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OFFSHORE SCHOOL LIST International Education Branch As of August 2013 Ministry of Education OFFSHORE SCHOOL LIST International Education Branch as of August 2013 __________________________________________________________________________________ BC Global Education Program – Offshore Schools British Columbia (BC) offshore schools are inspected and certified by the BC Ministry of Education. Students registered at a BC offshore school receive instruction in English by BC certified teachers. Graduates from a BC Graduation Program are issued a BC Certificate of Graduation (Dogwood Diploma). BC Global Education Program – Offshore Schools SCHOOL NAME LOCATION OWNER/OPERATOR MINISTRY LIAISON Seongnam, Gyeonggi Dong Young Seo Larry Simpson BIS Canada Province, South Korea BIC Canada [email protected] British Columbia Canadian Karim Mostafa Margaret Compo Cairo, Egypt International School (BCCIS) BCCIS [email protected] Go In Gyung Scott Reid BC Collegiate Canada Seoul, South Korea BCA Canada Inc. [email protected] British Columbia Dr. Pakdee Tharnpanya Rodger Lindstrom International School, Bangkok, Thailand BC International School of Bangkok [email protected] Bangkok Sunny Bai Canada Changchun Shiyi Changchun, Jilin Rodger Lindstrom Beijing Kezhi Times International Secondary School Province, PRC [email protected] Consulting Co. Ltd. Sunny Bai Canada Chengdu Shi Shi Chengdu, Sichuan Rodger Lindstrom Beijing Kezhi Times International Secondary School Province, PRC [email protected] Consulting Co. Ltd. Sunny Bai Canada Hefei No. 1 Hefei, Anhui Province Rodger Lindstrom Beijing Kezhi Times International Secondary School PRC [email protected] Consulting Co. Ltd. Sunny Bai Canada Kunming No. 10 Kunming, Yunnan Rodger Lindstrom Beijing Kezhi Times International Secondary School Province, PRC [email protected] Consulting Co. Ltd. Sunny Bai Canada Langfang Langfang, Hebei Rodger Lindstrom Beijing Kezhi Times International Secondary School Province, PRC [email protected] Consulting Co. Ltd. Qingdao, John Zhu Canada Qingdao Secondary Rodger Lindstrom Shandong Province, Canadian-Sino Education Exchange School [email protected] PRC Centre John Zhu Canada Shandong Tai’an, Shandong Rodger Lindstrom Canadian-Sino Education Exchange Secondary School Province, PRC [email protected] Centre August 12, 2013 Page 1 of 4 BC Global Education Program – Offshore Schools, continued … SCHOOL NAME LOCATION OWNER/OPERATOR MINISTRY LIAISON Weifang, John Zhu Canada Weifang Secondary Rodger Lindstrom Shandong Province, Canadian-Sino Education Exchange School [email protected] PRC Centre Sunny Bai Canada Zibo No. 11 Zibo, Shandong Rodger Lindstrom Beijing Kezhi Times International Secondary School Province, PRC [email protected] Consulting Co. Ltd. CBIS (Canada BC Gangdong District Han Jong Hee Dr. Rick Erickson International School) Seoul, South Korea CBIS Corporation Ltd. [email protected] Wenzhou, Ji Wei Zu Canadian Secondary Kent Tamblyn Zhejiang Province, Wenzhou No. 22 Senior Middle Wenzhou No. 22 School [email protected] PRC School Santiago Posada Jeff Saxby Colegio Canadiense Antioquia, Colombia Fundacion Colombo Canadiense [email protected] Tongxiang, Grand Canadian Academy Michael Lo Stephen Wiles Zhejiang Province, (Jiaxing) Grand Canadian Academy (Asia) Ltd. [email protected] PRC Dr. Ibrahim Mohamed Ibrahim Al- Hayat Universal School Fred M. Thorsell Doha, Qatar Khulaifi (HUBS) Qatar [email protected] EduGlobe Corporation (KSCC) Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Harvey Su Ms. Terry Watt Jiaxing Senior High School Province, PRC CINEC Education Group Limited [email protected] Huangpu District, Harvey Su Ross Dumontet Luwan Senior High School Shanghai PRC CINEC Education Group Limited [email protected] Dalian, Maple Leaf Foreign Sherman Jen George Watson Liaoning Province, Nationals School - Dalian Maple Leaf Educational Systems [email protected] PRC Maple Leaf Foreign Nationals Wuhan, Sherman Jen George Watson School - Wuhan Hubei Province, PRC Maple Leaf Educational