Scott Sommers in Taiwan has a very interesting collection of postings on the issue of English Teachers as Migrants over at his Taiwan Blog. While the issues covered in the postings vary and I don’t have time to give my own take on everything here, I found lots of fascinating little tidbits. One of the postings has statistics showing that Canadian teachers outnumber American teachers, and there is a third large group of teachers: South Africans (17.66%) with South Africans being the largest single group in Taipei county. I have noted a similar prominence of Australian teachers in Japan (though I have no statistics on hand) and on the bullet train yesterday, I noticed that all the English announcements were done by an Australian.
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“SCOTT”, that’s with 2 t’s.
Doh! Sorry about that ScotT! Fixed it…
KML
It’s still in the title – ha,ha,ha. I don’t know what it is about my name’ everyone gets it wrong.
It’s still in the title – ha,ha,ha. I don’t know what it is about my name. Everyone gets it wrong.
Sorry about that. I didn’t refresh my browser, so I couldn’t see your correction.