I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.
-Mark Twain
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Law school this year, but I recently taught English in China. A uni grad with a B.Sc. (Bio, French), former Parliamentary tour guide (Ottawa, Canada), and a survivor of Lille (France).
Time to Read?
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Going to China...
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Going to Ottawa...
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Going to France...
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Going to China...
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Going to Ottawa...
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2 comments:
My favourite Mark Twain saying is "When I was 14 I thought my father was the dumbest person on the planet. When I was 21 I was amazed at how much he had learned in 7 years".
Good to see you will be employed for the summer. If you grad are you planning on switching jobs in the fall or staying on at the one you're at?
The job is just for the summer, as it's mainly helping students find summer jobs. Technically for the job I'm in, I have the intention of returning to full time studies in the fall.
But they've got a 'bridging program' where within 18 months I can somehow join Service Canada for a trial run. Basically it would set me up to work in the office as a possible full time for life job. But I don't think that's what I want (yet at least).
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