I don't know anything about KNES, but if the English level taught there is anything like the English of some of these recent posts, then no wonder there are problems! Hiring people with seemingly no grammatical or spelling skills to teach English would not seem to be the best tactic for an English school.

Posters:
I know people make the odd spelling mistake and typo, I am certainly not one to speak here , but please try and make an effort when posting. This is supposed to be an English teacher's board, at least read your posts a few times before hitting 'submit'!

Dr.Anthony: If you can smell a bad school so far away, why have you been in so many of them?

In fact the opposite is very true. true? Or just a 'little bit' true?

With twenty two of experience
You mean 'with 22 years of experience' I assume?

Knes rank top ten on my scale.
Something like...'Knes must rank in my top ten. '

Teachers who seek equity must come to equity in clean hands.
"Come to equity in clean hands????"

it goes on, I can't be bothered with the rest. It's obvious you are not a native speaker, not that I have anything against non-native speakers, but if you are going to teach English you should be able to use it properly.

KNES:
Capital letters, spelling, grammar.