Parents

With over 12 years of experience, we have supported students who have successfully passed the international school exam.

Continue reading the article below to learn more about the importance of these skills for children and how international schools help students develop the necessary life skills for children at each age.

In this article, we will explore how to help your child establish a strong foundation in Mathematics and English, set specific goals for the new school year, and equip them with the necessary skills to be always ready to embrace new and exciting experiences.

The nature of language is intricate. Achieving fluent and authentic English usage, comparable to that of native speakers, goes beyond theoretical learning. Fluently navigating English with native-like thinking requires discerning word nuances and applying language across diverse scenarios. What should parents do to help your child develop native English thinking?

In today’s education landscape, the importance of English is steadily increasing. However, does the heavy emphasis on English development potentially affect a child’s ability to excel in other subjects?

Mathematics, inherently intriguing, exceeds the mundane impression that children might have from dry problem sets and perplexing formulas. However, many kids are afraid at it and display signs of frustration and an inclination to lose focus when tackling Math. How to help your child overcome this situation?

During days at the international school, your child might encounter challenges in integrating due to not adapting to the differences in communication culture. Nonetheless, helping your child overcome the language barrier is of paramount importance, in order for them to integrate into the new environment and find increased motivation in their learning journey.

Similar to other schools in Vietnam, international schools require students to pass entrance exams to officially join their desired international institution. However, international school entrance exams, particularly for students transitioning from Vietnamese public schools, pose significant challenges. What should parents do to support their children in this situation?

In today’s world, adaptability and staying current with global trends are crucial, making self-learning a priority. But what exactly is it?