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Anonymous  +  347678 Fri, 06 Apr 07 03:44 AM
Hello. I will be graduating from Law School in May and I am interested in teaching legal english in Asia this September in Korea, Taiwan or Japan. I am native speaker, and I am currently living in the United States. I have some experience tutoring ESL at the University level. I am just wondering if anybody knows of any positions available for legal english teaching jobs or if anyone could offer any advice about getting this kind of work in Asia. Thanks.
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