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ESP Foundation/international House Ulaanbaatar

Academic English IELTS preparation teacher needed, Mongolia

Mongolia,  Ulaanbaatar

This advert was posted on: Monday, October 31, 2005

ESPF requires a highly qualified & experienced native teacher of English preferably an Australian to coordinate & teach Academic & IELTS examination preparation courses 30 Jan to 11 Aug 06 Salary US$1,000 per month after tax Accommodation & airfares provided Contact director saranchimeg@magicnet.mn

ESP Foundation/international House Ulaanbaatar

Central post office box 840
Ulaanbaatar
210613
Mongolia

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