Is that the catholic school with the dingy rooms inside and a long green wall outside, looking like a prison? And you are expected to work six days a week?

If it's not, there's another christian school like I described. A recruiter tried to stick me with that school. I went through the motions of the interview, knowing as soon as I saw it that I would never take that job. But the interview was even more appalling - they openly said they would illegally apply for the ARC through a different school, not the place where the job was. A few years ago, there was a news item on TV where a foreigner was arrested outside that school for working illegally and later deported, misled into working there.

When you deal with the religious, expect to be lied to. I have encountered more than one "christian school" (an oxymoron if there ever was one) in Taiwan that engaged in unethical practices.

If you want a real nice cushy job then go and work for this school. They have three teachers who spend more time in their dorm rooms than in their classrooms even though the school says they may not. the school will never punish you for doing anything wrong being late for classes is the norm and no punishment. So apply now there may be vacancies. I left that school a year or so ago but still have contact with them.

Sounds like FT Heaven to me! Can one have gratuitous sex with the Taiwanese teachers? Do you have contact details to furnish us all with? I feel this position could be suitable for me.