SSS
8/14/2015 06:19 EST
I did not attend the international school. My family arrived in Fiji in 2002 and I departed Fiji in 2005.
My comment is for bob who made a point of the education in Fiji being sub optimal.
I attended a local school. It was the most humbling, exciting time of my life. The quality of science and maths was above what I had experienced in Australia. The level of English was poorer but not terrible.
I completed Form 4 through to 7 in Fiji. (Year 9 to 12). In 2006 I enrolled at The University of Sydney and I subsequently have obtained a Bachelors, a Post Grad Cert and a masters from there. I'm now a health professional.
I have a plethora of friends who attended the local school with me.
They are now doctors, lawyers, pharmacists, accountants, pilots and engineers. I can't say the same for my friends who attended international. I think the highest achieving that I know of got a Bachelor of Science in the U.S. somewhere.
Some of the local schools are fantastic. If international doesn't provide additional assistance you could always consider getting them tuition from a local school teacher. I had some tutoring in Maths to catch me up when I first moved and it was fantastic. Good luck
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