Seiha English School
If you ever want to work in Japan, be very, very careful who you work for. Eikaiwas are generally a bad bunch (there are probably some good ones out there... Somewhere...) but Seiha has really proven to be one of the worst. Here's why:
1) Long travel times. They have their foreign teachers working at multiple schools, and those schools can be very ( Read more... )
5) I was hired under those terms; they were only verbal but that is what they said. I was told they were planning on opening a new school in the same city and I would be working there the other two days. I was told that, for now, the other two days would be spent setting up the new school. And I did. I put all my effort into making decorations, handing out pamphlets, and doing anything I could to make the school better because before I met you I truly thought that it was worth something. I put all I could into that school. I did all I could and I loved it. That was the terms I had been hired under.
And then you said, "The conditions have changed" and that was it. No discussion allowed.
Oh, don't worry, my lunch break wasn't so bad until after the conditions were changed. I really did enjoy working there when I spent the other two days trying as hard as I could to get new students. I loved making the children smile as I gave them a balloon; I chatted with themn in English, I convinced many children I met to join.
The fact is, you can't handle leadership and you don't want to admit it to yourself. You also have an anger problem. You should probably deal with that. But it's not my problem anymore :-)
I hope you learn to deal with your anger more effectively. Lashing out on the internet will not help you much at all in the long run (as I said, I'm only posting this because I don't want anyone else to fall for the same trap).
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