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exported_kiwi · Mon 11-Feb-08, 10:45 AM

Yeah, guess we've all taught illegally at one time or another. I was in Jilin, PRC in 05 and discovered that I'd been teaching illegally there for the whole time I was there because my employer had my passport and was only renewing it every month...maybe it was their way of controlling the teachers. As soon as I found out, I requested leave, got my passport and scarpered real damn quick with an American friend who was in the same boat. The PRC isn't the place to be doing illegal things!

Mon 11-Feb-08, 10:45 AM	#9 (permalink)
exported_kiwi Senior Member Join Date: May 2006 Nationality: Kiwi who's been exported! Occupation: Beer taster, hehehehehe! Location: Posts: 238	Re: tnx a lot Yeah, guess we've all taught illegally at one time or another. I was in Jilin, PRC in 05 and discovered that I'd been teaching illegally there for the whole time I was there because my employer had my passport and was only renewing it every month...maybe it was their way of controlling the teachers. As soon as I found out, I requested leave, got my passport and scarpered real damn quick with an American friend who was in the same boat. The PRC isn't the place to be doing illegal things! __________________ Think only of those things that can be done!