From a new campus in Cairo, AI in education, student advocacy at COP27 to interviews with leading educators, STRIDES bring you all the latest news from Esol Education schools worldwide.
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Celebrating 45 Years
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Established in 1976, Esol Education is proudly celebrating 45 years of educational excellence. Starting from our very first school in Kuwait, our journey has taken us across continents, growing to 10 schools, serving over 10,000 students. With well-resourced, purpose-built campuses featuring state of the art educational technology, our teachers use modern pedagogical approaches to deliver holistic, world-class learning, preparing students for a fast-paced future.
Esol Education's mission is to provide outstanding education to students and excellent professional opportunities for educators in international communities, instilling the knowledge, skills, and character necessary for success in the 21st century.
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American International School in Egypt looks to the future with a state-of-the- art new campus in partnership with Emaar, leading property developers in the Middle East.
Explore the values and benefits of an American education with the distinguished Dr. Joseph Jabbra, Board Member at American University of Bahrain and President Emeritus of Lebanese American University.
We explore the potential of AI with a future-forward view of driving artificial intelligence with emotional intelligence to improve student outcomes.
Meet Maya Rifaai, a published author at age 12 and student at American International School in Abu Dhabi.
Students at American International School in Egypt headed to COP27 for a deep dive into climate issues, alongside 35,000 participants, from world leaders to NGO representatives, to fellow students from around the world
An education that empowers students to find solutions to global challenges requires a holistic, cross-curricular approach, modelled at Dunecrest American School.
"CQ" is key to successful leadership, says Dave McMaster, Director at American School of Bahrain.