Richard
- 2014-03-27
In regards to Slander
I have brought attention to the FACT that a registered and convicted sex felony was employed at the EF in Tangshan. This is not slander
I have stated the FACT that many employees at EF Tangshan lack the basic credentials or qualifications to be even considered to work as a TEFL teacher such as university or college degree or previous work experience in teaching which is a basic criteria for EF and all other English schools or business. This not slander.
I have mentioned how EF went about trying to cover the FACT that a criminal was in there employee when it was known for many days by other members of the staff of the culprits true identity but nothing was said for a number of days and how the staff member that the criminal preyed on was offered numerous incentives as a way to keep them happy and distracted, in my opinion which was to keep them from filing a documented complaint. This is not slander.
Lastly, I am not making a personal attack at you, just commenting on things others have said about you in the past blog chains as they have now become relevant in present matters.
Jamie
- 2014-03-26
To Turnoi,
I know of your hatred towards EF, but here is the definition of "slander"
slander n. defamation, in which someone tells one or more persons an untruth about another which untruth will harm the reputation of the person defamed.
And as in my original post I stated that there are some minor truths to what has been posted but a lot of what has been posted is slander.
I'm not posting this to defend the school, I'm posting this to let people know that these people are hiding behind false names and details, so can they be believed.
As in your disclaimer
Post Against a SchoolWhen you read a bad post against a school, it may be true. There are also reasons why it may not be true. For example, it might be written by a competitor. It might also be written by a disgruntled teacher who has good reasons to be disgruntled. Or not really good reasons (went overseas with the wrong expectations, for example). Ask yourself how credible the writer sounds; and if you are interested in this school, do some further research including speaking to present and past teachers.
Jamie