Dhaka, Bangladesh

What are the schools in Dhaka like?

"I would look at all alternate options before seriously considering this institution. The teachers try hard and do the best they can in the circumstances, but are unfortunately let down by management. The majority of the teaching faculty are young graduates. This is not a school i'd be sending my children back to, better off at a local Bangladeshi school paying one tenth of the price," commented one expat when asked about Canadian Trillinium School in Dhaka.

"Excellent choice. Small classes, very welcoming, nurturing environment. All teachers are Canadian-certified. School has Canadian accreditation," explained one expat in Dhaka, Bangladesh with kids at Canadian Trillinium School.

"It is the only school to consider. I would not stay here if school said no. The staff is great and the children have great time.The values are strong! Dhaka is tough bit the school is rewarding in return," wrote an expat living in Dhaka with children attending AISD.

"Visit the school and get a tour. Check the website and find out about the low tuition fees," said one commented one expat when asked about Australian International School in Dhaka.

"Go for a visit and meet the director, visit the class and, above all, talk with parents from your own nationality to get their feedback," mentioned one expat living in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

"Grace is a very good option for all grade levels, the educational level is of a very high standard. For elementary grades you need to apply early, as the classes fill up quickly and the management is keen to maintain small class sizes," explained one expat when asked about Grace International School in Dhaka.