What are the schools in Vietnam like?
When we asked about the schools in Vietnam, they said...
"BIS is a great school. Academically, in my opinon, they are the best school in Vietnam. They are often the only school to publicise their IGCSE and IB examination results, and the results are a testament to the standard of education provided at the school. We are very happy with education that our children are getting here. I would advise anybody to come and visit the campuses to truly get a feel for the school and what BIS can offer their child," commented one expat when asked about British International School in Ho Chi Minh City.
"The British International School Hanoi (BIS Hanoi) is an international school offering a bilingual education providing an enhanced English National Curriculum and the Vietnamese National Curriculum among others. BIS Hanoi provides a holistic approach to education, with a strong focus on student wellbeing, collaborative learning and problem-solving skills. The United Nations International School in Hanoi (UNIS Hanoi) is a top international school providing world-class education for local and expatriate children. It offers an engaging environment, where students can identify and work on the issues that are most important to them. They are encouraged to work with one another, hone their skills and find unique solutions to real life difficulties. The International School Ho Chi Minh City (ISHCMC) is a bilingual school offering outstanding education in a culturally and linguistically diverse environment, with the option of studying a specialized curriculum in English, Vietnam, or both. Their teachers are passionate about empowering students to take an active role in their own development while they learn to collaborate with each other, use higher order thinking, and develop innovative skills. Founded in 2006, Hanoi Academy (HA) is a bilingual educational institution that focuses on offering an international school curriculum and cultivating a student-centered learning environment. At HA, parents and teachers work together to provide a stimulating and engaging experience, where students’ individualized paths of development are embraced and cherished. The Australian International School Ho Chi Minh City (AISHCMC) offers a stimulating and nurturing bilingual learning environment, in both English and Vietnamese. They are dedicated to preparing their students for tertiary education. Their innovative curriculum combines the best of VCE, IB and the NEC, offering personalised experiences for each student," remarked one expat living in with children attending .
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