And as far as the Middle Kingdom advice goes, it doesn't take into consideration the enormous amounts of scams out there (though it is good advice). Regardless, I am not going to send all my information, documentation and identification to a gmail account in cyberspace because they happen to say they are a school. In this time of overwhelming online scammers, schools should be a little more patient to answer simple questions or requests.

Explain how a legally authorized public school should be considered a scammer.

Job advertisements and the web page state the process. If you should choose to not accept or follow the process then why bother to instigate anything to begin with? Why should people, wholly unqualified, unable to follow directions, or think they are something too special to follow the process like other professional people that took the time to read the provided details and understand and follow the application process, be given special attention?

Why should a resume with 20 spelling errors and 18 grammar errors, 11 punctuation errors, and that one person who misspelled his own name be given special attention?

Those that can't follow simple rules --- need not apply. Go back home and try to pull this garbage with an American employer - see how far you get. Maybe that says something about...