I have found it is likely you will try two or three applicants, before you settle long-term for one (or two). 16.I always insist upon English language proficiency-at least 4 (out of 5).

Both of the partners need to know each other's goals, intentions, and communicate fluently...as a measure of security and comfort, me and my partner wrote up a "partnership contract", where we stated what eachother will bring to the table, what each of us is responsible for and all of the financial, returns and work responsibilities we each get.

PM me or call me if you'd like and I can explain in plain, understandable English. :)

I have found it is likely you will try two or three applicants, before you settle long-term for one (or two). 16.I always insist upon English language proficiency-at least 4 (out of 5).

Just plain folk these days.I teach English in the Korean public school.  

The problem is with the other crews he wants to use for the roof and painting, he is dealing with and they dont speak English, so I dont know how to control the situation...  

I do recommend finishing with a degree.I live in Korea and teach English here because I have a degree.  

The vast majority of the volunteers are English teachers like myself, and have limited financial resources.

should i start even if i don't speak english at a high level (because i don't want to lose time) or should i take english courses before i start?

I have found it is likely you will try two or three applicants, before you settle long-term for one (or two). 16.I always insist upon English language proficiency-at least 4 (out of 5).