Tour of Bilingual School in El Salvador
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Will and Sarah finally sign-up their daughters for primary school in El Salvador. They find a great bilingual school close to home and the girls love it!
Colegio Maya Fees:
Annual
- Early childhood ($3,894)
- Elementary ($4,180)
- Middle school ($4,510)
- High school ($4,873)
Registration
- New enrollment ($1,400)
- Re-enrollment ($225)
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Wow congratulations, I loved the video.
The school is not much different to a great quality private school here in Australia. I could see my child going there. Loved the fact that the children can eat fresh cooked meals with vegetables (something very rare these days).
Jaw-dropping beauty ¡Awesome! Impressive. I did not know about this school.
Wow 🤩 fantastic
👏 I was looking for a bilingual school 🏫 for my nephew in La Libertad 🗽
Do you guys mind making a video about school fees? great school by the way. I was able to feel the positive vibe in there through the screen!😊
Yes, please share tuition costs!
Yeah, i need to know about school fees.
Yes would love to know the cost! Looks like a great school!
@frankmejia6313 Hi, I have included the fees in the video description, cheers!
@@mrivera8695 fees are in the video description
Wow! This is amazing! What an experience for the girls! I'm sure they are going to love it :).
They are!
I bet you already missing the winter jacket, winter boots, the scarf, mittens, and winter hats before sending them to school...Happy for guys and your children
Nopenot even a little bit
Thank you guys for sharing your experiences in El Salvador. I can’t wait to get back to my beautiful country 🇸🇻❤️
Don’t forget to ask about how they handle issues within the school and emergencies. Good luck 👍
Carlos here, thank you for sharing... espero todo este marchando como ustedes esperaban... la familia es lo mas importante en el mundo...
I wish your kids all the best in a new school and country. I moved to El Salvador when I was 15 from California until I was 20. . I am now 48 and living in Nebraska USA . I was so intimidated and felt left out my first few years in a school so out of my environment. My anxiety drove me nuts but in time I made good friends and memories, that I will cherish all my life. I hope someday after 20 years I can return to El Salvador.
Saludos familia y bendiciones
That's very nice school..
Calidad de vídeo con un buen contenido
Yeah! But the majority of kids go to public schools here in the US. I mean, I was born in El Salvador and attended catholic schools, Domingo Savio, Don Bosco and Ricaldone. But I never gave it a thought when I came here in la usa to continue the catholic thing with my kids. But uniforms are great for kids. They don't judge themselves with whatever they wear and non- sense like that.
Great videos very helful. I have two little ones and our goal is to move to El Salvador in 2 years. I would like to hear more about school: process of registering,hours, fees to have an idea. And it be nice for the girls to do a Q & A about school. Love your video!!!!!
Muchas gracias por compartir este video 🙏 justo estaba averiguando de este colegio y se vé que es bueno. Millónes de gracias
Can you show us Centro Comercial Las Ramblas Santa Ana and also Las Ramblas Santa Tecla I would like to buy an apartment near those plazas.
You have done a very good job. Awesome 👍👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Tambien es importante que aprendan bien el castellano ( Español) hace 44 anios q llege a usa 🇺🇸. Todos los gringos me decian que tenia que hablar ingles. Es un plus ➕️, o mas idiomas si es posible.
Y tu Eres una eminencia en español. Lo que en relidad necesitan es saber que El dinero se necesita, y necesitan saber como hacerlo en El Salvador, ya que pagaran Todo en dolares. El Segundo idioma sera ell Ingles en El Salvador. Un trabajo dependiendo en sus habilidades profesionales,o oficios. Eso importara mucho.
Amazing! Thanks for sharing 👍
WoW this is amazing 😊
Dropping the kids every morning looks like a field trip, compared to here in Los Angeles, 😮over here is a Kaos, heavy traffic a lot long yellow school busses.
I love El Salvador size, first word country is a different story.
Nice school
In the time I lived in El Salvador I've never knew there was such a nice institution like that one. Way different almost like the ones you see in Japan.
As far as I know, there's another bilingual school, Interamerican School.
Excelente video, great video. Saludos
I like it ❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing!
Might be joining you guys soon and also be sharing our experience in our channel! 😊
Que bueno que encontraron escuela para sus niñas, school looking nice, greetings from Dallas.
Genial....el video esta muy entretenido...
My kids never liked the food from school, and it's very nice to have fresh food at school. It's expensive private school?
That’s a nice school.
Requirements is just staying for 6 months at a time but permanently
Love it! Please share the cost and what the schedule is daily and what months they go and don’t! ❤
Hi, sorry for the delay to respond. I have added the fees to the video description. As for the schedule, Kindergarten/Prep (7:30am-12:15pm), 1st-7th grade (7:30am-2:25pm), 8th-12th grade (7:30am-3:05pm) The school year for private schools in El Salvador is from second week of August to second week of June
@@BraveNewPath Thank you so much for the fee information and the schedule! This video is excellent!
Love all your videos hope you make a video about how much school cost and how much English and Spanish they speak we want to move there so
All your videos are helping us
A big percentaje of classes there are taught in english, only few are in spanish. Hope this helps.
