This poster is strongly in favour of private businesses offering educational services.

Not strongly in favour, no. I just see no problem with private academies so long as their focus is education not profit. As is the school I work for now and the schools I have worked for in the past (with the exception of EF, which I have reviewed badly, but honestly).

Good private schools that specialise in ESL teaching can be much better than state schools, for reasons I have stated over and over again that you have ignored over and over again. I shan't waste my time repeating myself when you have no intention of enlightening yourself!

She has never asked the system question, and she won't.

What exactly is this system question, you keep banging on about Turnoi? There is no

one

question, the subject of ESL teaching is multi-faceted so there is no

one

question. Yes, some people take advantage of education for profit and that is wrong. The business models of large franchises such as EF are not geared in favour of the education of the students and I do not agree with them. But that is not to say all private schools operate in that way... A simple distinction that you cannot (or will not) address.