What are the schools in China like?
When we asked about the schools in China, they said...
"I would absolutely recommend QSI in Chengdu. There were several changes in administration a few years ago, which has led to a structured, stable, positive school climate. Teachers are excellent, school morale is positive, and consistency of education and expectations is exemplary," explained one expat living in Chengdu, China.
"Look closely at other options like CDIS. Kick the tires, look under the carpet and questions about certification, nepotism, leadership and ration of non-paying teacher's children who attend the school (resource drain). Very expensive compared to the value," said one parent with children at QSI Chengdu in Chengdu.
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