> There are schools in China who will provide a ticket, but they are
> usually the bigger chains. My school does, but it prefers you buy
> your own. As ELLIS said, a lot of schools have been burned by
> teachers fleeing the coop leaving the schools with classes and no
> teacher and the bill.

> I think ELLIS is right in what he/she (?) (sorry Ellis!) says about
> there being a lot of dodgy schools, but if you keep a level head, do
> your research, learn what to expect and come here with your eyes open
> then you should be okay.

> I have worked in three schools in China now and they have all been
> very different. There are frustrations I will be the first to admit,
> but there are thousands of teachers working here quite happily as
> well, which you don't hear about so much.

> BTW, can we keep the CAPS down? It is considered to be SHOUTING when
> you type all in caps on bbs.

> Rgds
> DOS

Sure hting buddy i can keep em down. so what or how do you know then what school is good and what is shaddy? what do you look for exactly or do you just go with yer gut? this is what i have a problem with. does anyone know of any eastern european schools that maybe foot the flight?