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Date: 26th July 2007
My friend is an international model!
I miss you so much Cara, more than you could ever imagine! I am so happy that you are having such a great time. I can't wait to see all your pictures, because I know that you are taking a lot. Reading your blog is the best and I love reading about your adventures! Keep up the good work. I am sure that the kids are absolutely in love with you and look forward to all your lessons. I can't wait to see yours songs and dances in person. So will you have your modeling on your resume now? International Supermodel! Miss you and love you tons!
From Blog: Life in China!!
My friend is an international model!
I miss you so much Cara, more than you could ever imagine! I am so happy that you are having such a great time. I can't wait to see all your pictures, because I know that you are taking a lot. Reading your blog is the best and I love reading about your adventures! Keep up the good work. I am sure that the kids are absolutely in love with you and look forward to all your lessons. I can't wait to see yours songs and dances in person. So will you have your modeling on your resume now? International Supermodel! Miss you and love you tons!
From Blog: Life in China!!
Date: 26th July 2007
teaching in china
hey there! the school i am currently volunteering at is looking for full time teachers... they want me to stay and work there with pay but unfortunatly cannot stay. Its called Kid Castle. Its a franchise in China and Taiwan. Unfortunatly the site is in all chinese. But if you have any questions about it just ask away :) Some basic info: u work with kids age 2-12 teaching them phonics and pronounciataions. They have text books that u follow. You teach half the time, then a chinese/english teacher teaches the other half. Its pretty easy. We just hired a guy from the US (I'm also from the US). I wont keep blabbing on, but if you are interested please let me know :) ~Cara
From Blog: TEFL in China Summer 2007
teaching in china
hey there! the school i am currently volunteering at is looking for full time teachers... they want me to stay and work there with pay but unfortunatly cannot stay. Its called Kid Castle. Its a franchise in China and Taiwan. Unfortunatly the site is in all chinese. But if you have any questions about it just ask away :) Some basic info: u work with kids age 2-12 teaching them phonics and pronounciataions. They have text books that u follow. You teach half the time, then a chinese/english teacher teaches the other half. Its pretty easy. We just hired a guy from the US (I'm also from the US). I wont keep blabbing on, but if you are interested please let me know :) ~Cara
From Blog: TEFL in China Summer 2007
Date: 25th July 2007
pls share your process of getting the teaching job in china
hi! i am interested to teach in china too. i have researched online and i see various non-profit orgs arranging teaching opportunities but more of a "voluntary, no-pay, self-expenses' format. what i would like to do is teach, earn some money to sustain my expenses and travels around the region. any contacts or links or leads you can provide would be great and highly appreciated. many thanks for your sharing. here's wishing you a great time there!
From Blog: TEFL in China Summer 2007
pls share your process of getting the teaching job in china
hi! i am interested to teach in china too. i have researched online and i see various non-profit orgs arranging teaching opportunities but more of a "voluntary, no-pay, self-expenses' format. what i would like to do is teach, earn some money to sustain my expenses and travels around the region. any contacts or links or leads you can provide would be great and highly appreciated. many thanks for your sharing. here's wishing you a great time there!
From Blog: TEFL in China Summer 2007
Date: 15th March 2007
thanks :)
thanks for the kind msg :) ive been researching and posting on other travel blogs as well as here and have gotten alot more insight about teaching in China. i'm just hoping for the best!!
From Blog: TEFL in China Summer 2007
thanks :)
thanks for the kind msg :) ive been researching and posting on other travel blogs as well as here and have gotten alot more insight about teaching in China. i'm just hoping for the best!!
From Blog: TEFL in China Summer 2007
Date: 14th March 2007
dont be so nervous. generally our chinese are hospitable.i met a girl in tibet last year .she was from england and as a english teacher in china. she traveled to tibet alone.so i think you will do it.
From Blog: TEFL in China Summer 2007
dont be so nervous. generally our chinese are hospitable.i met a girl in tibet last year .she was from england and as a english teacher in china. she traveled to tibet alone.so i think you will do it.
From Blog: TEFL in China Summer 2007
Erin
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WOW
Cara- What can I say... I am so happy that you are living an unforgettable experience. Believe me, I know how frustruating teaching kids who aren't in the mood to listen can be... in the end, it all pays off. Who knows you may want to pursue a career teaching ( maybe with me in the same school j/k) By the way, i've never seen this travel blog thing and it is sweet. Sorry we haven't talked in a while. Life is getting crazy! Anywho, you'll have to call me when you get back in the states and teach me some Chinese! Well, I am so happy for you! I miss you! I think about you a lot and good old Elon stories. Keep in touch! LOVE YA!!!!! HAVE FUN AND STAY SAFE
From Blog: Life in China!!