Re: Teaching English Abroad
Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 8:19 pm
is there facebook in korea and china?
tuffteef wrote:is there facebook in korea and china?
Korea yes. In China you would have to go through a proxy or run a VPN.
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Re: Teaching English Abroad
Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 8:25 pm
Korea yes. In China you would have to go through a proxy or run a VPN.
Re: Teaching English Abroad
Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 8:25 pm
damn son fuck that
Re: Teaching English Abroad
Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2011 3:21 am
unownunown wrote:maz91379 wrote:I've thought this or volunteering for the peace corps after college but idk if i could do it/ go through with it.
my cousin's friend did that. she was the last person you'd expect to, too. she came back an entirely different person. it's a truly life changing experience. i don't know if i could ever do it, though
I want to do this too. Shit, I just realized it might be in a position to do it really soon. This is probably a serious option if I don't go back to school next fall.
I want to go to like Tibet or Cambodia or some place way out there, be like Lord Jim, except not die.
Re: Teaching English Abroad
Posted: Fri Feb 04, 2011 12:30 am
so can we hold the next ILF meetup in south korea?
Re: Teaching English Abroad
Posted: Fri Feb 04, 2011 12:43 am
In most asian countries i really doubt i could stop fucking little yellow girls long enough to actually teach english.
Re: Teaching English Abroad
Posted: Fri Feb 04, 2011 1:00 am
maz91379 wrote:Yes let's do that. This site has a bunch of good info. http://www.teachkoreatips.com/
Good site. Thanks! Next ILF meetup should most definitely be in South Korea. How many people are planning on doing this now?
Re: Teaching English Abroad
Posted: Fri Feb 04, 2011 2:13 am
you could teach english in australia to immigants
3 floors of my uni building is teaching english with some other company
its all decorated like a kindergarden for some reason and they all sit in a circle on the floor
whenever the lift stops there i stare into the glass room waiting for the doors to close as they burn me with strange looks
3 floors of my uni building is teaching english with some other company
its all decorated like a kindergarden for some reason and they all sit in a circle on the floor
whenever the lift stops there i stare into the glass room waiting for the doors to close as they burn me with strange looks
Re: Teaching English Abroad
Posted: Fri Feb 04, 2011 5:35 am
maz91379 wrote:But then I don't get to live in a far off land away from my parents and i don't get to experience another country and junk.
everyone else i meant
not you we had enough of you
Re: Teaching English Abroad
Posted: Fri Feb 04, 2011 3:23 pm
maz91379 wrote:But then I don't get to live in a far off land away from my parents and i don't get to experience another country and junk.
There are so many different ways to read this, all based on various definitions of the word "junk."
maz91379 wrote:But then I don't get to live in a far off land away from my parents and i don't get to experience another country and various indiscriminate things.
maz91379 wrote:But then I don't get to live in a far off land away from my parents and i don't get to experience another country and Chinese ships.
maz91379 wrote:But then I don't get to live in a far off land away from my parents and i don't get to experience another country and trash.
maz91379 wrote:But then I don't get to live in a far off land away from my parents and i don't get to experience another country and penises and scrotum.
maz91379 wrote:But then I don't get to live in a far off land away from my parents and i don't get to experience another country and heroin.
You need to pay attention to these things if you're going to be teaching English
