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Q: If you are a teacher in China, in what kind of school do you teach?

The gist of the question is as follows.  What are the advantages and disadvantages of being a foreign teacher in a university here?  In a middle school or junior middle school?  In a primary school?  Or in a language mill?  If you have already finished your teaching career in China, and you had to do it again, what would be different?  What was great?  What was awful?

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Currently, I am working full time in Training Center. Few months temp job, I hope. I am aiming toward Public School in new semester.

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Public Uni for a 2nd year now...best option im my opinion...minimum hours, lots and lots of vacation...could double your pay if you work PT and still have free time left. Suits me well!

I don't plan to live in any Western country anytime soon wink

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