@@aldorivera7637 thank you so much wanted to move to Santa Ana just want to be able to move with jobs and put kids in school with English as well as Spanish
I have added the fees to the video description. The children receive instruction in a mix of both English and Spanish at this school. Most of the kids who attend have Spanish as their first language so English is emphasized more. We had to have a discussion with the teachers to ask them to use more Spanish with our girls and to give them an extra Spanish class during a week because their needs are opposite from the other students. They happily obliged our request :)
Congrats and thank you for the video, I'm eyeing a place nearby & that colegio would be perfect, we also have 2 daughters of similar age.
That is awesome! Maybe our girls will attend the same school together! :)
Cuando pondrán otro video
Perfecto
Don’t forget to ask about how they handle issues within the school and emergencies. Good luck 👍
Why do u try externado san jose best school isn't easy to get there o la escuela Americana
What a great and useful information, thank you very much for your time, effort and good work. The school looks wonderful.
Wait de prices of the private schools and dat bukele out is
Thank you for posting this video. I have a question, what is the cost per school year?
Nice hopefully is not too expensive like where my kids go here in the US
Hello.
Great video. Very useful. What's the school schedule? do they have afterschool activities? thanks
I have added the fees to the video description. As for the schedule, Kindergarten/Prep (7:30am-12:15pm), 1st-7th grade (7:30am-2:25pm), 8th-12th grade (7:30am-3:05pm) The school year for private schools in El Salvador is from second week of August to second week of June
There are some after school activities likes sports and music programs
The kids are probably not used to wear uniforms to school. Maybe in Canada is different but in the USA no uniforms which sucks.
Private Schools use Uniforms in USA only state don’t.
Did you need to do any apostille, translation or notify your girls report card for them to be accepted in the school? Did you need to go to the Ministry of education in El Salvador?
Yes we needed to get a notarized translation of our daughter's most recent report card from Canada. However, this was just required for our 10-year-old (not our 7-year-old). We also needed to register her with the Ministry of Education in El Salvador. We couldn't get her report card apostilled in Canada so she was required to take an entrance exam in order to register her. She took the exam, but its completely in Spanish and no option offered for English exam - we did find a work-around though by having someone who speaks English at the ministry to be with her during the exam and translate for her. We then waited a week for the results to be available. She passed so they issued a certificate that we needed to pickup and bring to her school.
bonito el lugar tratando de llegar al nivel de las de Norte America.
El dinero hace maravillas, es más aquí los niños los tratan con guantes blancos y los mantienen en burbujas , estos cipotes cuando crezcan se van a derretir por cualquier babosada 😬
Conozco las de California vivo aquí y creéame no son la gran cosa y el nivel académico deja mucho que desear
@@puellapulcherrima eh vivido casi toda mi vida en un pueblito y aquí casi todos son blancos seremos quizá tres familias de hispanos y tal como lo digo esta escuelita es muy buena , organizada y en cuanto a la la educación son muy duros con los niños , aún que estén enfermos sus maestros llaman y si el niño aún respira les mandan sus tareas en línea .
@@puellapulcherrima asi es California esta mal ya de hace ratos.
Escuela americana? Británica? Panamericana?
Honestly, I'm not sure. Maybe none of the above.
🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
There is nothing like a private school in a third world country , where students are treated with white gloves and put in a bubble for their well being , perfect example “ Escuela Americana “ where there are many nurses , therapists, doctors and all the teachers must wear white gloves and pick after these spoiled rotten kids , but money makes a big difference . Here in the US my kids go to the second best school in the entire state where the school is very strict , teachers are tough on kids when it comes to homework , assignments and they need to keep at least “ B” grades to remain in this school . I am moving back to El Salvador but my concerns are these so called bilingual schools not only they are very expensive but spoil these “ well todo kids “ , I don’t want this type of behavior for my kids .
U need a therapist 😂
@@susan6840 I am sorry I grew up in the 80’s in a third world country , my only therapist was hunger and surviving in the public school system 😬
You probably never went to a private school in El Salvador - I did as a child, while there may be some spoilt brats, there are plenty of kids that are there for the right reasons. We were taught to respect the teachers, there was hardly and disruption and study/learning time was exactly that. I also experienced public system education in Australia and teachers were not respected, kids were disrupting all the time and it was difficult to learn. It was one of the worse experiences of my life.
I would rather go to a private school in a country like El Salvador than a first world public school.
@@incognita1989 pardon moi , exactly my. Family couldn’t afford it and ???
@@EivinSukoi can’t criticise private schools in El Salvador if you have not been in them. I have been in both systems - I would not hesitate to send my child to a private school in El Salvador if I had to. No comparison to first world public schools.
Nice school, please share fees and application process.
I assume you guys make these
Videos for English speakers. However, your husband is Salvadoran and y’all are in Spanish speaking country, why don’t you speak Spanish? Respect the country where you live. I’m looking forward to see a video where you all speak Spanish. It is hard to see the Salvadoran guy pretending he’s gringo with broken English, LOL 😝
I imagine the children speak more English, the husband probably has been in Canada for a very long time. That is not rare including countries like Australia.
As parents we work speaking English professionally- so some of the professional language/terms we use are more accurate in English than spanish. I can completely understand this family I would do the same.
Excuse me.
They are making this video to help English speaking people.
You my friend don't know or even realize how idiotic and out of order your comment is. If you don't have anything positive to add to the community it is better to stay there were you always been.
Maybe you can re-frame that and appreciate his effort to educate the many english speaking people considering El Salvador as their home.
I have added the fees to the video description. Cheers! Salud!
😊 what a nice place, love how clean and organize looks ❤ it makes you feel like going back to the school again 👍🇸🇻😝💖