Shanghai
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antitravolta
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I believe they have 3 schools that are hiring under that 1 parent company so it looks worse than it is. The reviews are extremely bipolar and I'm not sure I trust any of them. Here's a previous thread on them: http://internationalschoolsreview.com/v ... t=shanghai
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eion_padraig
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I've had friends work at Hangzhou International School and Shanghai Community International School. They were generally happy at both places. However, it's been a good 8 years since I knew people at SCIS.
SCIS' payscale is lower than most of the other legitimate international schools in Shanghai. And Shanghai is a fun city, but it's easy to burn through money there too. Their payscale would go a lot further in Hangzhou.
SCIS' payscale is lower than most of the other legitimate international schools in Shanghai. And Shanghai is a fun city, but it's easy to burn through money there too. Their payscale would go a lot further in Hangzhou.
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They are going through some changes after restructuring. Some economic reasons as well, have to do with taxes and cost of living increasing.
Its a top third tier (if there is such a thing) or low tier 2 school. It gets you to Shanghai, which is a fun place to live.
Its a top third tier (if there is such a thing) or low tier 2 school. It gets you to Shanghai, which is a fun place to live.
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They are going through some changes after restructuring. Some economic reasons as well, have to do with taxes and cost of living increasing.
Its a top third tier (if there is such a thing) or low tier 2 school. It gets you to Shanghai, which is a fun place to live.
Its a top third tier (if there is such a thing) or low tier 2 school. It gets you to Shanghai, which is a fun place to live.