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Q: Has anyone worked with Rockies International Education? How was the experience?

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i fromarlly applied and got accepted to work with them recently for a branch in dalian and ended up even paying for the deposit of my apartment only to end up finding out the company is a scam.May not be the same for you,but i advice you tread carefully if it feels too good to be true

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I worked for Rockies in some smaller city around Tianjin in 2010 or 11 for a very brief, a few months time period.

 

Can't really remember all the working environment details, but I quit and went elsewhere ... 

 

Good or bad working experience mostly depends on you,.

You won't be able to find a holy grail about the school by asking on the Board, so take a post and see how it will go. 

 

If I remember correctly, school was tutoring only pre-school, niau-niau students ... 

 

Good luck!

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i fromarlly applied and got accepted to work with them recently for a branch in dalian and ended up even paying for the deposit of my apartment only to end up finding out the company is a scam.May not be the same for you,but i advice you tread carefully if it feels too good to be true

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