Andinet International School

Was a good school but not anymore.

The best they teach you grade(year)9 stuff in year(grade) 6 and 5

My family had a very bad experience. Most of KG teacher are unprofessional and they do not give attention to the kids. Especially if you have little kids stay away from this school. The teacher sleep on the class room while the kids sitting unattended. I have unannounced visit to my kids in the class room several times. On my first visit, I thought this may be incidental but I keep visiting My kids several times then I find out it is normal teachers behaver in the school, I am very shocked.My kids was very active and happy kids but after they star this School,thier behavior change, I can see they are not happy. I advise the school administrative to take action and train the teacher very well.

Since I've started learning here, I've enjoyed almost every day! The teachers are good people and the love and support is noticeable by anyone!

This school is neither the best school nor the worst school ever. I ,personally, have been to many different schools out side of Ethiopia. This school has a relatively poor teaching technique. And I feel that the school system is a bit out of order. In other words, the school is very lenient towards the students. I would like to add more in-depth examples and clarify my points (because what they do is beyond shocking), but I can't really say those things since they are too embarassing and would lower the school's reputation. I must admit as a student myself, I didn't enjoy my time in the school. Trust me the main issue lies within the students. (I apolojize if I'm going overboard with the complaining) However, looking at the bright side of the school, they do in co-operate many activities into their teaching program. Sports are also very well involved in the school. And the school is pretty competitive. Speaking in all honesty, this school has so much potential. I started with the negative part because the first step to improve a school is acknowledging its main issues. Anyway, it's a pretty decent school, not my favorite though. All that you read was from my 1 year experience. My parents still have me signed up in this school. (Just so you know, this is all written from a quite girl's perspective. I know many people who enjoy the school regardless of it's flaws. My only and foremost advice would be: Check it out for yourself) @nathanael n You can't judge a school by simply looking at the pictures! Why does it matter so much wether there are international students or not? Also I'm not Ethiopian. And some of my classmates are from different ethnicities too. Also regarding the point where you explained how bad the school would be following the Ethiopian cirriculum is absolutely arrogant! The wellness of a school heavily revolves around the people hired and , of course, the system the school chooses to follow. I'm sorry if I sounded rude, but that, I had to correct! Edit: This review is a few months old. In fact, I typed it during the summer. One thing I should say is that the school has changed alot. I wouldn't say exactly "to the better".But they just became a bit more strict with the uniforms,meaning that no jackets, no hoodies, no caps, or anything like that is allowed. That's it really so far. Oh also, being the negative reviewer I am, I need to add that this school is really cramped. Just visit the school and have a look. Great, now have a good day stranger. I hope that this helped even in the slightest bit possible. ;)