inlingua reviews about "staff"

There is nothing bad about it.

Awful pay terrible local staff

Nothing to say all is good

Avoid at all cost. Management don't care about the staff at all. I worked there for a full year and the owners did not even say goodbye or thank you on the last day. Timetables changes made at the last minute. No respect at all shown to the staff. Many people have had these problems. Much better schools in Napoli.

They could have done a better job at communicating with staff about management changes.

This school was an awful place to work. Management constantly pitted staff against each other, didn’t pay teachers on time (or sometimes at all), and failed to provide any teaching materials. Teachers were regularly left in the dark about cancelled classes, which made planning impossible. The root of all these problems is the director of studies, whose incompetence feels almost malicious. There are many other serious issues, making this one of the worst employers I’ve experienced. Work/life balance is non existent as they will schedule classes all over the place. They don't care about their students either, consistently lying to them. Avoid if you can, which shouldn't be an issue as there are many other schools in Naples that need teachers constantly, and they're all better than this joke of a school.

Pay isn't great. I'm not sure what the going rate is for ESL Teachers in an American city, but it seems on the low end. I might be wrong. For how high their enrollment is, I think they could pay more if they wanted to avoid the turnover that they have. No benefits or paid sick leave or sick days or anything like that. But that's to be expected when you only work eighteen hours per week. The idea is that you have another part-time job somewhere else.

Sometimes too many projects going on and onboarding is not that streamlined