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I find this topic very interesting in my current situation.As of two years ago I began teaching English in China.I am forty two years old now and am a born and raised Canadian. My wife is Filipina from Cebu. Quite often I look for teaching positions that may be available in Philippines, for the aforementioned reason, my wife. Unfortunately, it seems many Filipinos view themselves as “native” speakers of English and there is no desire to hire people such as myself. Although I have met many Filipinos that excel in English,both orally and written, in my opinion it is not the majority of the populous. In Canada we refer to Philippines as the only asian, English speaking country. Does that equate to being native speakers of English is the question. I would have to say it’s close in some areas but alas the answer would be no. Should it be a requirement to teach English as a second language, I would say the answer is also no. There are some extremely talented and hardworking Filipino teachers doing just that. I believe it comes down to what goals do the students wish to achieve. However just as I would only wish to learn Visayan or Tagalog from a Filipino because of their native sense of the language, I think the same can be said about English. Some schools wish to have lessons include English culture be it,American,Canadian ,English or Australian. Again this is where a truly native speaker of the said countries would be preferred.

Best regards to all, Peter

P.S. I miss Lechon Baboy.

Well, good luck with everything!