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That is such a shame. Anytime someone comments saying that they would never be a teacher, I always tell them that, no, teaching IS rewarding, just not in England. I'm sorry you got to witness this slow and devastating degradation of education in the UK. I pray that it improves, but know it will likely never move an inch in the right direction. Thank you for your comment.

hahaha that is brilliant! I am on board!

I concur!

I am honestly so happy to hear that you got out of teaching in the UK! Be honest, is there any feeling better than commuting home for the last time, knowing you'll never have to deal with those obnoxious, low-tolerance, dishonest, disrespectful, and clueless monsters again? I am genuinely super proud and happy for you! Also, I recognise the gaslighting, I was often told, "after Christmas they'll settle" or other lies, but it reached a point where the pattern was so painfully obvious I had to warn everyone. I hope your recovery continues to thrive! Share this series with anyone you know who is considering teaching in the UK, I have got several comments already of people telling me they considered it but due to this series they've crushed that ambition forever! I know you feel my urgency to ring the warning bell. Teaching in England is absolute hell!

Absolutely. It's like its passed down over generations and generations or something. What's crazier is that, in my experience, even if they were raised in other countries, they still act the exact same way. I grew up on a great street in Australia and had one family that lived on my road that would vandalise, litter, knock-and-run, start fights, harass, and do burnouts and blast loud music in the middle of the night. And you'll never guess where they're from? The UK. I've noticed this same pattern all around the world, even in brief layovers in Africa, Asia and Europe. Everyone is fine except for the family in football T-shirts.

Thank you for watching my series! I 100% agree. Rules are more like suggestions here and if the kid disobeys, the parents SOMEHOW respond with the sentiment of, "who am I to tell my child how to behave?". It is honestly ridiculous the way they approach discipline. English parents think raising free-range children in the absence of accountability, rigid structure, responsibility, and consequences will not backfire against them and the wider society. What's worse is that the SEN department will essentially make teachers create personalised rules for the worst children by diagnosing them with anything and everything they may or may not fall under. I've had the rudest, most disrespectful and aggressive students suddenly be given a policy-supported green pass to do and act however they want because SEN diagnosed them with Oppositional Defiance Disorder or their personal favourite, ADHD. Funny how after they got complaints from teachers that all the bad kids are slowly being diagnosed with ODD and/or ADHD and it is ruining classroom management, they suddenly revoked have the diagnosis. The UK is on life-support and the machines are hanging on by a thread. That's why I advise every international person considering moving to the UK to consider what they're getting into. The UK is not the romanticised hollywood version they think it is.

@MrRufaeel ODD and ADHD is giving me headaches. I am looking from a parents point of view here, parents rather medicalise their snowflake than saying out loud that the brat is disrespectful. There are email from the school for coffee morning meeting for parents if they think their little kid (primary school) need mental help support and display anxiety (self diagnosed), but I haven't seen an email yet offering what to do when your brat is not listening. And why do I know that it's easier to medicalise poor behaviour, because I was doing that and had to understand that it's cruel to the child to make it into a entitled snowflake. I am not even British, but was absorbed into gentle parenting. And it's painful to admit, but I'd admit, it spoils the child and it will have difficulty to grow into a complete human being if it can't take responsibility for it's actions. it lead to unnecessary tantrums at the slightest ask to do something and utter disrespect. From the school, on this topic, there are emails about mental health parent morning meeting (for the ones that don't work i suppose), to help your kid with anxiety. But I have not seen support for parents who don't get it how to discipline their child. It's either by genetic predisposition, or by design. I don't know, but I am worried that no one talks about discipline. Actually, the only one yet was Katherine Birbalsingh

Thing is, the other channels are too cowardly to even touch on some serious issues like the grooming gangs. The right wing channels on the other hand, while they absolutely ignore the filth that the white English commit, at least they cover the topics that mainstream media often ignores over cultural sensitivities. Together, I can offer my viewers the bigger picture. Also, I recognise that a typical viewer may have reservations about certain platforms and reject entire claims as a result, which is why I tend to provide multiple sources covering the same topic, as I did with the grooming gang story (the independent (left leaning) and GB news (right leaning). If I was to only pick one spectrum, I wouldn't feel comfortable with the end product. I want to provide organised information that people considering moving to the UK can investigate for themselves (which is why I include all of my sources) and if they reject the platforms I use for whatever reason, the purpose of this series would be lost.

Aww of course! I love cats to pieces, so I'll include them where and whenever I can! Glad you found it helpful!

