Overall, not worth it — the stress, lack of respect, and poor support make this a place to avoid.The good things- Some benefits are okay: Insurance/ Basic Housing Allowance is provided
The challengesBXCL looks good from the outside, but it’s a different story for teachers.
• Management is disorganised — last-minute changes, poor communication, and blame on staff.
• Micromanaged on small things, but no real support when it matters.
• Workload is excessive: constant events, meetings, reports, admin, and weekly parent updates.
• Little time to actually teach.
• Staff are treated like they’re replaceable. Morale is low, and turnover is high.
• Pay is below average, and expats get hit with 30% tax for 6 months — barely explained.
• Benefits like housing and flights are basic, with no real path to grow or earn more.
• Extremely profit-driven — always cutting costs.
• You have to beg for basic resources and often pay out of pocket.
• Reimbursements are slow and frustrating.
• Facilities are getting worse due to poor maintenance.