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defender · 16th December 2007, 00:10

I'd have to agree. I'd also add that most of my new co-workers who I've chatted with were female and nearly all said that they would really love to try working abroad themselves. I can't see the problem at all - Khru seems like the sort of person who likes to think she's top of the tree

16th December 2007, 00:10	#56 (permalink)
defender defender is not sweaty yet king of ling Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 14,667 vCash: 6225 Rep Power: 502	Re: Becoming a 'real' teacher in England I'd have to agree. I'd also add that most of my new co-workers who I've chatted with were female and nearly all said that they would really love to try working abroad themselves. I can't see the problem at all - Khru seems like the sort of person who likes to think she's top of the tree __________________ Excuse me for not taking this seriously .....