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Yo Farang - 2008-08-17
In response to Re: Some tips for newbies going overseas to teach ESL (rte33)

Don't reveal too much personal information in your resume.

Do not give your passport to anyone to keep it for you and if you ever lose your passport or have it stolen, contact your Embassy/Consulate right away.

Try to put some money aside (in the bank) in case of emergencies.

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Avoid cultural pitfalls when teaching abroad -- Chao -- 2008-08-10
Re: Avoid cultural pitfalls when teaching abroad -- checkered flag -- 2008-08-12
Some tips for newbies going overseas to teach ESL -- journeyman -- 2008-08-12
Re: Some tips for newbies going overseas to teach ESL -- phil -- 2008-08-14
Re: Some tips for newbies going overseas to teach ESL -- rte33 -- 2008-08-15
Re: Some tips for newbies going overseas to teach ESL -- Yo Farang -- 2008-08-17
Re: Some tips for newbies going overseas to teach ESL -- Laowai Chen -- 2008-08-12
Re: Some tips for newbies going overseas to teach ESL -- going places -- 2008-08-12
Re: Avoid cultural pitfalls when teaching abroad -- Gandhi -- 2008-08-12
Re: Avoid cultural pitfalls when teaching abroad -- afac -- 2008-08-11
Re: Avoid cultural pitfalls when teaching abroad -- Khan -- 2008-08-11
Re: Avoid cultural pitfalls when teaching abroad -- young -- 2008-08-11
Re: Avoid cultural pitfalls when teaching abroad -- Khan -- 2008-08-11
Re: Avoid cultural pitfalls when teaching abroad -- Shaanxi teacher -- 2008-08-12
Re: Avoid cultural pitfalls when teaching abroad -- Laowai Chen -- 2008-08-12
Re: Avoid cultural pitfalls when teaching abroad -- nix -- 2008-08-10
Re: Avoid cultural pitfalls when teaching abroad -- tips -- 2008-08-10
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