Making extra money

mancunian Contributor

Member since 11 August 2010

mancunianContributor07 May 2013 22:11:12

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Dear expats,

Is there any expats wives or partners who speak fluent English and want to earn a good salary by teaching part-time English for young learners at a private school, a very good package offered.
No experience required as training will be provided.

Please PM me for more details.

Thank you.

Christine ViP

Member since 29 September 2008

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ChristineViP08 May 2013 13:51:11

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Hi mancunian,

> you should post your ad with more details in the jobs in Libya section.

Thank you.

riyazhaq New member

Member since 14 May 2013

riyazhaqNew member25 May 2013 10:20:05

hi,
I'am looking for a job in libya.I have excellent english communication skills both oral and written.Please suggest me accordingly.

chsubhan Member

Member since 14 March 2012

chsubhanMember25 May 2013 11:20:57

Hello this is Subhan Muhammad belong From Pakistan. Currently i am

working in Travel & tours office in Ommer Mukhtar Street, i am

Interesting to teach children part or full time.聽聽

My contact is 91-677-6804

mancunian Contributor

Member since 11 August 2010

mancunianContributor22 July 2013 11:13:49

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Thanks to everyone responded and just to let you know that we are still looking for more candidates to join our team of teachers in Tripoli.
If interested, please PM me with your details and CV if possible.

Maximilien ViP

Member since 20 June 2013

MaximilienViP23 July 2013 09:44:41

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Hi mancunian,

Have you tried to post your ad in the jobs in Libya section ?

Thank you

Maximilien
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officeboy Serial expat

Member since 11 March 2010

officeboySerial expat24 July 2013 12:27:22

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This is one of the main reasons Libyans fail to qualify for visas, they believe they are being taught English, but when it comes to sitting the exam they realise that the level they achieve falls way below the level required to allow them to continue to study in the UK
If you are offering a very good package, please, for the sake of the students, choose qualified, native speaking, English Teachers.

Gernademan Serial expat

Member since 30 October 2010

GernademanSerial expat24 July 2013 12:40:01

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officeboy wrote:
This is one of the main reasons Libyans fail to qualify for visas, they believe they are being taught English, but when it comes to sitting the exam they realise that the level they achieve falls way below the level required to allow them to continue to study in the UK
If you are offering a very good package, please, for the sake of the students, choose qualified, native speaking, English Teachers.