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Q: future outlook for china's teaching english industry in 10 years

What will be the outlook for future oral english teachers in china. And will there still be jobs and demand for us oral english teachers 10 years down the track.

11 years 23 weeks ago in Teaching & Learning - China

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Xpat.John

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My guess is that the future of oral English teachers will involve the phrase, "Would you like fries with that?"

Sorry, I know that was mean. But it was too funny not to post. :)

BHGAL:

off topic ...but oh well

agreed and crazy about the "fries" ... I recently cut and fried a potato in the wok.... wife and daughter said they were no good because they were not yellow like McDonald's .... they were kind of more like NY fries.... I guess .... I like them brown, even a few crispy.

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icnif77:

You must dry potato entirely, before you toss it in the pan (oil).

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