If you are an experienced international school teacher, who has worked at top tier schools before, I would advise you to think very carefully before taking a job at any Tenby school in Malaysia...

Resources are scarce and spending is frowned upon at Tenby Setia Eco Gardens, which means that ex-pat teachers have virtually no chance of having any training/PD provided...

One of the biggest problems at Tenby Setia Eco Gardens is that local staff are paid so poorly...

Tenby Setia Eco Gardens has had four Campus Principals (directors) in its five year history, which tells its own story...

Johor Bahru is a difficult town to get to know at first. It is very spread out and despite having over a million people and being on the border with SIngapore, has no real city centre and no public transport, making it necessary to drive everywhere. That said, once you do acclimatise, it is not a terrible place to live...

IGCSE results were very poor at Tenby Setia Eco Gardens in the last year and the school has done little by way of effective mentoring or training of IGCSE staff... 

Despite all that it has to be said that the primary school and national school at Tenby Setia Eco Gardens are not as bad as the secondary and we were incredibly sad to leave as the school does have the sweetest children we have ever taught in over 40 combined years of teaching...