- Amount of work doesn't doesn't match the low pay
- Marking, lesson prep, breaks are unpaid. You literally only get paid the minutes you're in the classroom
- Course book is quite poorly designed, and you have to teach with that everyday
- You have to create authentic teaching materials for Special interest classes (about 30% of your total teaching hours), and are unpaid. There's almost no materials for you to teach those classes
- Facilities are old and broken. 20 adults hoping to practise on their listening skills while there's no speaker in the classrooms but just the projector's "speakers". 13+ teachers are sharing one old printer, which always is down and disconnected from the PCs.
- Management is chaotic, there isn't an HR department/person. Communication can be more transparent
- Zero career progression, or chance for development
- Zero benefit