OK, so it's PAUL's ENGLISH

i was overwhelmed when day dreamer gave a background of Perfect English but then Perfect English is in Changchun, while my PE is in yanji,jilin. Then I asked around. Someone mentioned about PAUL's ENGLISH and it's quite disheartening to hear that person's comment on the school. although she just heard those stuff from teachers who do part time.
 
the school admin is willing to wait until the renewal of my passport here in the Philippines is done.

Anyone who knows about this training school? (theyre offering me Z visa though)

Though I've been there a couple of time, all I can say is that its just another town along the way though cleaner and more modern than most. I have no idea how many foreigners (westeners, its heavily Korean) are there or what type of schools there are. Its in the middle of nowhere and just off the N Korean border (about an hour or so).

I tried, but didn't find any online reviews of this school...and usually (not always), the real stinkers will have someone posting a warning somewhere. So this is a cautiously good sign...

Yanji is in the Yanbian Autonomous Zone, an area near and dear to my heart. It's a bit rough and underdeveloped, but the people are great. Most folks there are ethnic Koreans, but it's a real melting pot of cultures. My favorite food in all of China comes from Yanbian...it's a mix of Korean, Northern Chinese, Manchu, and Mongolian...and it totally rocks.

But oh, man, it's cold, cold, cold. Winter overnight low temps of -50C are not at all uncommon. It's dry (make sure your apartment will have year-round 24-hour running water, or don't take it!) and windy and covered in coal grime.
Are you sure you want to move to such a place, my jasmine flower?

nah, i think i'm gonna pass.
thought it was gonna be a good place to stay and to enjoy.
i'll just continue with my "mini" boutique.

If my sched permits, i'll just visit china before the winter ^o^

BIG THANKS!