Quick question for those of you who have used Search in the past. Do you typically apply for a position by sending a message through Search, or apply separately and mention in your cover letter that you are registered with Search?

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If you have maintained your health insurance in Canada or maintained any other significant ties like an address (CRA also lists bank account drivers license etc) you are expected to file a return. If you changed your address to your current non-Canadian address with revenue Canada, you may qualify as non-resident for tax purposes. I would call them and clarify.

When UWCSEA is discussed on this forum, the workload is often mentioned. I'm curious as to what a "heavy workload" actually means here. Does it mean that the days are packed with little downtime, does it mean you will be working until 8 pm everyday, or does it just mean you will be taking on a lot of extracurricular's. Can anyone with experience or who knows someone who has worked there describe what a standard work-day at UWCSEA would be like? Also, how does this workload compare to other upper tier schools in Asia/SE Asia? I personally am quite happy to work very hard while at work and coach a team/run a club/help students with hw probs etc, but still like to go home early enough that I can either spend time with friends/family or do some form of recreation other than work a couple times a week. Thanks!