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[muckhead]

I am sorry if this has been posted before, but when I try to use the search button, I just get a blank page.

Anyhow, I come across random postings of schools that aren't so great, but can anybody (aside from recruiters) suggest schools that, in their opinion, are good?

I found a site that had a lot of schools listed with reccomendations, but I can't find it now (thought for sure I bookmarked it... of well).

Any help is smiled upon.

[alabamaman]

[flotsam]

My recommendation for good schools is:

Hire people who can spell recommendation.

Couldn't resist.

[schwa]

English schools tend to have small staffs & better schools are often just a happy concurrence of capable flexible teachers & appreciative owners. To list a school somewhere online as "great" is meaningless. A sign of a good school is teachers who do in fact care about who replaces them, which largely precludes anonymous posters with no evident credentials & user names like "muckhead."

[coolsage]

And I might avoid so-called 'head teachers' who misspell 'programs'.

[muckhead]

[muckhead]

[flotsam]

[margaret]

I think the school I worked at recently was good. It's the REI American Language Institute in Jeomchon (Mungyoung). If you want details I can give them.
Margaret