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Q: Does your company make you do mandatory training for teaching?

If so how often do you have to attend training every month? My company does have training, but I'm never apart of it...I've been to another company that had training once a week so four times a month!

13 years 15 weeks ago in  Teaching & Learning - China

 
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Potty training?

Lord knows, there are many who actually need it here....

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No, never! My CO says, am gifted!

 

U? are you 'apart' OR 'a part'?

A....dit: My company does have training, but I'm never apart of it......

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No, why. You are supposed to be an expert to be employed in China.

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yes, why?

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