Kasintorn Saint Peter School

The people administering the English program expect teachers to sign a contract making them liable to be sued for half of their yearly salary if, for whatever reason, they leave before the contract has been completed. Loyalty and respect are supposed to go both ways, yet they refuse to extend any severance payment for terminating staff before the contract expires. They stubbornly refuse to negotiate the contract, even when borders are closed because of the Caronavirus and there is a shortage of qualified talent in Thailand that is willing to work for the salary they offer. If they aren't willing to negotiate or accommodate prior to hiring someone, those are telltale signs that working for them will be insufferable. In short, don't waste your time dealing with these clowns. Anyone foolish enough to sign their contracts shouldn't be put in charge of students, as they clearly lack sound judgment.

Very selfish Let only the school buses leave first. Then he left the cars outside stuck for half an hour, not moving, only the cars picking up the students left. Do not let other cars that are sharing the road move at all. Not the way of private schools. Should be seen for the sake of the general public. If the administrators are this selfish, how can they teach the students who come to study well?

What should schools do to deal with the issue that causes traffic jams for kilometers? Traffic is bad from 2 p.m. until after school ends. Many of the cars that came to pick up the students were very bad, waiting on the road. Along the side of the road is a canal/ridge. You should also have common sense. If you are the owner of a road like this, it would be better for the school to order the road to be closed while the children are out of school. Otherwise, other road users may drive too closely and almost fall into the canal, which is very dangerous.

The school selfishly blocked cars going to Wat Lat Pla Duk from passing. Let only the school buses come out of the park. The road is a two-lane parkway. The school should manage traffic so that all vehicles leaving the school turn left. Then switch to some cars going straight. The road is a public road, not a one-sided convenience.