Chinese School or Private School

[zakzak]

i think u have to prioritize muna. alin ba talaga important? location? good chinese curriculum? good english curriculum? kasi im sure marami naman talagang maganda ang reputation when it comes to the ratio of how many students can pass sa entrance exam ng mga up, dlsu, ateneo etc. pero di lahat malapit at di lahat maganda ang turo sa chinese. so if ok lang patutor nalang sa mandarin then go for the best filipino school u can find near u. if ur willing to take the school bus then tanchahin nalang upto how far willing kang mag aral yung batan then choose the best chinese school within the vicinity.

[Dragon_Heart]

Any other chinese schools near Taguig area except for Makati Hope, MGC and CISM? Location is the top priority for me. If there are none anymore, can you recommend a good elementary school?

Please do not mention Xavier-ICA and those schools in Manila anymore, I know those are good schools but they are far from Taguig.

[tundra]

there's this chinese school in alabang... THERESIANA de MONTEALEGRE . It's inside San Jose village. do you have any feedback regarding this school if they are good (both in mandarin and english)?

[AZTHIA]

there's this chinese school in alabang... THERESIANA de MONTEALEGRE . It's inside San Jose village. do you have any feedback regarding this school if they are good (both in mandarin and english)?

Hi, have you gotten any feedback on THERESIANA de MONTEALEGRE? Im also interested in enrolling my son there. Thanks

[dashingdevonair]

The closest to Paranaque is probably Gideon Academy already.

Ok sa academics ang ICA but students can't barely speak mandarin. Para na rin siyang filipino school that just so happens to have a few chi subjects and is most populated by chinese girls.

If you want the real deal traditional chinese schools you have no choice but to go to Manila or Grace in caloocan.

[babyloves_78]

what can you say about st. stephen? planning to enroll my son there as pre-nursery. good teaching ba? thanks.

[dashingdevonair]

what can you say about st. stephen? planning to enroll my son there as pre-nursery. good teaching ba? thanks.

If I'd rank chinese schools, St Stephen would fall on the second tier together with chiang kai.

The first tier would be st jude, UNO and XS.

St Stephen is Ok but if you want academic performance sa St. Jude na lang.

[yana_mirax]

Hi! I've been reading thread of Chinese School in MM. I find ICA interesting. Any idea how much is the fee for Prep? Many thanks!

[commoner]

Around P60k yata ang ICA. Can't go wrong with either ICA or Xavier. Just look at the passing rate for UP and Ateneo. No need to ask for DLSU.

And among Chinese schools, they have the most graduates that study abroad.

[dashingdevonair]

^Sila kasi ang may pera pang study abroad, not necessarily because they're smarter

Anyway ICA is a good school but they're not at par with others when it comes to mandarin skills. I have yet to meet an ICAn who can speak mandarin fluently. If you're just after the academics then it's one of the best chinese schools out there.

Just make sure na kaya mo makipag sabayan sa crowd. Wealthy girls study in ICA. so to some extent your daughter would want a lifestyle similar to her classmates.

[victor28cheng]

anybody knows how much is the tuition rate of st. stephen for primary and secondary levels?

[victor28cheng]

alam niyo po ba kung magkano yung tuition rate ng st. stephen?