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Travel Forum / Destinations / Asia / May 2008English Teachers of all ages needed to teach in Asia
English teachers are in high demand in South East Asia. Employeers of Asian countries pay forigen teachers larger salaries and look after their staff. http://www.cambodialanguagecorps.com http://www.thailandlanguagecorps.com http://www.vietnamlanguagecorps.com On May 21, 7:45 am, Languagecorps Cambodia <inderpal.vir...@gmail.com> wrote: > English teachers are in high demand in South East Asia. > Employeers of Asian countries pay forigen teachers larger salaries and > look after their staff. Why don't you hire some of the teachers that Nova sacked in Japan last year? Cheers, George W Russell Bangalore In article <7190cd1b-13dd-46b1-bedb-db8b6538c766 @w8g2000prd.googlegroups.com>, grusl says... > Cheers, > George W Russell > Bangalore By the way George, you are permanently living in Bangalore? Have been only once there in 1992, and would not choose that place for living. I've heard that Bangalore has become even worse since then.  SignatureAlfred Molon http://www.molon.de - Photos of Asia, Africa and Europe > In article <7190cd1b-13dd-46b1-bedb-db8b6538c766 > @w8g2000prd.googlegroups.com>, grusl says... > > By the way George, you are permanently living in Bangalore? Have been > only once there in 1992, and would not choose that place for living. > I've heard that Bangalore has become even worse since then. Yes I am. I try to go where the work is and India is fairly newsworthy at the moment. Bangalore has some infrastructure issues - the roads and traffic are crap - but the weather is great, the people are friendly, the food is good, officials don't bother me and I live in a nice duplex. That's more than I can say for most places I've lived. Cheers, George W Russell Bangalore "grusl" <grusl@hotma_nospam_il.usual> kirjoitti viestissä:g11ort$7ei$1@registered.motzarella.org... >> In article <7190cd1b-13dd-46b1-bedb-db8b6538c766 >> @w8g2000prd.googlegroups.com>, grusl says... [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > food is good, officials don't bother me and I live in a nice duplex. > That's more than I can say for most places I've lived. What about cow manure? Do you find it time to time on your soles? Isn't it steamy hot down there? > "grusl" <grusl@hotma_nospam_il.usual> kirjoitti > viestissä:g11ort$7e...@registered.motzarella.org... [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > What about cow manure? Do you find it time to time on your soles? Isn't it > steamy hot down there?- Hide quoted text - Not too many cows in the city compared with other cities, if you're really interested. Some temple cows, and Nestle has a dairy farm. They don't bother me. Bangalore has one of the best climates in Asia .... 1000 metres above sea level. Cheers, George W Russell Bangalore In article <9ef3f5a0-2daa-4d49-8bf9- af1088b7888d@u12g2000prd.googlegroups.com>, grusl says... > Not too many cows in the city compared with other cities, if you're > really interested. Some temple cows, and Nestle has a dairy farm. They > don't bother me. Bangalore has one of the best climates in Asia .... > 1000 metres above sea level. The sun must be very strong, right? I've been told that the traffic is terrible, people needing two hours by car to cover short distances. How clean is Bangalore? And by the way, are there big modern shopping malls? In 2004 I visited one of the first modern shopping malls in India near Delhi. SignatureAlfred Molon http://www.molon.de - Photos of Asia, Africa and Europe > In article <9ef3f5a0-2daa-4d49-8bf9- > af1088b7888d@u12g2000prd.googlegroups.com>, grusl says... [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > And by the way, are there big modern shopping malls? In 2004 I visited > one of the first modern shopping malls in India near Delhi. The sun seems less strong than, say, Singapore or Sydney. I try not to be outside in the middle of the day, but sometimes it's unavoidable. Mornings are cool, even now, just before the monsoon. Yes, the traffic is terrible because the roads were never designed to take so many vehicles but driving times are also unpredictable. Bangalore has a population of nearly 7 million; 25 years ago it was 2 million. The new airport, which allegedly opens tomorrow night, was 100 minutes away in a test run I did last Wednesday (the current airport is only 20 minutes from my place). Unfortunately, shopping malls are coming to Bangalore, too. They're not huge complexes like in China - yet - but I still don't like them. Cheers, George W Russell Bangalore > Unfortunately, shopping malls are coming to Bangalore, too. They're not > huge complexes like in China - yet - but I still don't like them. They've been in Bombay for some time but people don't like them for anything but meeting people and eating. A couple of the big ones closed last year. They don't seem to fit the Indian lifestyle terribly well, possibly because hand tailored clothes are really cheap, designer labels don't matter there if you're over about 35 years old and buying groceries is still a social occasion rather than a fight to get to the check-out. SignatureWilliam Black I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Barbeques on fire by the chalets past the castle headland I watched the gift shops glitter in the darkness off the Newborough gate All these moments will be lost in time, like icecream on the beach Time for tea. >> Unfortunately, shopping malls are coming to Bangalore, too. They're not >> huge complexes like in China - yet - but I still don't like them. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > matter there if you're over about 35 years old and buying groceries is > still a social occasion rather than a fight to get to the check-out. Supermarkets seem to be popular - but Bangalore has a higher proportion of single people not living with their families than many Indian cities. (I rarely go to the supermarket without having a conversation - usually with a local matriarch about price or inventory). What I can't fathom is the single-brand stores: large glitzy shops devoted to Reebok, Adidas, Rockport or whatever. Cheers, George W Russell Bangalore |
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