Well let's look at my history in China.....

Let's see....what the hell could I possibly know about the schools in China?

Hmmm....I worked in a foreign embassy here for 2-years dealing with hundreds of stranded and screwed ESL teachers and am quite familiar with their situations over the years. I have attended at least 100 court hearings as an observer as it pertained to our citizens that filed complaints against schools, sued them, or filed labor board issues.

My spouse is Chinese and she tells me many stories about problems involving foreigners and ESL mills that her agency deals with daily. We can start with broken contracts, no visas, no payroll, no housing, and immigration issues.

I have taught in China at the public high school and college levels.

I have worked in conjunction with SAFEA on several projects.

I have worked as an advisor in China addressing the many problems that affect FT's in China.

By the way I also owned and operated a corporate training firm in China so I know just a little bit about how the business works in China and what goes on behind the scenes.

The first time I came to China was 1988....so...I've seen a few changes over the years.

I have worked on a number of cases where educational materials were stolen in the USA and seriously infringed here in China and as part of those dealings I had huge access to many materials supposedly independently created by some of these so-called academies, institutes, or ESL schools now doing business in China.

I think I am pretty well informed about what is going on in China with regard to the latest scams and who is screwing who and how and why.

When you talk about the inability to find materials about Wall Street online, I find that odd too. Keep in mind, that not all victims of RAPE report it. The same is true with ESL schools, and not all Web sites get the same amount of traffic or the same types of traffic.

ESL mills in China are all the same. They are in business for a profit and they do not care about quality or lesson continuity. What they want are dancing white monkeys and Wall Street tends to focus on hiring people from the U.K. which is odd since they used a street name from the USA to name their school, and these days, with so many Wall Street executives defrauding the general public, I am not so sure that I would use that name.

I've been a licensed teacher since 1986.

Like everyone on these boards, we all have experience in one form or another in China and that is exactly WHY you won't find us working at Wall Street, Shane, EF, Web, or any of the other song and dance white monkey reviews.

If you are a licensed teacher with a valid degree, go to work for a public college or a high school. Don't fuel the fires of hell and add to the already heavy workload of some poor embassy officer that is already swimming in piles of complaints of railroaded citizens that bit the offer from some C.R.A.P. school, hook, line, and sinker.