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Re: Teaching in Ireland

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asha nartus

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Date Posted: 06:16:22 02/13/02 Wed
In reply to: E 's message, "Re: Teaching in Ireland" on 20:06:37 12/15/01 Sat

To Whom it May Concern,

I'm momentarily looking for a teaching job as an English teacher or as an art teacher.
I've had more or less a one and a half year experience teaching kindergarten kids and teenagers and have found it quite rewarding so far.

I am available at the moment to move from Brussels, Belgium - in case there is a position open.

My last teaching job was in Ningbo, China and I have just come back and willing to experience a new culture.

Hope to receive a reply soon.

Asha nartus

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