Systems [email protected] Maple Leaf International Sherman Jen George Watson Chongqing, PRC School – Chongqing Maple Leaf Educational Systems [email protected] Maple Leaf International Dalian, Liaoning Sherman Jen George Watson School - Dalian Province, PRC Maple Leaf Educational Systems [email protected] Maple Leaf International Sherman Jen George Watson Tianjin, PRC School - Tianjin Maple Leaf Educational Systems [email protected] Maple Leaf International Wuhan, Sherman Jen George Watson School - Wuhan Hubei Province, PRC Maple Leaf Educational Systems [email protected] Maple Leaf International High Zhenjiang, Sherman Jen George Watson School - Zhenjiang Jiangsu Province, PRC Maple Leaf Educational Systems [email protected] August 12, 2013 Page 2 of 4 BC Global Education Program – Offshore Schools, continued … SCHOOL NAME LOCATION OWNER/OPERATOR MINISTRY LIAISON Nanjing Foreign Language School British Columbia Nanjing, Dong Zhengjiang Bill Gook Academy Jiangsu Province, PRC Nanjing Foreign Language School [email protected] (NFLS BC Academy) Shanghai Nanyang Model Xuhui District, Harvey Su Greg Corry High School Shanghai, PRC CINEC Education Group Limited [email protected] Mason Lee Shanghai United Minhang District, Shanghai United International Kasmar Angelski International School (Jiao Ke Shanghai, PRC Schools Group (Xiehe Education [email protected] Campus) Group) Yufang Sun Iris Chan Sino Bright School No. 8 Beijing, PRC Beijing Sino Bright Education Co. [email protected] Ltd. Fameng Chang, Yufang Sun Iris Chan Sino Bright School- Kaifeng Kaifeng City, Henan Beijing Sino Bright Education Co. [email protected] Province, PRC Ltd. Ross Yuan Wujiang City, Sino-Canada High School, a society Dr. Betty Boult Sino-Canada High School Jiangsu Province, PRC under the company Feng Hua [email protected] Investment Group Inc. Kim Young Sin Sheila Johnsrude SIS Canada Sokcho, South Korea SIS Canada Academy [email protected] Zhihong (John) Gu Suzhou Industrial Park Suzhou Industrial Park Dennis Kraft Suzhou Industrial Park Oriental Foreign Language School Jiangsu, China [email protected] Education Investment Co. Ltd Gwacheon City, Westminster Canadian Jee Bong Woo John Simpson Kyunggi-Do, South Academy CIS Inc. (South Korea) [email protected] Korea Yiqiao Zhang, Wusong Shanghai BC High Baoshan District, WSBC President and GM Ron Grender School (WSBC) Shanghai, PRC Shanghai Uni-Ocean Culture [email protected] Development Inc. British Columbia (BC) Pre-Certified Status Schools A Pre-Certified Status Offshore School has signed the ‘Initial Curriculum Delivery Agreement’ and has approval to begin to delivering the BC curriculum. To be approved as a certified Offshore school a successful inspection must be conducted to enable full certification status as a BC Offshore School under the BC Global Education Program. Pre-Certified Offshore Schools are not permitted to advertise as a certified BC Offshore School under the BC Global Education Program. BC Pre-Certified Status Schools SCHOOL NAME LOCATION OWNER/OPERATOR MINISTRY LIAISON He Xiguang Canadian International Nanning, Guangxi Dr. Harry Janzen Nanning Goajie Education School Guangxi Gaojie PRC [email protected] Consultant Co. Ltd. Hong (Jerry) Zhang Lanzhou Oriental Canada Lanzhou, Gansu Stephen Olah Gansu Shengji Trading and Secondary School Province, PRC [email protected] Development Company Ltd. BC Pre-Certified Status School, continued … August 12, 2013 Page 3 of 4 SCHOOL NAME LOCATION OWNER/OPERATOR MINISTRY LIAISON Canadian Pathways Michael P. Donaldson Xianghe, Hebei Ray LeMoigne (Xianghe) International High Province, PRC Pathways Education Group (Hong [email protected] School Kong) Ltd. Maple Leaf International Luoyang, Henan Sherman Jen George Watson School – Luoyang Province, PRC Maple Leaf Educational Systems [email protected] Maple Leaf International Jinshan District, Sherman Jen George Watson School – Shanghai Shanghai, PRC Maple Leaf Educational Systems [email protected] August 12, 2013 Page 4 of 4 .
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