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dance2dabeat
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Originally posted by Frenchina
EDIT: Kelly I think you would be great for something like that. You should really check into it.


Thanks hun...I am looking into it for sure...

keep it coming guys..anything u know is greatly appreciated :D
dance2dabeat
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Originally posted by Adamo
my cousin is currently teaching english in Taiwan and is having a great time. I think hes on his 2nd or 3rd year of doing it. He loves the all nighters at the bar and going home at 7am.



haha that is sweeeeeet
Frenchina
The only , "I guess negative" thing that people say is getting to adapt to it. Like being away from home, the people, getting around. But to me that is normal and would happen with anyone going to a different country.

I asked a friend of mine and she said that these are some good sites, if you havent already checked them out.

http://www.oxfordseminars.com/Pages...&num=212&page=1

http://www.teachinternational.com/

http://www.teflonline.com/?gclid=CJ...CFSZBSAodFnLazA
LiANG
I know a few friends who did this after finishing high school, so I don't think you need a university degree to get hired.
Frenchina
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Originally posted by LiANG
I know a few friends who did this after finishing high school, so I don't think you need a university degree to get hired.


Really? I didn't know that. Everyone I know has a Uni. degree. Sorry, I just thought that was automatically needed.
dance2dabeat
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Originally posted by LiANG
I know a few friends who did this after finishing high school, so I don't think you need a university degree to get hired.


definately not...my friends who are in china dont have university degrees

I still need to talk to them and get more info as well
raveed
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Originally posted by FunkyGroove
we need Kelly to be back in one piece and with all the valuables intack too :p


thats racist:eek:
Tudo Beleza
I am going to teach english in japan in the fall. I am going through on the JET program. If you are interested in Japan then it is a great program. Though you will probably end up in the country side like me. I will be in Hokkaido, the northern island in Japan.

I have not heard great things about Korea, it is not really well run and like people have said many come back early because of the experience they have. China is also the same. Though I have heard good things about Japan and Taiwan.

If you do decide on Japan I can help you, as I did a lot of research on it, before accepting JET.
dance2dabeat
^^^

thank you very much...

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add me to msn so we can chat
[NFC]Wave
Whatever you do, don't go through NOVA. Bad bad company with a disasterous reputation.

FunkyGroove
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Originally posted by raveed
thats racist:eek:


hun, i'm almost russian, i know what i'm talking about :)
nusty
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Originally posted by LiANG
I know a few friends who did this after finishing high school, so I don't think you need a university degree to get hired.


In Japan you do need one, to do it legally.

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Originally posted by [NFC]Wave
Whatever you do, don't go through NOVA. Bad bad company with a disasterous reputation.

I've heard the same thing but they take almost anyone so if you need a way to get there they will most likely take you. I put it as my last pick but also as my last chance back up option if the other fell through.

I'm leaving for Toyko in September.
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