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[rorymoylan]

Has anyone worked for Wall Street Institute in BA? I have a family friend who has offered to pass my CV along to them with a note saying how great I am etc (She�s good like that!). I am going to send the CV on, as it cannot do any harm. However, in the mean time I wanted to ask if you any of you have had any experiences/dealings/know anyone who has worked for them?

Are they good to work for?
What are the rates like?

Any information at all will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

[matttheboy]

7 pesos an hour. Wall St methodology. Enjoy.

[rorymoylan]

But they have a pension scheme right?

[veggieboy]

Seven pesos an hour?! Please!

It's 8!

I would say take advantage of having the family friend pass along your CV, but don't leave it at that. You definitely owe it to yourself to look at other places too.

[Guy Courchesne]

Matt, you don't like Wall St methodology? I've done some teacher training at Wall St, and found their system to be quite extensive. On it's own, not enough, but in the hands of a good and creative teacher, it looks pretty good. I like their emphasis on technology.

[matttheboy]

Not a big fan, i had some dealings with it in Paris. Doesn't leave much room for movement or much else. And the shi te pay doesn't really encourage the teacher to make much of an effort to try to improve things.