Sentence examples for overseas schools from inspiring English sources

— D.D. GUTTENPLAN   What do Asian students want in overseas schools?

Overseas schools for troubled American teens have been in and out of the news for decades.

(Irish students will also pay far less to attend the Lir than to go to RADA or other overseas schools).

Mr. Nakajima, the university president, said designing a system that was fully compatible with overseas schools was key.

Wilshaw complains in his monthly missive that rule changes about overseas schools are making the problem worse.

Students have become savvier in choosing overseas schools and are often aware of changes in host countries' educational reputations, fees, immigration policies and even political climates.

Overseas school field trips are also not being affected by the SARS scare because many schools had already canceled them because of the war in Iraq.

The Sewa Dham school has an annual budget of 5.4 million rupees, or $113,000; about half comes from overseas, school officials said.

The British Council has year-long, paid placements for language assistants, working 12-20 hours a week to support English teachers in an overseas school or university.

Xinhua reported that the ministry had drafted the regulations out of concern that the education market was flooded with foreign and domestic agents engaging in inappropriate business practices, like forging overseas school applications and giving false guarantees to clients that they would be admitted to certain institutions.

Though the Kenyan capital remained the focus of much of his later life, Odhiambo was born in Mombasa, one of the 10 children of a telegraph officer, and was an outstanding student at the CMS Maseno school, one of Kenya's leading public schools, where he took his Cambridge overseas school certificate in 1949.