fully qualified and professionally trained teachers instead of those cheap copies having been "trained" in a 4-week intensive TEFL/Celta course.

@ Turnoi: I am a bit curious about what you wrote in your previous posting. You are somehow implying the CELTA course is not worth the paper it is printed in, I, and others would beg to differ it is not. If someone is using a counterfeit/fake certificate to gain a ESL job then of course that is morally wrong and akin to deception.

I would wager there are not many teachers in China with so much as a Bachelor of Arts in English, or anything relating to it, I met some teachers with only high school education, nothing more. Silverboy by his own admission has stated he only has a degree, and has a fashion/modelling background....my point is, what do you consider adequate for teaching in China, how long is a piece of string? Because I can tell you guys I know with an MA and Delta look down on those in China with no degrees or only a BA....

grazi,bullring