Schools Online in the Middle East
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Israel: American International School, Tel Aviv
"The American International School in Israel, Inc., is an independent, coeducational day school which offers an educational program from kindergarten through grade 12 for students of all nationalities."
"The American International School in Israel, Inc., is an independent, coeducational day school which offers an educational program from kindergarten through grade 12 for students of all nationalities."
Jordan: International Community School, Amman
"The rich educational experience provided at the ICS is designed to give each and every child a firm foundation, enabling him/her to succeed at their future school wherever it may be."
"The rich educational experience provided at the ICS is designed to give each and every child a firm foundation, enabling him/her to succeed at their future school wherever it may be."
Kuwait: The British School
"At The British School of Kuwait there are 1300 students aged 3½ - 19. They come from 45 countries and follow courses leading to IGCSE, AS and A levels."
"At The British School of Kuwait there are 1300 students aged 3½ - 19. They come from 45 countries and follow courses leading to IGCSE, AS and A levels."
Kuwait: The English School
"The English School (Founded 1953) is a private, non-profit making, co-educational Preparatory School which provides British education for children between the ages of 3 and 13 years."
"The English School (Founded 1953) is a private, non-profit making, co-educational Preparatory School which provides British education for children between the ages of 3 and 13 years."
Turkey: Robert College, Istanbul
"The school, along with its sister school, the American College for Girls, which was founded in 1871, have provided educational leadership for over a century-- first in the Ottoman Empire and then the Turkish Republic."
"The school, along with its sister school, the American College for Girls, which was founded in 1871, have provided educational leadership for over a century-- first in the Ottoman Empire and then the Turkish Republic."