And class apparently? I've only ever heard parents blame those two things personally: the teachers, or, the class system in the UK. Never the fact that they raise free-range children in an environment completely void of accountability, consequences, responsibility, and God. Nope, it's the teachers and class, I tells ya! England is completely done for, zero future. What is worse is if drastic change does occur and England suddenly becomes 500% better than it is now, it'll still be too little too late since its eroded at least 50,000% from where it once stood. Shameful, really.

Glad you found it useful!

I am so thankful you and your wife fled the UK. And yes, fled is absolutely the right word! I don't know if you saw episode 3, but basically I expose England as being the worst country in the world. I don't frame it as being specific to teachers like the other episodes, episode 3 is a general warning and my last attempt to convince everyone to avoid the UK at all costs: th-cam.com/video/in2rGxMCVsQ/w-d-xo.html I'm so glad you've found Australia to be that haven away from the filth back in the UK. Which part of Australia are you in? I was born and raised in Western Australia. In my opinion, the best weather in all Australia is in WA. Queensland has the best beaches and attractions, and NSW is the least appealing. Their humidity is terrible, its crowded, and the road conditions remind me a bit of the UK. And I absolutely second that comment, what an absolute dumb of a country. I think you will really appreciate episode 3, if you find the time to watch it with your wife, I would be so interested in knowing your thoughts!

Thank you so much! I really love reading your comments, they're always so precise and brutal! Absolutely spot on! They react to responsibility the same way an innocent man reacts to a false accusation! I feel so grateful that I have already received several comments from people who have said they considered moving to England to teach but due to this series, have squashed those ambitions forever. Makes all the months of writing worth it! And you got the humour position perfectly. They act like if they say "it's only bantahhh" they suddenly have diplomatic immunity and anyone who even suggests consequences is infringing on their rights. No way! You help stray cats too! In the UAE I had 30 and paid a small fortune to get them all adopted out at the local animal hospital before I left. I absolutely adore cats; it's like my kryptonite! Unfortunately, the cat that really kickstarted my obsession with them passed away this year. Nando, he was 15 and just the softest, cutest and most loyal little boy. He spent this last few days sleeping on me and my wife until we decided the best choice was to send him to heaven before the pain got serious. He never spent so much as a minute away from us in those last few days and we both feel very blessed to know he trusted and found comfort in us enough to give us that final gift. I made a post about him recently: th-cam.com/users/postUgkxgkPEFCY9OFqqdy965c9g_36wgjserc6Z?si=bKdAO66DqOp4WOZE

Thank you. There is actually a reference to Jesus Christ at the start and end of every video in this series. The VHS player that introduces and concludes each part has a special logo I designed right next to the screen. It's a cross with two doves on either side. You are absolutely right about England needing to embrace what once made them great. Faith in God and the teachings of the Holy Bible.

Thank you! That means a lot to me. I quickly realised what a nightmare this country is and knew that I needed to do my duty and warn others, but very quickly realised that the only thing that would convince me personally to avoid a country like my life depended on it would be a very detailed and carefully cited argument. So I started writing. 43,000 words later I was ready to film! I am so thankful that I have received several comments of people telling me that their initial plan was to move to England to teach and due to my series, they have cancelled those plans. Made all those months worth it :)

So true. Based on this comment I know you will appreciate this: th-cam.com/video/bqo-7rtGwOU/w-d-xo.html A commenter sent it to me months ago and it's hilarious and infuriating. They swap migrant workers in the UK with English people who blame the migrants for not having any work and report the difference. It was eye-opening for me just how similar these adults acted (14 years ago!) to the kids in school today. Everything is there, the lack of resilience, the biodegradable-ness, the entitlement, the lack of care for their future. Really confirmed that it MUST be a genetic problem.

Thank you! This warning is desperately needed - international teachers are sold the hollywood version of England that hasn't existed in centuries! It's disgusting and I'm thankful that I've already got comments from people telling me that their ambitions to teach in England have been forever squashed. I'm so happy you are enjoying this series :)

Bingo! Nail on the head! I can tell you've spent a lot of time in England to be that accurate. Glad you're enjoying the series!

Are you implying that the behavior of white student is worse than the behavior of students of color?

@glennwatson3313 in England? Absolutely. White British students behaved worse than any race I have ever dealt with. They're world's ruder, more violent, more entitled, more dishonest, dumber, and have the least self-awareness. Like I say in this video series, I would sometimes have a whole class where only 1-3 students were not white English and they were always the best behaved. While not all white English kids were horribly behaved, for every 1 good kid, I could show you 50 that were bad.

@MrRufaeel I doubt that is true.

@glennwatson3313 You are entitled to your opinion. I have made this series in a way to warn the international community about the horrors of teaching in England. My case is consistent with the research I have collected, my personal experience, the testimonies of countless teachers, and the experiences of many teachers who have shared their similar experiences in the comments. The truth is that the romanticised image of the UK is dead and only exists in movies and the memories of 80 year olds.

