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Is there life after teaching overseas?
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Have you ever asked yourself what job you might get after going home? Do you fear whether your overseas teaching experience will be considered worthwhile by future employers? How about for those of us married to people of other nationalities? Do you wonder how your foreign spouse will endure the culture shock of living in a new country? We’ll explore these questions and more as we talk to Jeff in Canada via Skype. Jeff worked in Korea for several years, and then returned home with his Korean wife in tow. How’s life going for them? Find out!
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