Port Harcourt, Nigeria
21 Jun 2026
Students are no allowed smartphones at school. The school provides students with laptops and each class with a number of ipads to be used. All are under the schools' strict firewall.
6 comments
Valencia, Spain
20 Jun 2026
The school is not affiliated with any religion.
6 comments
Tbilisi, Georgia
20 Jun 2026
There are no annual pay rises or extra for masters. There are no bonuses either. Teachers do negotiate their rent I believe. The pay is paid in the local currency after converting from USD on the 15h of every month.
5 comments
Porto Alegre, Brazil
20 Jun 2026
In Brazil, students are not allowed to use cell phones at school. A few cases of students who need tech assistive tools can be used.
3 comments
Bangkok, Thailand
20 Jun 2026
The school has many students who remain long-term, but there are also just as many students who come and go. Last year, we saw huge increases in students resulting in the creation of three additional classes for 3rd-5th grade.
2 comments
Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei
20 Jun 2026
The general teacher origin is from the UK which follows that the school is a member of FOBISIA. The turn over rate is for a love it or hate it as Brunei is a place that is not a terribly hard place to work in. They do hire new graduates also which means that the school has a full range of experiences of teachers. The staff also come from a range of other European and Asian countries, with a few from Australasia. Language of instruction is English and it is a must for staff. I would not classify the school, or definitely not the country, as LGBT friendly. There are staff odf this orientation, but it is not an acceptable display of true identity.
4 comments
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