There aren't any lies here at all.

I gave one months notice but it took me two months to get out.

Let people have contact with foreign staff in the college, uncensored contact will quickly establish the truth.

This is the person running the college, he craves publicity http://www.kyp.my/index.php/about/corporate/foreword-by-managing-director-of-kyp ask him about A[edited] the foreigner currently working illegally in the college with the help of his personal friend N[edited]. A[edited] is the highest paid foreign national in the college after the fake consultant B[edited].

Complaints from female students regarding his approaches to them were covered up by the MD. I am told and it appears to be true that the college wanted to distract him from the female students so they found a physically handicapped Malay lady from a poor family, she agreed to marry him.

Will this distract his urges towards the young female students?

A[edited] presented fake qualifications to the college to secure a lecturers job, the college knows his qualifications are fake but the MD continues to retain him as the second highest paid foreigner in the college. He has also used fake qualifications to previously trick another employer in Malaysia along with tricking the Malaysian visa office.

How ironic the two highest paid individuals in the college are also the least appropriately qualified.

I know that somebody is actively and patiently taking forward evidence for a court case against the college and especially the inappropriately placed managing director. When the court is ready, two of us will step forward with very helpful information for that court to support what he tells the court.

I gave my notice formally, one months notice and the managing director refused to accept it and responded with bribes which he thought would keep me at the college, he failed, I am far too honest and I will not take part in this type of dishonest behavior.

The college is incredibly badly managed, Current recruited staff, three, perhaps four of them are qualified, the rest are being steered to accept a visa under a different job description which is not a lecturers visa. The students pay fees at the college and they are being tricked into believing their lecturers and foreign college staff are qualified.

Two consultants in the college whom do not actually do anything useful are on lecturer visa's while illegally claiming to be consultants to the college. This is being reported to the immigration enforcement office including their names. An investigation will happen.

Regarding pay, no they are not reliable, one employee that gave notice and left is still owed money by the college. I know of three incidences where pay was late.

The college claims to be going through an English language transition but in truth the core subjects have been taught in English for years, therefore even the language transition claim is totally false. Changing signs and posters around the college does not justify the false claims. The two pretend consultants offer something they call English activity classes for students and staff to practice English but in truth these so called activities rarely actually happen.

Staff are quitting one after another and the response by the managing director is to recruit another 8 and fool them with false promises.

Everything in the college is confusion, mismanagement and with regards to work contracts, visa's and your rightful employment rights in Malaysia, it is all negative.

If you come and work for this college while it is under its current management system you will find everything said about this college is true. Use your time wisely, find an honest, reliable professional employer.