Horizon College Jinja i Jinja

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  rambo rambro

  :: 25 May 2018 21:01:52

  The school used to be fairly good when it was new and also with a big international population. The teachers were experienced and with actual international experiences that they could pass on to the students. Now, however, all the teachers are underpaid local women without the international touch or experience. When I took my child there, my child had very good English and proper pronunciation. Now, my child sounds like the underpaid teachers. The school fees are just too high and now some of the classes have 3 or 4 students. I foresee this school closing in the next five years or perhaps being sold to some other investor. Many children from international families have been moved back overseas or are now being home schooled. No value for money. I don't think even the owners can speak English. You can't communicate with them and there is no such a thing as PTA where parents can air out their views. No offense, but maybe an American or Australian needs to run this school.

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  christine cartagena

  :: 09 February 2018 17:11:03

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  Vanessa Nekka

  :: 30 January 2018 22:11:13

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  Arzu Hulya

  :: 06 March 2017 07:37:16

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  Yılmaz Akkılıç

  :: 12 February 2016 15:42:15

  I think it is the only International school in Jinja and As much as I remember that school was officially opened by president. School is very big but there is no enough tree.