Reputation
Although Hess has a poor reputation among foreign nationals that work for them, this is not the case for all its teachers. People's experiences differ. Some people who work there do not complete their 12 month contract, but there are some teachers who have enjoyed their time with Hess for a number of years. Reviews are available online and can be found by doing a search for the term: "hess review".
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