Các mẹ ơi mình đi tìm được thông tin này. Giáo viên còn kêu thế này thì con mình học sao được? :Crying:
I am a former qualified teacher of Hanoi Academy. This school is an absolute disaster. They have been open for over a year and do not even have the Vietnamese curriculum license, let alone an international curriculum. Almost all of the qualified international staff have left for greener pastures as the businessmen and women who run the school are only out to make a buck. They would be happy just to have a cardboard cutout of a western teacher to stand in front of the kids, and not do anything creative. They hired a top international educator as CEO last spring to boost enrollment and supposedly fix the school. However, once the tuition money was collected, they fired him because his changes (curriculum, standards, professional development, resources) were taking too big a chunk of the profit from the board of directors. If I had wanted to, I could have shown movies and played games the entire year, as nobody ever checked to see what I was doing. There is no curriculum! Even any basic language school has a curriculum. The parents know whats happening here, but they are supposedly powerless to do anything. There is no financial transparency. Don't spend 5,000-6,000 a year to send your kids to a school that doesn't even have proper Vietnamese standards, let alone a proper International program. Sure they have nice buildings, but that is about it. Meanwhile they try to hide the disgusting state of the school with constant parties and celebrations. Last year at least 1,000 dollars was spent to send off a principle who was actually working at two schools, and therefore not doing her job at the Academy. (She got to collect two paychecks for a whole year) The principle in secondary fines the Vietnamese teachers for any disagreement with procedure. Its a sad shame that greedy businessmen are able to ruin a potentially great school. But alas, until corruption is looked at seriously in this country, any school that is owned and operated by Vietnamese will never succeed at gaining an Internationally respected standard. Hanoi Academy was supposed to be different, but I guess Vietnam needs more time to deal with corruption in education. Avoid Hanoi Academy!
http://newhanoian.xemzi.com/vi/venue/show/6072/Hanoi-Academy
I am a former qualified teacher of Hanoi Academy. This school is an absolute disaster. They have been open for over a year and do not even have the Vietnamese curriculum license, let alone an international curriculum. Almost all of the qualified international staff have left for greener pastures as the businessmen and women who run the school are only out to make a buck. They would be happy just to have a cardboard cutout of a western teacher to stand in front of the kids, and not do anything creative. They hired a top international educator as CEO last spring to boost enrollment and supposedly fix the school. However, once the tuition money was collected, they fired him because his changes (curriculum, standards, professional development, resources) were taking too big a chunk of the profit from the board of directors. If I had wanted to, I could have shown movies and played games the entire year, as nobody ever checked to see what I was doing. There is no curriculum! Even any basic language school has a curriculum. The parents know whats happening here, but they are supposedly powerless to do anything. There is no financial transparency. Don't spend 5,000-6,000 a year to send your kids to a school that doesn't even have proper Vietnamese standards, let alone a proper International program. Sure they have nice buildings, but that is about it. Meanwhile they try to hide the disgusting state of the school with constant parties and celebrations. Last year at least 1,000 dollars was spent to send off a principle who was actually working at two schools, and therefore not doing her job at the Academy. (She got to collect two paychecks for a whole year) The principle in secondary fines the Vietnamese teachers for any disagreement with procedure. Its a sad shame that greedy businessmen are able to ruin a potentially great school. But alas, until corruption is looked at seriously in this country, any school that is owned and operated by Vietnamese will never succeed at gaining an Internationally respected standard. Hanoi Academy was supposed to be different, but I guess Vietnam needs more time to deal with corruption in education. Avoid Hanoi Academy!
http://newhanoian.xemzi.com/vi/venue/show/6072/Hanoi-Academy
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