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UOM China Centre Alumni Kids Club---- Get Ready for Primary School / Junior High School / High School in Shanghai

In Shanghai, where the anxiety of entering school is the greatest, UOM alumni who are parents really care about the education of their kids. Shanghai's education resources are leading, but the competition is fierce; Shanghai's schools are numerous, but parents encounter difficulties in choosing.

On July 8, 2019, the State Council issued the "Opinions on Deepening the Reform of Education and Teaching and Improving the Quality of Compulsory Education in an All-round Way", which first put forward the policy of "computer random assignment" for private schools admission. Again, it shocked parents. Questions are:

  • How to choose among the numerous state-owned, private, international schools in Shanghai?
  • What lessons, or what experience, can we learn?
  • How to prepare the exams to enter a higher-grade school?
  • How to balance “Exam-led ” education and “Quality-led” education? What can we learn from experienced alumni parents?
  • What could be the impact of the “computer random assignment” policy?
  • What could be the education trend in China in the future? What could be Shanghai’s local school admission policy?

Altogether, it’s such a big mist to figure out.

Luckily, we have our experienced and professional alumni parents in the coming month, to share the experience and current trend with you. Welcome!

Their kids are either from public schools, private schools, or bilingual schools. Among them, there’re parents who have experience in applying for primary school, and for high school also. Let’s get together at UOM center, to share, and to enjoy.

Schedule:

1. Trend & Policy

  • 2019 trend and summary
  • 2020 new policy
  • About “Computer Random Assignment”
  • School Choosing: result of the “game”

2. Experienced Alumni Sharing

  • The route of education
  • Experience and lessons
  • Difference between schools
  • How to prepare the exams
  • Examination pressure vs. Quality Education, how to balance

Speakers：

Ready for Primary School：

  • Cynthia Gu(GMBA 2012)
  • Ivy Yang(GMBA 2011 Jul.)

Ready for Junior High School：

  • Ruby Li(GMBA 2012)
  • Allen Mao(GMBA 2013)
  • Janet Yang(UOM-TJ GMBA 2011)

Ready for High School：

  • Jenfay Yang (GMBA 2010)

Time/Venue:

Time: Oct.20, 2010 14:00-16:00pm

Venue: UOM China Center (Room 604, Shanghai Center, No.1376, West Nanjing Rd., Shanghai)


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