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Please find the answers for your questions:
(1) I just notice I have a typo on my last reply. NONE of the four are Caucasians. I believe NET teachers are mainly available from kindergartens NOT receiving the vouchers.
(2) Yes, phonics are being taught since K1.
(3) There are PTH classes, but as far as I know they are scheduled for just 1-2 times a week. They have only two PTH teachers, one for AM classes and one for PM classes.
(4) The class is always full, 30 per class. There are two teachers at least (to ensure the 1:15 minimum) plus one assistant or other teachers to help in turn.
For parents who are interested on more language training in kindergarten, your primary target should be those who don't accept voucher. It is because the criteria of accepting the vouchers limit the proportion of language training so it is not up to the kindergartens to have more English and PTH class time. So, that's why those more expensive ones can have lot more NET teachers.
Ian
原帖由 Yuris 於 10-1-18 09:40 發表
Thanks Ian's answers. May I also ask some questions:
1) Are all the English lessons conducted by native speakers (non-caucasians, white skin foreigner, suppose)? I know in some kingdergartens, some E ... |
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