Ax to grind??? I think many of the posters on here, much like other sites, have a personal issue with GLV, versus an actual issue with the overall school. Too often, these negative reviews can be traced back to poor quality teachers or teachers that have brought the difficulties upon themselves. With that said, I could never see myself working in a training school due to the hours and lack of time off they often do not provide. And, the living conditions are usually far less than what one can find when they work at a public or private school.

As for GLV, I have never worked at their center in Zhuhai. But, I have worked at their summer camp. My insight does not have the experience of their education system. And, I have little exposure to most of their staff. But, what I have experienced is a top notch facility. It is a marvelous facility with all the necessities of a training school. I know that many of their staff are apparently happy there as they have been with the company for many years. And, the school is thriving in Zhuhai, which tells anyone that it can not be a hole in the wall type of training center some posters are trying to make it out to be. The summer camp experience I have had is top notch. The facility they rent is outstanding. There is never any worries about lack of supplies. The pay for summer camp is one of the highest in China. The kids are fantastic. And, there are very few complaints by the staff from the camp.

So, when one reads about a poster on a site spewing sour grapes all over the place, perhaps some due diligence in order. This is China and they do things differently than western countries. But, from the camp experience, they are on the up and up. Yes, there are many bad training schools and shady educational systems out there. But, you will find the same thing in any country you go to. But, for the most part, my experience is that when you see a posting about a place and the reviews are negative, you need to question what motives the poster has in posting such things. More times than not, it is because of their own doing that they had a negative experience. Some people just never adapt to the Chinese environment. Chalk it up to culture shock, superiority complexes, or homeland national pride. Regardless, these people are seldom happy with their time in China.