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Q: Is there a ESL blacklist you can access from China?

I've found links, but they're blocked here, such as blogspot and facebook...

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This is pretty close... it's not specifically a blacklist forum as it allows both positive and negative reviews.

http://esllist.com/

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Thanks for the link. But, as to be expected, mostly 'negative' rather than 'both', and oddly, ab out 80% of the reviews are for Korea! About a dozen for all of China, and all of Europe... I hope there's a better one (site) out there.

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Whatever. Just throw me a bone to chew on while you rant.

 
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Shining Brow, look for reviews of schools on the various high-traffic ESL sites:  try www.eslcafe.com, and then www.raoulschinasaloon.com, and www.eslteachersboard.com, and this site here, although reviews are rare.  Blacklists as such are generally meaningless; they are often ill-maintained, or they are not honest (meaning one person writes under 10 different names); finally, do a general Internet search.  If you want to "blacklist" a school, than just post as per above.

 

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P.S. Does anyone know for sure whether there is still a blacklist being kept on foreign teachers?

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That's a good question, considered here often before, perhaps you may wish to create a separate post for it to attract the maximum amount of answers.

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daveseslcafe has a china forum with about 300 pages to go through cut it has flames on many english schools and some english schools send a rebuttal to get both sides.

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