Expat Teachers Support Education Reform in Kazakhstan

By Anne Keeling

Summary: Anne's article introduces you to several teachers and schools that are supporting education reform in Kazakhstan.

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Thank you for the great article! I have a question about going to teach there (specifically at an NIS) if I have children of my own. My children are 6 and 10 years old. How hard is it to get them into a school there? What sort of school fees would I pay? Would I need aftercare for them? I hear working hours are long and I'm not sure if I'd be able to collect them from school on time. Is there anything else I'd need to consider? Thank you so much, in advance :)