if you want a fully informed opinion
on BRS feel free to contact me at anthony@brs.edu.cn

Very interesting thread if you read ALL the posts.

BRS received a couple of bad reviews in 2014. Throughout 2016 and just now, the only posts were positive from two 'teachers' who used school email addresses.

Why do damage control when for a couple of years no one has said anything?

Beijing has been particularly strict on vetting foreign teachers and enforcing the new NES status, degree and experience requirements.

Schools in Beijing (particularly if like BRS they are far from downtown on the border of Hebei) are having a terrible time finding FTs. Unlike private language school chains and public schools in 2nd tier cities, they cannot 'rebrand' Russians and East European teachers by using bogus degrees and credentials.

If you are a NES qualified FT now, the market conditions favor your search for new employment for September 2017. Be selective about salary, location, and quality of employer.

And be EXCEEDINGLY distrustful of school and recruiter 'sales' pitches like this one from Anthony. As Turnoi would have said years ago, the crocodiles are very very hungry.