elc International School teachers chatting with the students at the Sungai Buloh campus.
DESPITE charging fees that can go as high as RM100,000 per annum, international schools are popular as parents who can afford them believe their children will be more globally competitive, well-rounded and proficient in English.
Businesswoman Sherina Ch’ng said teachers at international schools have a different approach, ability and skills compared to those at government schools.
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