South Africa, a native speaker of English ?

Read the advert and it will bring to confusion:

Full Time Native English speakers

Positions available in Hat Yai, Songkhla Province for Native English speakers from the UK, USA, Australian, Newzeland, South Africa and Canadian for semester 2 of the 2007/08 Academic year, start dates between middle of October 07 – March 08 for all positions please contact olc_learning@yahoo.com

Many Thai school admistrators did not know that the wrold is changing, we talk about qualifications but not colour or passport holders.

Some said it is the parents' choice .They like to see the white colour skin shimmering in the hot sun. Others said that it is the immigration department did not change the rules and even some accuse that it is the MOE of Thailand that wanted the white skin because the officers can only meet the white who speak English.

Well, is SA a native speaker of English ? Read:

The most common language spoken at home by South Africans is Zulu (24 percent speak Zulu at home), followed by Xhosa (18 percent), and Afrikaans (13 percent). English is only the sixth-most common home language in the country, but is understood in most urban areas and is the dominant language in government and the media.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_South_Africa

Could someone kindly tell the right authority ?

โดย Dam

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