I found that Yuncheng IELTS was a fair and honest school to work for as an FT. Living and working conditions were better than average. I am sorry I cannot say that the students were getting any more than a raw deal. The main reason for this was not how much the client schools were or were not financially ripping them off, but the origins of most of IELTS's workforce. That's to say that most of them were not from Australia, New Zealand, UK, Canada, but from other countries, where they were equipped with barely understandable accents and a dubious grasp of English. Oddly enough a couple of the best and most knowledgeable teachers I met during my two years at IELT's didn't have a degree between them but did come from USA and UK respectively. The hotchpotch rest were all perfectly legal teachers; they were just no good. But they came cheap. Not to say they didn't get parity. I don't know about that, i never asked other FT's how much they were getting paid. i mean to say that they kept FT's wages down in that province.