I worked there for barely a month, I was desperate and awaiting a visa to be ready for a different country. I'm going to be honest, my attitude there stank because I just didn't care. That was my fault and my problem and I shouldn't have acted that way.

When ever I tried to have passion, it was knocked back by how obviously fake Feruz's attitude is; he is the fakest so called manager I've ever had the displeasure of meeting. His 'partner' Aaron was never seen nor heard from once I arrived in Uzbekistan.

Without sounding paranoid, the apartment I was in was almost certainly visited while I wasn't home. When I became suspicious, I hid my camera and sure enough after a few days a lady came into the apartment and went through all of my things. I also found it odd that Feruz was able to quote things I had apparently said, however they weren't things I had said in front of him.

Feruz assumes that every foreigner is an alcoholic and makes endless comments about drinking too much. I assume this stems from previous issues with alcoholic teachers but it does get rather tiresome.

One day, there was a gas leak in my apartment and it knocked me out. If I hadn't have slept with my window open, I'd have been dead. Feruz didn't care at all and it took days to resolve. No offer was made to have me checked out by a doctor.

I was fired, and I understand why. However, rather than be honest Feruz made up some lie about there being financial issues with the company but, even before I had left, he emailed my friend and asked him to come to Uzbekistan because of my 'unprofessional conduct'. He's a liar and a coward of the highest order.

Tashkent is a strange place but Uzbek people are lovely. The other teachers at the school were kind too, the only problem was Feruz.

If you want a job where you'll be respected and where you don't expect your boss to spy on you then don't work at Prime Coach.