International school

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• International school
• Published by https//www.alice-smith.edu.my/

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• 'International School' is the word used to apply
  to an educational establishment that, by
  following a required curriculum or syllabus that
  varies from the country where the school is
  operational, promotes' international education in
  an international setting.'
• These schools usually educate pupils who are not
  host country residents or citizens they are best
  tailored to children of persons serving in
  foreign embassies or missions, international
  business organizations, etc. Admission to schools
  is also given to local students from the region
  around the school who wish to obtain a degree or
  appropriate qualifications for further studies or
  a career. Do you want to learn more? Visit
  international school.
• A History
• The idea of an international school started in
  the second half of the 19th century when it was
  founded for families who traveled widely, such as
  missionaries, NGOs, embassies, etc., in countries
  like Japan, Switzerland, Turkey and some others.
  These schools were set up on the basis of the
  school curriculum of the specific country with
  the assistance and assistance of the specific
  establishment that required the schools - e.g.
  defense establishments, scientific communities,
  diplomatic missions, etc.
• In due course, in schools around the world,
  globalization and technologies have created a
  spurt to adapt to the increased migration of
  people around the world for work, industry and
  other purposes such a movement has produced
  generations of children residing away from their
  country of origin and needed the inclusion of
  foreign schools. Improved national schools alone
  do not spell achievement in this context the
  success benchmark relies on the educational
  programs that compete better globally. Have a
  look at international school Kuala Lumpur to get
  more info on this.
• Criteria for a school that is international
• The International Association of School
  Librarianship decreed in 2009 that the following
  criteria must be met by an international school

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• International and multilingual culture of
  students
• A moving student population
• Transferability of the education of students -
  e.g. credits - through international schools
• Worldwide curriculum or syllabi
• International certification - e.g.
  International Baccalaureate (IB), Council of
  International Schools (CIS), IGCSE (International
  General Certificate of Secondary Education) at
  the University of Cambridge, school services,
  etc. If you wish to learn more about this, visit
  international school Malaysia.
• Number and number of multinational and seasonal
  teachers
• Use of English or French as a teaching medium
  with the possibility of adding an additional
  language
• Non-selective college enrollment
• These schools, such as the arts, humanities,
  information technology, language, mathematics,
  physical education, science, etc., have more or
  less the same curriculum as state and national
  schools. The process and style of education is
  highly systematized and relies heavily on a
  classroom atmosphere induced by technology pupil
  periodic exams, examinations and grading are
  carried out on an ongoing basis.

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• Summary
• We are one of the leading international schools
  in Kuala Lumpur, proud of our excellent
  reputation in providing an outstanding and
  thriving all-round education based on the British
  curriculum for 3 to 18 year olds. Welcome to
  Alice Smith School.
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• Visit this site to learn more https//www.alice-s
  mith.edu.my/