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Peter Brumley has worked as an elementary school English teacher for Interac Co. Ltd in Hitachi-Naka, Ibaraki, Japan since April 2013. His manager, Andrew Cheng, writes that Peter has developed his teaching skills and relationships with students and teachers over the past year. Cheng also notes that Peter wishes to continue improving his teaching abilities by enrolling in a new program. Cheng recommends Peter and is available to answer any other questions.
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