Avantages
Clear procedures and
Supportive colleagues
Inconvénients
Work-life balance? Non-existent. Passion and expertise are squeezed out — and even when you give your best, you are expected to do more. Operational priorities often feel focused on targets over teaching quality, and staff value can feel conditional. Local management is highly detail-oriented, with inefficient processes and inconsistent enforcement adding to the pressure. Career growth is limited, and administrative expectations can extend beyond scheduled hours. Overall, the environment is tense, high-pressure, and leaves staff overworked, undervalued, and at high risk of burnout.