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Wed 29-Mar-06, 08:09 PM
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| Administrator   Join Date: May 2005 Nationality: American Occupation: Teacher Location: 
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 | Non-native English speakers in China Yes they do. You would need a TEFL certificate and very good fluency however. Chinese schools realise that there are many good English teachers out there who are not necessarily native English speakers.
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Wed 29-Mar-06, 09:15 PM
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| ESL Addict   Join Date: Aug 2005 Nationality: American Occupation: General Manager www.MilestoneGC.com Location: 
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 | True gfell is right, but also see the "Hope VS Reailty" thread I posted here. Can you? Yes. Will it be easy? No. The whole "Hope vs. Reality" thread is aimed directly to answer this exact question. Don't lose hope though - no one is saying you can't, but it is going to be a LOT more difficult and a LOT harder for you.
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