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Philip Pound
Founder EFL Magazine
Nicky Sekino
Hello Philip, A good friend of mine Mark has told me about you and your site. I like it because it is down to earth yet serious. I am a teacher of English. Mark has told me about your interests in the education campaign I have, which is for the better quality of English education and others. I name my association Drive for Quality Education of English. Nicky
09/07/2015
Philip Pound
Hi Nicky, Thanks for your good wishes. Iactually attended one of your training sessions at the ETJ event in Kanda last year. Mark told me about you. Sorry for my late reply. Philip
18/07/2015