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    May 3, 2007, 12:52 PM
    Typing, esl teaching, italian-english translations.
    I'm an English teacher living in Italy. Most of my experience is in teaching children. I can translate (correctly) from Italian to English. I did secretarial college, so I can type well.
    I would really like to find a way of working from home on-line.
    Could anyone suggest a non-saturated source of on-line work that pays correctly?
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    May 3, 2007, 01:38 PM
    Do some research work on-line to find the suitable medium for you. I am sure you will find many websites and when you answer their criteria, you will find one that is suitable for you.

    If I wanted something like this, I would go on line and research as no one knows better then yourself what to look for.
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