Private schools exist for one purpose only - making profit....- unless they are run by non-profit organizations. Making profit and providi9ng high quality education are two things that do not match for two reasons:

1. High quality education is very costly, and if a school adheres to the standards, it cannot make profit anymore.
2. If a school is run as a business all decisions made by the management/CEO will be in favor of making/increasing the profit and certainly not in favor of merely educational concerns.

I don't know why FT's should cloud their minds with things not of(or should not be) their concern. As long as they pay you on time and you teach the kids as well as your abilities allow-well, that's it; it shouldn't matter what the management priorities really are. Having said that it's obvious you try and join the best place of learning you can; however, once you've signed the contract don't cloud your mind with performance inhibiting nonsense, just think about the job in hand. Don't moan your way through China. wo 3 dui4 ma 0