European International School Ho Chi Minh City Reviews (11)

Horrible school and how they handle bully. My son was left scarred for life on his face as well as mentally. He was only there for 3 months and numbers of bullying happened. No actions has been taken that led to a serious incident that now left him with a scar on his face, the so call Apac director dare to say our insurance should be covering it. No camera system and they would not even call you when the kid are absent and they dare to charge an arm and a leg

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The school focus on individual students and it's community atmosphere makes it possible!

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The first time we came into EIS, we knew it was the right school for our child! And it was the best decision we have made for his education so far. Love EIS!

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The school's leadership is always available to listen to parent concerns. The Corona Virus crisis has been very stressful for many parents, and the school is trying its best to provide alternative practical solutions, and the communication about actions has been very honest and fast. They have provided clear guidance on refunds, on make-up time, and home learning. The teachers have supported us big time. My children are in primary school, so we don't care about all the big facilities offered by other schools. My daughter is also a little bit shy, so its easier for her in a smaller school where the teachers can pay her more attention. Honestly, I have seen amazing progress with my kids education, and I am very glad we made the move from Australia.

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EIS provides the BEST VALUE FOR MONEY, offering the same quality as the 'big boys' (IB continuum school, CIS accredited, same IB Diploma grades) but the cost is 20-40% cheaper. EIS is smaller, so there are less facilities, but the community is warm and friendly, and the teachers know the kids really well as individuals. And they have the most beautiful tropical boutique campus environment in the Thao Dien area.

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My daughter was at EIS for her Preschool. She used to be very shy before moving to EIS but toward the end, she had transformed to a very confident girl who speak out for her opinions. The School gave all students opportunities to perform in front of big audience, to lead their own events, to participate in school's events. We parents were very engaging in school's activities. Everyone from teachers, staff and even school's leaders are friendly and approachable. The school listened to parents' voice and many improvements were made based on parents' suggestions. We moved our girl to a bilingual when she got into Grade 1, just because we wanted her to do much more Vietnamese which was her mother tongue. However we have joined many events of EIS ever since. My daughter loves and misses EIS so much. We will surely move her back to EIS once she finishes Primary.

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