Thanks for the advice ah and AB. It certainly does sound a bit of a worry. I have applied for a job there and have been told that the pay will be 5000 ringitt a month, which at current rates is no more than what I make in my current job in Australia.
Any further info would be great. What about hours flown and was there much twin work for newer instructors? Is there any scope to negotiate on pay and conditions?
Sounds like other Asian flying schools where promises are made, never kept, and then used as a bargaining chip to keep people working there. Thanks again.