Canadian international school singapore
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Canadian international school singapore
Can anyone tell me anything about this school?
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Thanks. Just wondering if it was a good school, what "tier" it might be (as it feels like my 3 kid situation bars me from the top schools?) whether they hire folks without ib experience, what their policy is on number of dependent kids covered, and just a general feel of the school if anyone has worked or visited.
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When I went to my first PYP workshop one of the workshop leaders was working at Canadian Int'l School Singapore. I was very impressed by her strong PYP ethos and she eve had some of her students come and join the workshop. I would say very strong PYP school, certainly many non-Canadians send their children there.
Would agree that a three bedroom is going to cost you in S'pore. Though I found the general cost of living to not be too extreme--I'm single though and you've got three kids!
Although Singapore became far from my favorite place in the world I would recommend it simply for the teaching--my class was a mini U.N. and so were my colleagues. Most of the International Schools are massive so there are a lot of options on that Island and generally a lot of support for a new PYP teacher, on the other hand it is very fast-paced and I appreciated that I had lived and taught internationally before I landed there.
Would agree that a three bedroom is going to cost you in S'pore. Though I found the general cost of living to not be too extreme--I'm single though and you've got three kids!
Although Singapore became far from my favorite place in the world I would recommend it simply for the teaching--my class was a mini U.N. and so were my colleagues. Most of the International Schools are massive so there are a lot of options on that Island and generally a lot of support for a new PYP teacher, on the other hand it is very fast-paced and I appreciated that I had lived and taught internationally before I landed there.
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