Anonymous (ord1ib01.generalgrowth.com - 216.52.133.15)
| | Posted on Wednesday, November 15, 2006 - 4:04 pm: | |
I've been nominated to teach English in a university in Central Asia or Asia. I had hoped to be placed in China or Mongolia, and the recruiter indicated that indeed, there are more open positions in "Asia" than "Central Asia." I'm wondering what, if any leverage I may have to be placed in China/Mongolia/Thailand/Philippines rather than Central Asia. I understand that geographic placement is not as important as the assignment itself, but I still think I would rather be in Asia, having lived there before. Any advice? |