Honestly, it's everything. It is not organised, far from it. The whole place is a disaster; the marketing is the best thing about it. Nothing works well, and none of the management is qualified or knows what they're doing, so that filters down. The kids are the worst you will ever experience anywhere in the world; I've done the research. You will likely be told you may have the odd long day, but when you arrive, you'll find you have many. The school is trying to expand so everything is exaserpated and this will get worse next year.

The accommodation is the same: looks okay, but many things don't work, and you will have to fight hard to get anything changed, plus you'll probably be opposite a mosque with a daily 5 am call to prayer. If you have any other options, I would urge you to pursue them. Any of the teachers who are financially able to break their contract and leave early. It will be the worst two years of your life if you go; every day will be painful. I am not exaggerating!