In response to Re: Shane English Wenzhou (Even MORE Perfect English! (Can you believe that?))

As you have no idea who I am, who I have worked with or for, or about any side projects that I get involved in; I will take whatever you say with a pinch of salt.

Regardless of this, when I teach, I do actually care about my students and actually intend to teach them. Even if your job is only for visa-obtaining purposes, it is still a job and there is a certain degree of professionalism that you must show, even if that only means never turning up late or putting in a slight bit of effort to plan a lesson. Even in a previous shitty TC job, I had sympathy for those students who confided in me that they felt that they were wasting their/their parents money to receive below-par lessons from poor quality teachers and shit service from the sales staff.

Too many teachers are rather irresponsible and will behave in a silly way, as Silverboy (I think?) mentioned, as foreigners, we are no longer really held in high esteem, but considered to be pests, thanks to the behavior of such dickheads. As much as I equally hate the billy-big-bollocks, 'from fresh college graduate to faux-professor' attitude of extreme seriousness/professionalism from some teachers, those who do not take things seriously at all and treat it as a one year holiday are just people that I detest and I am quite sure that local people do, especially those who paying shitty training centres to teach their children.