> Anyway, even though I try to use (and encourage the use 
> of) correct
> language even when it's not my native language, I've 
> learned to separate
> job performance (or any kind of non-language performance) 
> from language
> skills in a specific language.

In this instance I suspect that the writer IS a 
native-Australian (aka English) speaker but poorly educated 
and that they are trying to write an ad that should have 
been dealt with by a more qualified person.


        Russell

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