ILAC Reviews

1. Bad pay - Salaries are a joke (they sell many the idea that the bonus will compensate, but it won't) 2. No benefits 3. They expect you to work extra hours with no remuneration 4. A very 'suck up' to the owners kind of atmosphere 5. Owners just lay back and become filthy rich without showing appreciation to their workers 6. No incentives 7. You see people come in and get fired (or quit) every day 8. No growth opportunities 9. Salary raises are just an insult (they sell you the idea that you need to prove your self for the first year and then.... and then nothing happens, and they keep you with the same salary)

The company started to feel less like a school and more like just a greedy business. Yes, all schools have to balance the business and academic side of operating, but at this school, it felt like the latter was becoming very undervalued. There is no job security, the turnover is very high, and the pay is nothing you can really live on. With their activities department constantly selling the party life to the students and agents promising certain outcomes if they buy the right package, the teachers are left with the pressure of students who demand to level up even though they aren't ready. And the teacher becomes the bad guys, when we're really just trying to maintain a class with some level of integrity.