I teach at Gulf English school and is has a large range of excellent teachers from UK, Australia and New Zealand. It follows the british curriculum, and there is a choice of IB or A level after year 11 IGCSE examinations. The school is seperated into three sections, infant, primary and secondary. Secondary is gender seperated. There are some amazing people at Gulf English school and the students are warm with a good sence of humour, It is mainly arab students (about 90 percent)and students are taught islamic and islamic studies. There are specialist teachers for french, music, ICT, PE from primary to secondary. Like any school we have our issues but that is human nature. Chuck me an email if you are further interested and I can give you an email address of someone at school to contact. Good luck and welcome to doha
I teach at Gulf English school and is has a large range of excellent teachers from UK, Australia and New Zealand. It follows the british curriculum, and there is a choice of IB or A level after year 11 IGCSE examinations. The school is seperated into three sections, infant, primary and secondary. Secondary is gender seperated. There are some amazing people at Gulf English school and the students are warm with a good sence of humour, It is mainly arab students (about 90 percent)and students are taught islamic and islamic studies. There are specialist teachers for french, music, ICT, PE from primary to secondary. Like any school we have our issues but that is human nature. Chuck me an email if you are further interested and I can give you an email address of someone at school to contact. Good luck and welcome to doha