Every school in Egypt that has any international curriculum, ends up failing. The lack of pure foreign teachers now a days who tend to have their own experience and education from their respected country has affected Egypt greatly. Even the accents that students pick up over many years and their understanding of true education is very disappointing . For me I feel for the parents in Egypt who pay hundred of thousands, maybe millions for their child's full education and at the end it's only one student out of 500k who truly work abroad. Take it from a foreigner, it's been very rare for me to see Egyptian students with Egyptian education work abroad in their field of choice. In the UK if we had 2 candidates applying for a job, 1. A local student with GCSEs and a university grad and the 2nd is an Egyptian student with iGCSE and a University grad from the UK, I would employ the 1st candidate as their work ethics, FULL education and up bringing has been in the UK, it's just how it is unfortunately. Private schools in Egypt are just PURE business. Private schools in Egypt will only get better once the owners stop thinking of it as a business and understand it needs to be an educational institution that promises students the world once they graduate.

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So proud of all of my smart girls 👏👏👏❤️❤️