well, it looks like there're many schools looking for teachers, although they've got some difficulties explaining what their actual academic programs are. some private schools want you to tailor make lessons which'll make you the actual "writer" that does not get paid (for writing) and some schools offer your copies of some materials they've gathered from others before. then, there're schools/centers relactant to tell you what they've got in a sense of academic product as if they had some hot cakes in their offices there...what they often have is a pasted and copied version of something they don't actually know. for job seekers for teaching posts, it sucks when they are in front of their decisions to sign up with the place without knowing what they'll have to do through out their demanding one year agreement with employers that know little about teaching english.

cheers and beers to the job postings that offer so much in a sense of duties we'll have to carry out in our classrooms on mainland