You did not answer the qustion Beth. Avoidance will not give you credibilty. I spoke about crappy Chinese schools paying teachers rubbish salaries and putting them in very sub-standard accommodation that is very uncomfortable and then expecting them to work long hours.

You see Beth, that is what I call unprofessional ( on the Chinese side ) We could talk about visa stuff-ups and contract violations also, but I 'd be here all day. How do you expect anyone to teach well when they are constantly tired and have to spend most of their time rectifying problems with their apartments?

Yes, you convieniently overlooked those points in my last post. You are not Chinese, stop defending unethical Chinese work practices. Most problems in ESL are on the employer side, not the employee side. It's obvious that you have not been around in ESL for long or you would have noticed this glaringly obvious point.