How to achieve the perfect integration of Chinese and western education

Which is better for children, Chinese education or western education? Cambridge Institute International Education invited Brett Allen Hueffmeier, an American educator who has taught in China for many years, to answer our question. He used to be a doctor of law and professor and also held international education related positions at Rutgers University. Now, he...

The first lesson of the semester: We are far apart but stand together

On Feb 10th, some campuses of the Cambridge Institute International Education started the new semester online. Greeting each other through the screen was one of the important parts of the first lesson. Due to the spread of the new coronavirus (COVID-19) in China, the ministry of education announced the school opening was postponed. But our...

Classes suspended but learning continues，Cambridge Institute International Education offers online courses for our students

The new coronavirus outbreak continues to spread, the crisis is more and more serious. According to the spirit of the national instruction on the prevention and control of the new coronavirus epidemic, as well as the notification requirements of relevant departments, to effectively protect the health and safety of all students, the opening date has...

How to keep you safe from the new coronavirus

You may already know about the novel coronavirus(2019-nCoV) recently affecting persons in Wuhan and other provinces in China. The new coronavirus has resulted 441 confirmed cases, 170 suspected cases, 9 death cases and 25 of them has been cured(at the time reporter dispatched). The new pneumonia is caused by infection with the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV)...

Art teacher Ms.Selda Acar: Everybody Benefits from an Art Infused Education

In the international department of Pinghu High School, students experience a vastly different form of art education than their peers. They have art integrated lessons and are taught how to use art as a way to express their feelings and ideas. Studying art is not as easy as many people would think. However with the...

Q2 Town Hall was held and four members received the core value award

The Cambridge Institute International Education Q2 Town Hall was held on January 9, 2020. The conference process mainly includes the following three aspects: Good news sharing between team members, Q1 performance review, and the core value awards ceremony. A total of four members received the Core Value Award and everyone affirmed their contributions.   Brett...

Overseas camps for kids increasingly appealing

By ZHAO XINYING | China Daily Updated: July 31, 2019

Zhou Xiaodong, a deputy general manager of an enterprise in Wuhan, Hubei province, has been thinking about sending his son, Zhou Zixuan, to study at a university overseas since the boy was only a seventh-grade student. To help the young man get acquainted with life abroad in advance, Zhou persuaded his son last year to...

Globalizing schools in China: the necessities, the partnerships and the potential concerns

We recently interviewed our Vice President of Academics, Frank Phillips. As Head of St. Mary’s School, and now as its President, Frank instituted several exciting changes at St. Mary’s School, including launching eight St. Mary’s campuses in China with Cambridge Institute International Education. With so much experience, we wanted to ask Mr Phillips why globalizing campuses in China...