Pros
You get good exercise going up that hill.
Cons
If you are hired as a substitute teacher, you hardly get called in. When you do get called, you go in, they give you their lesson plan half a second before your lesson is going to start. How are you supposed to even do anything or get the lesson started? The teacher is confused and so are the students. The person who interviews you takes your lesson plan and any material you bring to show them. WHY? What are they doing with it and why take it? Aren't you guys designing your own lesson plans? Why take someone elses? Are they stealing it? Then their lesson plans don't even have a meaning, none of the activities are even connected to each other, nothing relates to anything...then they stop responding to email when you email them asking if there is anything available. If you are hired as a substitute, they don't care about you and exploit you. They do nothing for you or the students. This school is a fraud. Plus, when your time is up or whatever time you were hired for, and you apply for a different job there, their response is we can't give you a contract right now. Ha..guess they write your name as "do not call back* and they hire you just to steal your lesson plans and the whole material. This school is nothing, they are a scam, they are a fraud, they will do nothing for you. Do not attend this school nor work at it. This is why some of the students are so angry.