International Baccalaureate Diploma Training in Jakarta

Between 16th & 20th October Andres Bradshaw, Frederica Green, Katherine Perrins, Hannah Kim, Jayne Baker and I attended a series of International Baccalaureate workshops that took place in Jakarta, Indonesia.

International Baccalaureate Diploma Training in Jakarta Regents secondary teachers attend IB workshop in Jakarta Between 16th & 20th October Andres Bradshaw, Frederica Green, Katherine Perrins, Hannah Kim, Jayne Baker and I attended a series of International Baccalaureate workshops that took place in Jakarta, Indonesia.

The "20-minute" journey from the airport to our hotel actually took 1 hour and 20 minutes - the traffic in Jakarta is infernal! I will never complain about the traffic in Pattaya again.

The workshops took place at the British School of Jakarta - a huge school in the outskirts of the city and the course consisted of three days of intense training: each day started at 8.30 a.m and it finished at 4.30 p.m

Overall, it was an invaluable experience. Most importantly, we had the opportunity to deepen our knowledge in our subject areas. In addition, we had the chance to get to know teachers from many other countries and many other different subjects. Now it’s time to put our IB knowledge into practice with our students!

Yolanda Homs Martínez
Head of Modern Foreign Languages

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