A few years ago, I was teaching at a key high school in a small city of Hebei province, where a newly-arrived Aussie lady told me she'd been teaching at a training center in Nantong. I'm quite sure she said it was the giraffe outfit. She had said the pay and the accommodation were good, but she was worked like a dog and her teaching was inspected too often, so she left. But if you're one of those who lives to work, and you're a good teacher, that place could be fine for you. However, if you disappoint, expect to be kicked out. I was told that that had happened to a couple of foreign teachers while she was there. Why not give us some details of the terms and conditions of the contract? There are certain red flags that the longtime foreign teachers in China could instantly recognize. What you reckon is good, might well not be so, with all due respect to you. THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAIL, BEWARE!