Honestly, it makes the months of writing, researching and editing all worth it reading comments like this. I am so thankful that I could help spare you the trauma of teaching in England. That nightmare would have been your standard day, now enjoy your new timeline where you won't be undermined, micromanaged, lied to and disrespected constantly until you quit teaching and flee the UK for good!

Thank you for your comment. Episode 4 is actually how I would solve the problems identified in episodes 1 to 3, if you're interested: th-cam.com/video/GlyJwd_IqKM/w-d-xo.html

Australia and New Zealand may have had English roots, but they also had centuries to forge their own identities separate from their oppressors. Today, Aus and NZ people are described as relaxed, peaceful, understanding, and tolerant...would you describe the British this way? Of course not. This indicates that they have taken conscious steps to distance themselves. For example, a cycle of abusive fathers being broken by a son who chooses to behave peacefully, diplomatically and calmly is evidence of a conscious and deliberate deviation from their forefathers. Now imagine that son is a country, and he had 200 years to deviate. Wouldn’t you want to be different than your oppressive colonisers?

@@MrRufaeel interesting. Thank you for sharing your insights.

Glad you found it useful

Are your feelings hurt, Brit?

Nah. British people really aren't nice. There's a reason no one likes us abroad.

I would love to hear your experiences! What have you gone through teaching in England?

haha glad you liked it!

I don't deny that they might be more foul-mouthed and aggressive, but English kids are probably significantly more dishonest than American kids. I recently had an interview with Trish from Teacher Therapy where UK and US teaching was compared, and I still think if the game was 'who are the worst kids?', the UK would destroy the US. Here's the link if you're interested: th-cam.com/video/lO8MAN0Z1HA/w-d-xo.html Having said that, I would avoid the UK and the US like the plauge as a teacher.

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Everything he said in these episodes is. 100% true. I know the truth hurts but many non-white people in this country feel this way but are afraid to say it. Your behaviour, hypocrisy, lack of awareness, racism, propensity to whine and turn to violence when experiencing about 2% of what you constantly put others thru … is astounding to most of us. The uk got a little taste in the 2024 race riots.

Everything he said in all episodes is true and correct. You find these behaviours in kids, adults and professionals in business, everywhere! No responsibility, no self-awareness, lying all the time and a sense of entitlement which I really don't understand the reason? We talk about a horrible culture and English people cannot admit it! My God! This is the vast majority, only a few English people are the exception and the majority wants to leave the country! As I always say Britain is real, Great is just expensive marketing!

I disagree Lewis

Can you elaborate on being bullied by the students? What did they do?

Best feeling in the world, isn't it? Nothing compares with the pure unfiltered joy I felt walking home from school for the last time. I basically flew home, I was weightless and not even bad weather could dampen my mood! So happy you fled the profession! Based on what I've noticed and from reading lots of comments of teachers with similar experiences, it does seem that these kids arrive with acceptable behaviour and quickly turn hostile. You even see an example in the educating manchester series where a boy moves to the UK from Syria and starts of nice, except quickly he begins to have worse and worse behaviour the more he socialises with his English peers. Looks like immigrants try and fit into the dominant culture, which is, in the UK, to be the biggest moron possible it seems. In episode 3 of this series, I show that Somalians are returning back to Somalia because it is safer than being in England and Wales. Once they are back, they go from being involved in gangs, crime, drugs, and knife violence, to family and football. Is this something that matches your experience? The foreign kids start off fine and slowly become horrid after spending time in England? The demands of the job is ridiculous! You can never teach your passion, they're always trying to impress someone behind the scenes by gaslighting you into making achieve near impossible things! How did you handle it? Did you just teach the elements of music or do your best at African and Chinese music?

