Les moins : I was a freelance Content Marketing Assistant so not loads of benefits as I wasn't employed full time. Pay could be higher but I was freelance

Les moins : Small company, location, lack of meeting rooms

Les moins : It's highly overpaid and you are not considered as a teacher.

Les moins : Low salary and too many emails

Les moins : Man kan lära sig utan lärare för att att programet är self study

Les moins : Toxic atmosphere trickling down from the female CEO. Not much pedagogical support - just some old, out of date Tefl books. Lots of unpaid travel around the worst parts of Paris and often outside of Paris and as you are only paid for the hours you are in class, this is both exhausting and demoralizing. The paychecks do not make up for the stress of metro travel.

Les moins : - They treat their staff terribly: a pervading sense of fear and helplessness is everywhere. As most of the staff outside of the administrative workers are young foreign English speakers it's not hard to intimidate them as they don't know anything about French labour laws. They'll constantly try to strong-arm you into whatever it is they want you to do and basically threaten you with French labour law for every tiny thing (Teaching hours at terrible times - Saturdays, 8pm, 7:30am, less hours, more traveling ....) - Don't ever bother asking for a raise, what they offer when you arrive is what you get - They only propose CDII (the French version of a zero hour contract) and make a big deal out of the pay per hour. It's always a lot less than you think it's going to be, and will involve huge amounts of traveling across Paris from class to class. No holiday pay, no quality health insurance, no say over when your working hours are supposed to be done. You are basically the EFL version of a contract cleaner. - They provide zero pedagogical support to their employees - meaning that everyone is flying solo. You better have had some good teaching experience before you work here, otherwise you'll just be embarrassed by the quality of what you are supposed to "teach" people. Their version of pedagogic training is giving you photocopied leaflets with exercises lifted out of various well-known and often outdated EFL Exercise books. - Their "teaching centers" are terrible - no rooms have windows