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Category: Teaching in China

Finally, an Assignment and Train Adventure!

Finally, an Assignment and Train Adventure!

Posted on August 31, 2010March 2, 2019 by Amanda R

So long before we ever came to China, we requested to go to Yangzhou, a prefect on the Hunan/Guangxi boarder and only three hours from Guilin. During the school assignments, though, we found out that for some reason Yangzhou was not taking and new foreign teachers. We were hearing rumors from problems with the government Read More

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Orientation/Training at Buckland College (with a side trip to the government hospital)

Orientation/Training at Buckland College (with a side trip to the government hospital)

Posted on August 30, 2010March 2, 2019 by Amanda R

Seth and I both had to take the TESOL training at Buckland to be qualified to teach English as a second/foreign language in a Chinese school. Only makes sense. The only problem is that usual TESOL training is 120 hours. Buckland has managed to pull enough strings to condense the traning down into 40 hours Read More

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