TC Hater, or whatever your online name is, a warning provides supporting evidence of experiences with the center or the company. Without that you only get a "crappy trashing" which may disencourage posters or readers. Furthermore, it'll probably take readers, that are interested in teaching positions, to another site or the public sector which some here seemingly hope for. Unarguably, the primary, secondary and tertiary public schools on mainland offer more employers that're better connected with the authorities than the small training centers are. So, crap on the small one as the larger, a more dangerous one, has more to offer in a sesne of "opportunities".

As i said and as the facts prove that the public sector lacks greatly in providing locals with the subject of English language as well as it lacks supporting its staff to carry it out. Its poor approach to academic materials and support suggest that the professionals aren't really professionals or that they are well controlled by the powers. No wonder FTs are asked "to create" because they can't follow the local English and/or how to teach it. Hard to imagine where the millions of students tuition fees have been going, but they surely have created opportunities for locals.

Finally, the right way is the right way and that may only come with appropriate placements of students, and then with suitable care during their learning process. This can only be achieved without any interferance from the powers that know little about the subject or even the field. Understandably, they are scared to death to have outsiders show them how it's done and to have their new generation looking up to someone else then them.

Cheers and beers