Tomorrow morning I will go to a training school to interview an English teacher. I want to know why the interview place is a hotel room. Is it reliable?

There are several possibilities in this matter.

First, this training school has not yet been established, and teachers should prepare in advance. Without a good office address, you can only choose a hotel.

Second, the training school is far from the urban area. It's too far. Maybe no one wants to go.

Third, the environment of this school is really out of reach, so we have to find a room in the hotel to attract people.

But the first three items can be changed into coffee shops, and hotel rooms are too private for interviews.

The first three items are based on the goodwill of the recruiting unit, and there is a fourth point.

Fourth, recruitment itself is a scam, and the most likely thing is cheating or even looking for robbery.

From the above analysis, this unit is not an ideal work unit, and it is even risky. Let's give it up.