> Cirene, I have never heard of them, but then, there are thousands of
> schools in China.
> Definately Google them ( www.google.ca ), and you will come up with
> any information on them, good or bad. Contact their american contact,
> and find out what the deal is, and why the contact is in the States.
> What kind of questions are they asking, and are they asking you to
> sign a contract in advance? Do they want you to send them any
> documents, or originals of something?

> If you do decide to go for it, then great. However, keep in mind that
> once you get there, if they do not hold up their end of the bargain,
> you can leave, and leave immediately. Once you are in China, people
> will be throwing jobs at you. Check out the local foreign hangouts,
> and you'll have a new job within 24 hours. There's always a back up
> plan.

> Good luck,
> Da Yan Jing

Thank you for repyling to my message. I have actually done google searches on both the U.S. and Canada google sites, and it turned up nothing. They did ask for a copy of my college diploma. You say if they do not end up their end of the bargain, I can leave immediately. Is that relatively easy to do? My mother has a friend who did this and wanted to leave early, but was given a very hard time (of course, this was twenty years ago) by school officials. I'm a little worried because New Asia levies a "fine" of $1000 if they do not accept your reasons for breaking the contract early.
I'm still doing some background research here.
Cirene