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ichini · Mon 02-Apr-07, 01:55 PM

If no-one has replied by now, I think it's safe to go with them. Just be always sure to have an escape / backup plan should the shit hit the fans.

In the early days, it's so much easier relying almost 100% on the school to look after you. But as you get on, you should start distancing yourself from the school so that you can start to do what you in your free time. Eg: company sponsored housing puts you at a disadvantage should you have a fall out. I prefer renting my own place where no-one can come and pull the rugs out from under my feet.

Mon 02-Apr-07, 01:55 PM	#2 (permalink)
ichini ESL Rookie Join Date: Feb 2006 Nationality: Australian Occupation: Teacher Location: Posts: 24	Re: Information about APEC or apecenglish If no-one has replied by now, I think it's safe to go with them. Just be always sure to have an escape / backup plan should the shit hit the fans. In the early days, it's so much easier relying almost 100% on the school to look after you. But as you get on, you should start distancing yourself from the school so that you can start to do what you in your free time. Eg: company sponsored housing puts you at a disadvantage should you have a fall out. I prefer renting my own place where no-one can come and pull the rugs out from under my feet.