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[hereticxxii]

I have been very busy lately, as I have agreed to teach 3 different English Camps for extra money.  Basically this involve one or two weekends and about $25 an hour.

I also started volunteering at an English Clinic.  This is a community center that offers free secular English lessons for poor Korean kids.  That is two hours every Friday night.

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[kimchi_and_me]

=D I've got photos. =)

[vajrabot]

>This is a community center that offers free secular English lessons for poor Korean kids.

Are there many non-secular English lessons?

>to help some students that dont even know thier ABC's. That last bit is a little shocking when you consider that all Korean begin studying English in 3rd grade.

It's easy enough to cram for a test in a language class and then forget everything you just learned because you don't ever use it. Or, as they would say in ancient Rome "Et... um... uh... um... something... um..."

[hereticxxii]

Yes, if you are too poor for privite tutoring, then free English lessons at a church is your only alternitive. Churchs use English as a means to convert people.