The International Schools Review Forum

Hi all,

I'm interested in finding out more information about the international schools in China (Maple Leaf schools), Thailand, Egypt, and South Korea that use the BC curriculum. I'd love to hear whether any of them are good schools to work at.

(I'm currently working on my B.Ed in BC, Canada which is why I am interested in this type of school.)

Most of them are local internationals, meaning they cater to the local elite not ex-pats.

My wife recently met someone who had worked at the Cairo school for a year. She seems to have enjoyed. She went there right out of her B.Ed.

I also have a word document with bits and pieces I have gleaned about Maple Leaf (some hard searching of forums and such). Email me if you want me to send it (I emailed you a while back, so you should have my email - if not write yours again).

I also started a thread on ISR a while back about Maple Leaf. I was briefly corresponding with someone who still works there. Do a search.

Hi Mark,

Thank you for replying to my post. I just sent you an email. Any information would be much appreciated. :)

I also found your old posts and they were very useful.

Thanks again.

-k

I have a friend working in admin at the Maple Leaf school in Dalian. They seem to be enjoying their time there but are retired so money isn't an issue. The kids sound friendly, the campus, or at least where they are working is new, resources can be scarce and sometimes it sounds like profit is driving the decision making. All of that is second hand so take it for what it is worth.

BC stands for "British Curriculum", I assume?

British Columbian

Westcoaster,

Please find a complete list of schools accredited to offer BC curriculum here:

http://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/offshore_scho ... s_list.pdf

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