These schools have a simple no non-sense curriculum structured around sentence patterns, core-vocabulary, and constant pronunciation coaching...

Unlike the big chains, these schools require correct pronunciation and have teachers who can tell the children how to correct their pronunciation. Also, unlike the big chains KK isn't taught at HFRBs. Instead phonics is taught the way we learned it back home: i.e. They learn about long and short vowels, basic phonics rules like "when two vowels go walking the first one does the talking", and so forth.

One other major difference between HFRBs and other schools is that at HFRBs, the kids have to do their homework. If they don't do it, they fail. Yes, kids actually can fail at these schools. Also, the teacher has to grade books and listen to tapes after class to ensure that the students are doing their work correctly. All of this work is unpaid.

Is there really any other way?

Good question.

It wasn't really a question. It was more of a statement saying, "There is no other way".

"Every time you see an 'r', you have to curl your tongue."

While training you can expect to put in a significant amount of time, and only make $65,000 to 70,000 per month.

Once you have a full schedule you'll make $100,000 per month

and once you're receiving the bonus you'll likely make over $150,000 per month

and once you're receiving the bonus you'll likely make over $150,000 per month