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Q: how to find Farsi or English teaching or translator job

please help me i need your help if you know any website send me the name 

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bhiebuena:

Try TUTOROO. They are looking for more Farsi tutors and English tutors who can teach in-person and online. Just sign up and they will help you find your students by advertising your profile for free. You can set your hourly rate based on your qualification and experience. You can register your profile at https://www.tutoroo.co/signup-as-a-private-language-tutor

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Translator pays very well in China but you need to be fluent in Mandarin, both speaking/listening and reading/writing.

Also there are Chinese who can do it since they speak/write OK English.

RiriRiri:

Oh don't get me started on this

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