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So I'm getting a job teaching kids. they emailed me and i can't understand the meaning of "paid by you" in the below sentence.



• you have (or will do) a mandatory Vulnerable Service Sector Police check. This costs $65. Our company will do all of the paperwork IF you reside in our town. The balance is paid by you in training hours (4.5 hours @ $14/hr)



Does it mean that I have to pay the $65 and then they will pay me back?
P.S. They have a 4.5 hours training so i could shadow a teacher.










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  • Whoever the balance is paid by is the one who pays, right? You should be able to work it out from there.

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So I'm getting a job teaching kids. they emailed me and i can't understand the meaning of "paid by you" in the below sentence.



• you have (or will do) a mandatory Vulnerable Service Sector Police check. This costs $65. Our company will do all of the paperwork IF you reside in our town. The balance is paid by you in training hours (4.5 hours @ $14/hr)



Does it mean that I have to pay the $65 and then they will pay me back?
P.S. They have a 4.5 hours training so i could shadow a teacher.










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So I'm getting a job teaching kids. they emailed me and i can't understand the meaning of "paid by you" in the below sentence.



• you have (or will do) a mandatory Vulnerable Service Sector Police check. This costs $65. Our company will do all of the paperwork IF you reside in our town. The balance is paid by you in training hours (4.5 hours @ $14/hr)



Does it mean that I have to pay the $65 and then they will pay me back?
P.S. They have a 4.5 hours training so i could shadow a teacher.










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So I'm getting a job teaching kids. they emailed me and i can't understand the meaning of "paid by you" in the below sentence.



• you have (or will do) a mandatory Vulnerable Service Sector Police check. This costs $65. Our company will do all of the paperwork IF you reside in our town. The balance is paid by you in training hours (4.5 hours @ $14/hr)



Does it mean that I have to pay the $65 and then they will pay me back?
P.S. They have a 4.5 hours training so i could shadow a teacher.







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  • Whoever the balance is paid by is the one who pays, right? You should be able to work it out from there.

    – Robusto
    5 mins ago





















  • Whoever the balance is paid by is the one who pays, right? You should be able to work it out from there.

    – Robusto
    5 mins ago



















Whoever the balance is paid by is the one who pays, right? You should be able to work it out from there.

– Robusto
5 mins ago







Whoever the balance is paid by is the one who pays, right? You should be able to work it out from there.

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