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Anyone interested in coming over to China and working as an ESL Teacher, let me know.

BTW: Watch this space for additional videos.

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(11-22-2012 07:57 PM)BadWolf Wrote:  KPOP

Anyone interested in coming over to China and working as an ESL Teacher, let me know.

BTW: Watch this space for additional videos.

How's the tolerance for guys in their 40's with girls in their 20's there?

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I'm 32 with a 23 yearold... I know my 'boss' and a part time guy here who are 40 and 45 and nailing girls much younger.

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(11-22-2012 09:15 PM)iknowexactly Wrote:  

(11-22-2012 07:57 PM)BadWolf Wrote:  KPOP

Anyone interested in coming over to China and working as an ESL Teacher, let me know.

BTW: Watch this space for additional videos.

How's the tolerance for guys in their 40's with girls in their 20's there?

You're good to go as long as you're white

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So you put a bunch of videos of hot asians while a yellow fever addict like me lives in a country with a minimal supply of asian babes to chase on...

Not cool man!

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Damn.

I'm coming home, Asia. Don't go anywhere.

I'm Here.

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

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Bad Wolf

What if you have a lot of credentials...various graduate science degrees etc. Are there opportunities to leverage those into something aside from ESL?

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(11-23-2012 09:37 AM)Menace Wrote:  Bad Wolf

What if you have a lot of credentials...various graduate science degrees etc. Are there opportunities to leverage those into something aside from ESL?

ooops sorry misunderstood the question. Um... its possible sure... you're asking the wrong guy about that though. Usually everyone starts in ESL and does all their groundwork from here. Some people get into EXPAT jobs but you have to get setup here first, if you go through a school to do it, they will arrange your work visa and give you a solid foundation to start with. On your weekends you could bounce around to different companies, hand out resumes and make contacts. I know a few people who did that in Nanjing and are making around 50,000 rmb/month. I don't know what they do out there though, just remember, you are competing with millions of people more qualified than yourself. The Chinese work force is simply insane. They have more people in my current city than half of Canada.

That being said, ESL extends into Japan, Vietnam, Korea....every country in the world where English is not the 1st language. You would probably have a better time, anywhere else trying to land a job. Lots of asian countries that can use a guy with science degrees... Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam...

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(11-22-2012 07:57 PM)BadWolf Wrote:  Anyone interested in coming over to China and working as an ESL Teacher, let me know.

BTW: Watch this space for additional videos.

Do you know if there are any opportunities for spanish teachers? I am not an english native speaker, although i do understand it very well (110 in TOEFL), but i would prefer to teach my native language (spanish).

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(11-25-2012 05:41 PM)king Wrote:  

(11-22-2012 07:57 PM)BadWolf Wrote:  Anyone interested in coming over to China and working as an ESL Teacher, let me know.

BTW: Watch this space for additional videos.

Do you know if there are any opportunities for spanish teachers? I am not an english native speaker, although i do understand it very well (110 in TOEFL), but i would prefer to teach my native language (spanish).

Send out some resumes, you never know. You might be able to work in Guangzhou or Shanghai doing trade or something?

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(11-23-2012 09:46 AM)BadWolf Wrote:  

(11-23-2012 09:37 AM)Menace Wrote:  Bad Wolf

What if you have a lot of credentials...various graduate science degrees etc. Are there opportunities to leverage those into something aside from ESL?

ooops sorry misunderstood the question. Um... its possible sure... you're asking the wrong guy about that though. Usually everyone starts in ESL and does all their groundwork from here. Some people get into EXPAT jobs but you have to get setup here first, if you go through a school to do it, they will arrange your work visa and give you a solid foundation to start with. On your weekends you could bounce around to different companies, hand out resumes and make contacts. I know a few people who did that in Nanjing and are making around 50,000 rmb/month. I don't know what they do out there though, just remember, you are competing with millions of people more qualified than yourself. The Chinese work force is simply insane. They have more people in my current city than half of Canada.

so they're getting set up as an ESL teacher and then networking their way into corporate jobs? That's a solid idea -for some reason it never occurred to me but that makes perfect sense.

I'm Here.

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

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I sort of thank/blame K-POP for my yellow fever.

Post: #14

badwolf how much chinese do you speak? if yes, can you speak to how it was learning it, how many characters can you read. how necessary is it to speak it. i have been looking into doing esl in china but the language seems really hard and i doubt my ability to be fluent in it. thanks for any thoughts

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(12-20-2012 09:51 PM)bacon Wrote:  badwolf how much chinese do you speak? if yes, can you speak to how it was learning it, how many characters can you read. how necessary is it to speak it. i have been looking into doing esl in china but the language seems really hard and i doubt my ability to be fluent in it. thanks for any thoughts

And you won't if you don't start by changing the way you think about it. For you to become fluent in a language, specially a language completely different from the ones you currently speak, you have to have a love and enjoyment for it before anything.

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no amount of loving it makes it not hard as fucking shit. you wont get fluent if you just do it in yoir free time.

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(11-22-2012 10:02 PM)houston Wrote:  

(11-22-2012 09:15 PM)iknowexactly Wrote:  

(11-22-2012 07:57 PM)BadWolf Wrote:  KPOP

Anyone interested in coming over to China and working as an ESL Teacher, let me know.

BTW: Watch this space for additional videos.

How's the tolerance for guys in their 40's with girls in their 20's there?

You're good to go as long as you're white

Confirmed

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After more than 3 years of silence this thread needs to be put back on the right track.

I propose any Asian girl who does not qualify for the "What does an asian 10 look like?" thread (but is higher than a 6) should go here.


Let me get it started with a properly embedded video.

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I don't know why he got banned. there are bunch of guys like him on travel section.

I agree it should be better for certain individuals to leave the states when an average american girl (5~6) isn't giving him a chance.

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I honestly skimmed the title of this thread as "Come get your asian fixed here."

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(01-14-2016 01:55 PM)iop890 Wrote:  

This thread is going to be the death of me.

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iop890 resurrecting dupe threads with dupe posts. You must love these girls.

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