@@MrRufaeel Thank you for your response. You have shared some very powerful stories from your experiences. I do remember the educating documentaries very well. In fact, I was in my last year of school when the first series came out. Your content is incredible. Words cannot describe how happy I was when I left teaching and have the job that I have now. When I was a music teacher, schools are very focused on diversity which is obviously important in modern day Britain and something that I am proud to be a part of. But when we’re cutting out instrumental tuition lesson, western art music over other music genres such as Drill and TikTok related music, I think that it’s quite upsetting on the history of music and how it relates to other subjects such as History, Maths and Science in the curriculum. When it comes to diversity: it was quite a standard to teach topics such as African drumming, Chinese music etc which is actually quite fun; but it can be quite questionable when you are teaching African drumming to students who are of African heritage or Chinese music to students with Chinese heritage. Some schools will allow you to pick what you want to teach your music as it’s a subject they don’t really care for, others have specific goals. It really depends. In one particular school I taught at, the vast majority were strong with their religious beliefs; I was known as the “Haram teacher”, due to not being a Muslim and of course teaching the subject that is forbidden. All the students thought I was gay because I was a music teacher… I had parents reporting me because I was apparently gay (I’m engaged to a woman). I know many successful gay teachers, including head teacher who is gay. I’ve also taught in white and mixed schools. Behaviour is atrocious across all schools no matter the background or culture. There’s a huge problem with students not knowing English and SEND being used as an excuse for some children, not all. In one school I taught that some children would come in year seven or eight and then they would go away to their home country for months even up to a couple of years and come back with sleeves of tattoos and expected to sit there GCSE exams with little to know English and I’m teaching year 11 basic English phonics. this is a standard in modern day Britain. Their parents don’t get fined! It would be interesting to have a discussion with you on what we have both faced as ex teachers. My fiancé who is travelling from South America is looking at studying to teach in the UK and I’ve shown her your videos. We have a lot of the same experiences from all the content I’ve watched from your channel and it would be brilliant to share and discuss this further with you. Let me know if you would be interested in doing this. Thank you for your content .

I never stated they are exclusive to English people. In episode 2 part 1 I mention that bad behaviour exists in all races, but the rate it exists in the English is the problem. It is far more common than any other race. I am not familiar with "Centers of Maximum complexity", can you elaborate?

I'm sorry you had that experience. I've had students who stood when I walked in, were quite the second I spoke, and even students who corrected their own behaviour the second I even looked at them. In England, I've seen kids be horrifically rude to headteachers, deputies, pregnant teachers, their parents, the cleaners, and even primary school kids. I believe that the cause is ultimately genetic because every time an alternative environment-based explanation is provided, there are many examples where you can substitute or eliminate it with no change to behaviour. For example, I grew up in Australia, and the worst behaviour I saw in my suburb came from just 1 family on our road. They were English, grew up in Australia, and behaved exactly the same way I saw English people act who grew up in England. Fast forward a few years and I'm a teacher in Western Australia, 50% of my behaviour problems came from just 1 kid, a white English kid. Fast forward a few years and I'm living in the UAE teaching in Abu Dhabi, the worst behaviour came from 1 of the 2 English kids I had out of about 400 Emirati, Indian, Pakistani, Egyptian, and Bangladeshi students. Also in the UAE, the most vile, rude and disrespectful co-worker I had was English. There are even examples from shows like 'World's Strictest Parents', where English kids are sent to countries and despite being surrounded by a different set of rules and cultures, they are exactly the same. There is even a scene where the principal claims the worst behaviour she has ever seen came from this one English kid who spent a week in her country. Remember, they are the worst tourists in the world, according to both the English themselves and the rest of the world, so culture and surroundings are not enough to explain this. Something else is following them around, pulling the strings and making them act so horrifically all the time.

​@@MrRufaeelI applaud you for having the courage to speak about this. Do people seriously think that children of those who colonised and exploited half of the world are by nature good, polite and kind? I think they learn to tame and repress these tendencies as they grow older but they are always there beneath the surface.

@@brytankak9598 Thank you. And you've basically summed up why I believe they're like this: it's genetic. The English have been promoting the most violent, ruthless, and intolerant people imaginable for 400 years to expand their empire; they've been promoting the most greedy, selfish, and inconsiderate people imaginable since the industrial revolution to survive early capitalism, and; they've been promoting the most dishonest, anti-authority, and manipulative people imaginable to survive the slums. All that conditioning doesn't just go away automatically, it continues to pull the strings. It is in their genes. I remember it taking me months to figure out why they were like that and once I realised there was nothing in the water, but it was in the blood, it all made sense.

He has already said that non whites aren’t this bad. Very strange to see you people asking for ‘diversity’ …. Are you looking for someone to blame for this behaviour 😂😂😂😂

What a comment! Thank you so much for your kind words and a big thank you for watching this documentary! I am so glad you enjoyed it :D regarding your cockroach question, turns out there's a bug called the Pacific beetle cockroach that makes a protein-rich milk and scientists have found a way to genetically engineer the milk genes to make their own cockroach milk in a lab without needing to milk the insect themselves. I'd say give it a few years to a decade and people will be treating non-bug consumers the same way they treated the unvaccinated during COVID.

Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it :)

I go down that rabbit-hole in episode 1 part 1 (th-cam.com/video/2aXlMCym9b4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=KE_fPxINFg2b2RTU) at 30:38. Essentially, if a school in England expels a student, the disqualify themselves from ever been rated as "Outstanding" by OFSTED. So, no matter the behaviour, you cannot expel the student, or else OFSTED won't like that.