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CanadaCommando

Joined: 13 Feb 2004 Location: People's Republic of C.C.
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Posted: Mon Nov 22, 2004 6:05 pm Post subject: Korean International Schools |
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Hey there.
Thinking of passing on Year 2 at my public school gig-want to move on to a system where I feel more involved. Anyone here work at the international schools KIS, BFS, or SIS? Seoul Foreign School, as freakin gorgeous as it is, is out because I'm not a religious person.
Just wondering what the benefits were like, class sizes, faculty organisation, curriculum, etc etc.
Looking on the websites there seemed to be alot of B.A. holders teaching, so I'm also curious at how tough qualifications are.
Any takers? |
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jaganath69

Joined: 17 Jul 2003
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Posted: Tue Nov 23, 2004 5:08 am Post subject: Re: Korean International Schools |
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| CanadaCommando wrote: |
Hey there.
Thinking of passing on Year 2 at my public school gig-want to move on to a system where I feel more involved. Anyone here work at the international schools KIS, BFS, or SIS? Seoul Foreign School, as freakin gorgeous as it is, is out because I'm not a religious person.
Just wondering what the benefits were like, class sizes, faculty organisation, curriculum, etc etc.
Looking on the websites there seemed to be alot of B.A. holders teaching, so I'm also curious at how tough qualifications are.
Any takers? |
Friends of mine work at SFS, they are both career teachers back home with extensive experience. The conditions are pretty good.
Cheers
Jaga |
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jaganath69

Joined: 17 Jul 2003
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Posted: Tue Nov 23, 2004 5:08 am Post subject: Re: Korean International Schools |
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| CanadaCommando wrote: |
Hey there.
Thinking of passing on Year 2 at my public school gig-want to move on to a system where I feel more involved. Anyone here work at the international schools KIS, BFS, or SIS? Seoul Foreign School, as freakin gorgeous as it is, is out because I'm not a religious person.
Just wondering what the benefits were like, class sizes, faculty organisation, curriculum, etc etc.
Looking on the websites there seemed to be alot of B.A. holders teaching, so I'm also curious at how tough qualifications are.
Any takers? |
Friends of mine work at SFS, they are both career teachers back home with extensive experience. The conditions are pretty good.
Cheers
Jaga |
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