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[kotobuki]

Is there any discussion about Wall Street Institute? I couldn't find one. Please post or send pm if you work or have worked with them. Thanks!

[rafaella]

As far as I'm aware, Wall Street is a franchise and so experiences vary considerably depending on which school you work for. Can you tell us which one you're interested in? I haven't worked for them, but your answer might enable someone else to give you the information you need.

[darkcity]

They are in quite a few countries and generally teachers seem to be quite happy working there.

I did an interview with their China branch a while ago. The interview went well, but there were some problems regarding my qualification for the visa, so ultimately I couldn't go.

The job offer was the best I'd come across in China, however, and I'll be applying for them again once I am eligible.

This post wasn't much help, sorry about that.

[kotobuki]

Hi Darkcity. Actually your post was helpful. Thank you.

Hi Rafaella. I saw an ad for Turkey on the job site. I'm wondering if they only hire young teachers. What they say on their site reminded me a little of AEON. I've been accused of being both "overqualified" and undereducated for some jobs I apply for. It's hard for me to find a job these days. I'm not overqualified and I'm not very interested in investing in a master's. Tricky with private language schools, but this looked like a good one. The application process is the hardest part for me. I've had a recruiter and a language school both encourage me quite a lot, then give the job to someone else and put me on backup--so they say.

I'm seriously considering Turkey. Thanks again.

[rafaella]

Have you had a look at the Turkey Forum? You might like to post on there for specific info about both the country and Wall Street in Turkey. I'm sorry I can't help you further. Good luck with the job search!

[kotobuki]

That's what I'm going to do. Thanks!