That's an amusing assumption to come by in the morning. I actually live in London, where every day I pass through the city and see all of those glimmering glass cubes of transparency that is the corporate world of business. There is the saying of, "Those who complain on corruption merely have not found the highest bidder for their services". To see all this vehement hatred spewed towards chinese companies suggests a want for what they may offer. I do not work at these training centres because I am still getting my education, one of which is a TEFL certificate. At the risk of sounding redundant, I merely asked a question to someone who has not bothered replying to me. Instead, I got a hooligan who tells me how to wipe arses. All of these lads who talk like this do not have exactly a good track record at bringing these businesses down in their own countries, do they? If western corporations were not successful with breaking a few eggs, then how could they get so copied with impunity around the world? What I'm saying is, some bloke who could not stop robber barons in his own home should not be giving advice about theft prevention. It's just easy to feel sorry for another country that has to take on millions of misfits who can not find their places anywhere.