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Re: opinions please??
Originally Posted by JLFS
(Post 8486789)
Dont you start Jo................
I feel bad enough having the come on from another bloke, not to mention the little wink he gave me............................:lol: Oi ya cheeky git - im a bloody woman :frown: - n dont flatter yaself hunibun :p |
Re: opinions please??
Originally Posted by Sam Greenfield
(Post 8486794)
Oi ya cheeky git - im a bloody woman :frown: - n dont flatter yaself hunibun :p
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Re: opinions please??
Originally Posted by JLFS
(Post 8486811)
I thought you were a man, and you thought I was a woman.:rofl:
Maybe the forum should have little symbols or summat so that we know who we can wink at who we ought not to LOL :rofl::rofl::rofl: jo xxx |
Re: opinions please??
Originally Posted by JLFS
(Post 8486811)
I thought you were a man, and you thought I was a woman.:rofl:
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Re: opinions please??
Originally Posted by jojojojojo
(Post 8486816)
Maybe the forum should have little symbols or summat so that we know who we can wink at who we ought not to LOL :rofl::rofl::rofl:
jo xxx It is all very confusing a bit like a Little Britain type of situation. I am very touchy about these things because when I lived in the UK I was somtimes called JOSIE LOUISE when some folks had to read my name out, much to the amusement of the general public. :o |
Re: opinions please??
Originally Posted by Sam Greenfield
(Post 8486822)
No - i knew you were a man ;) chick :lol: :p
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Re: opinions please??
Originally Posted by Lushdaddy
(Post 8486834)
Where it says 'SENIOR MEMBER' you can change it. JLFS could change his to 'male member' just to make sure men don't wink at him in the future you understand.;)
Thank you for the suggestion, I am sure that you meant well, but I dont think I will follow your advice on this occasion. I have a feeling that if I put MALE MEMBER, the word member could be taken to mean todger, instead of "participant"..:D I really dont think that it would be suitable on a public forum...............:rofl::rofl::rofl: |
Re: opinions please??
Well Lushdaddy, you have deleted your post too late, as I have already quoted you...........:D
I dont know why you deleted it, I think it is very witty. |
Re: opinions please??
Originally Posted by JLFS
(Post 8486845)
Thank you for the suggestion, I am sure that you meant well, but I dont think I will follow your advice on this occasion.
I have a feeling that if I put MALE MEMBER, the word member could be taken to mean todger, instead of "participant"..:D I really dont think that it would be suitable on a public forum...............:rofl::rofl::rofl: |
Re: opinions please??
Originally Posted by Sam Greenfield
(Post 8486660)
When you find that out JoJo could you please enclose a link on here as id be very interested to see how they word this aswell - thank you xxx
Originally Posted by jojojojojo
(Post 8486680)
True, altho very often its the predicted income that the initial investment will make thats used. If it looks like a good investment in the medium/long term or whatever then the banks will invest. Altho the credit crunch has burnt the banks a tad (lol), they are beginning to try again!!???????????
I'm not having a lot of luck finding any job vacancies - I found one in Spanish obviously! From what I can see there is no mention of serious academic qualifications???????? http://www.trabajar.com/oferta-emple...malaga-288442o it doesn't say how much though |
Re: opinions please??
Originally Posted by lynnxa
(Post 8487431)
they're advertising for a teacher partner so I guess that's hint that some investment bu the teacher is required
it doesn't say how much though They ask for 120.000€. |
Re: opinions please??
Originally Posted by rachelk
(Post 8487845)
The ad I saw says they are not now, and at no time in the future will be, employing teachers who are not socios.
They ask for 120.000€. It does make me dubious - I can sort of see both sides - if you've invested you might work harder to make it a success - but in all honesty where would most teachers get that sort of money in any case? it's clearly a fee-paying school of some description- whether it's concertado or totally private is unclear if it's totally private I guess they can employ anyone they like - I know of at least one head teacher in a private school here who has no teaching quals - & neither do some of the teaching staff just the fact that it's new would be enough to make me think twice - until it's more established I've seen more than one school close down around here |
Re: opinions please??
Originally Posted by lynnxa
(Post 8488046)
I haven't seen that ad - it seems rather a lot doesn't it?
It does make me dubious - I can sort of see both sides - if you've invested you might work harder to make it a success - but in all honesty where would most teachers get that sort of money in any case? it's clearly a fee-paying school of some description- whether it's concertado or totally private is unclear if it's totally private I guess they can employ anyone they like - I know of at least one head teacher in a private school here who has no teaching quals - & neither do some of the teaching staff just the fact that it's new would be enough to make me think twice - until it's more established I've seen more than one school close down around here Jo xxx |
Re: opinions please??
Originally Posted by jojojojojo
(Post 8488084)
There are fees. 450€ ish a term, 10% discount for siblings and an even bigger discount if the childs parents work in the Technology Park! I dont think that includes the offspring of the "ladies" that stand by the entrance in fish net stockings tho, so I'll give up on that idea!!!!!!!!! :rofl:
Jo xxx |
Re: opinions please??
Hmm, so 450 per term, and they're looking, they say, for 500 students. Over three terms that's 675000€. Divided between their 25 teachers that's 27000 per year - assuming no other outgoings.
Of course there's no loan to pay off on the building because the 25 teachers have that covered between them. |
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