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journeyman - 2008-08-12

In response to Avoid cultural pitfalls when teaching abroad (Chao)

Everything that can go wrong could go wrong: lost luggage, lost passport, unknown/unexpected health condition, no furnished apartment and no apartment at all. Make sure to have enough money to return to your home country.

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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

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