Hi, I have applied with Aclipse and heard back from them quickly. As for expecting them to contact everyone they can't take, that strikes me as wildly out of touch. I've been through rounds of interviews with school districts in the US only to eventually never hear from people again. You are the job seeker. Recruiters take what they can use, and no one owes you an apologize or explanation. This is just how business works!

For more useful information, I was hoping to bump this thread. Anyone have any real warnings about Aclipse? For example, do they honor their contracts? Any problems getting paid? The work description and pay and location sounds pretty nice, I've spent time in Korea before and am willing to go back, and as far as I can tell, this recruitment agency has less to do with the success of the experience as does the particular school where you work. Anyone experienced otherwise? Who pays you, the school or the agency?

I don't mind them making some money off finding me. That's business, too.