher of English as a
> foreign language. I am looking for an exciting new teaching position
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> and Portuguese and have advanced IT skills. I am a registered examiner
> with Edexcel and am currently studying part time at the Open University.

Do a web search for > ESL Cafe jobs <

Positions all around the world are advertised daily.

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CyberCypher - 03 Mar 2005 09:21 GMT

John Ramsay wrote on 03 Mar 2005:

>> Hi! I am a qualfied and very experienced teacher of English as a
>> foreign language. I am looking for an exciting new teaching
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>
> Positions all around the world are advertised daily.

Yeah, and if I knew of any "exciting new teaching position" anywhere,
I'd apply for it myself. But after 4 years of management and personnel
responsibilities in Tokyo and 2 years of personnel responsibilities
here in Taiwan, I can say that I love the lack of administrative
responsibilities in my present university teaching job. All I do is
teach. That gives me time for the rest of my life.

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Hen - 04 Mar 2005 15:10 GMT

OK, thank you, that's interesting. Do you know if there are places
where you can do EAP qualifications?

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CyberCypher - 05 Mar 2005 00:52 GMT

Hen wrote on 04 Mar 2005:

> OK, thank you, that's interesting. Do you know if there are places
> where you can do EAP qualifications?

Noope. Didn't even know what it meant till I googled it.

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Hen - 04 Mar 2005 15:11 GMT

Yes, thank you. I have done that. They have a lot of places don't they?
Can't say I've ever followed up on any of them.

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