The publication notes that the interest of the Mongols in the Russian language existed during the Soviet era and revived in the 2000-ies, when came to power, President Nambar Enkhbayar, who studied in the Literary Institute named after Gorky. With its filing in the country there were private kindergartens and schools with teachers, and teachers — native speakers of the Russian language, has increased the demand for Russian-speaking Tutors.

Popular teachers with good pronunciation and correct speech. The most popular specialty — the teacher of initial classes, mathematics, Russian language and literature. Knowledge of Mongolian is not necessary because lessons are conducted exclusively in Russian. Teaching language is sometimes begins with three years.

Average salary of a teacher in Ulan-Ude — 15-25 thousand rubles. In the Mongolian kindergarten Russians earn two thousand mnt per month (about 70 thousand rubles), in schools — about four thousand mnt (140 thousand). Some employers provide dormitories and visa support. An added bonus is the respect of the Mongolian parents and children to teachers. The newspaper points out that the country has "a huge cult teacher," this profession is considered very prestigious. Among the disadvantages of working in Mongolia is not good ecology, traffic jams and language barrier.

According to the publication, on returning home, teachers often do not want to return to the Russian education system, become demanding employers reject bureaucratic principles. Those who fail to adapt to Russian realities, leaving again to another country to work.