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Located in Bundang, Gyeonggi Province, the BIS Canada School is attracting a growing number of students with its quality education programs and strong English-learning environment.
The foreign school was founded in 2008 as the first campus of an overseas school in Korea certificated by the British Columbia Ministry of Education in Canada.
Every province in Canada has its own curriculum with a ministry of education. BIS Canada’s curriculum comes directly from the BC Ministry of Education, the school said.
The school currently offers the British Columbia curriculum from grades 1 to 11 and looks forward to its first class of grade 12s graduating in 2014.
“BIS Canada’s mission is to offer an outstanding Canadian-based education to Korean and international students,” Seo Dong-young, CEO and director of BIS Canada, said.
The foreign school was founded in 2008 as the first campus of an overseas school in Korea certificated by the British Columbia Ministry of Education in Canada.
Every province in Canada has its own curriculum with a ministry of education. BIS Canada’s curriculum comes directly from the BC Ministry of Education, the school said.
The school currently offers the British Columbia curriculum from grades 1 to 11 and looks forward to its first class of grade 12s graduating in 2014.
“BIS Canada’s mission is to offer an outstanding Canadian-based education to Korean and international students,” Seo Dong-young, CEO and director of BIS Canada, said.
“We are committed to implementing the BC curriculum, with BC certified teachers, using the best teaching practices for students in a nurturing manner,” he added.
The school announced that it is now accepting applications for the 2013-2014 year. For more information visit www.biscanada.org or call at (031) 8022-7114.
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