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Tue 18-Dec-07, 02:38 PM
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| Wannabe Guru  Join Date: Sep 2007 Occupation: School Owner Location: 
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 | Re: Chinese teaching English...acceptable? are you a native speaker? If so I don't think you should have too much trouble finding a job, yes they do prefer blue eyed blond hair types but there aren't so many around
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Thu 17-Jan-08, 09:00 AM
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| ESL Rookie  Join Date: Jan 2008 Nationality: Australian Occupation: English Teacher / Director Location: 
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| Re: Chinese teaching English...acceptable? In Japan, they tend to hire "Native English Teachers". If you were born in Australia (or moved there at a very young age) and lived in Australia your whole life, then you're a native English speaker. Unfortunately, not all companies in Japan see it that way ! If you choose Japan, you'll need to apply to a few companies hiring within Australia - Nova used to be the big one - but they're gone now... next is AEON and GEOS - you see their ads in the Australian newspapers every week... If they reject you - and unfortunately I'm guessing they will - your next bet is to get a working holiday visa and go to Japan jobless and start searching ! You'll have a much better chance with some of the smaller, privately run schools which are everywhere. Don't give up... Do it !!...you'll love it...and It'll change your lilfe !! 
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