157 reviews

The International School of Choueifat – Abu Dhabi

Name: The International School of Choueifat – Abu Dhabi
Address: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 3.4

Abu Dhabi

15 Street, Mohammed Bin Khalifa St Mushrif Area, Next to Mushrif Park - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

School Distance learning center International school Bus stop

+971 2 446 1444

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The International School of Choueifat – Abu Dhabi

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The International School of Choueifat – Abu Dhabi is a school, distance learning center, international school and bus stop located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 3.40 out of 5 stars based on 157 reviews. The street address of this business is 15 Street, Mohammed Bin Khalifa St Mushrif Area, Next to Mushrif Park - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates. The International School of Choueifat – Abu Dhabi is closed on Sunday, and other days it is open from 08:00am to 05:00pm.

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Where The International School of Choueifat – Abu Dhabi is located at?: The International School of Choueifat – Abu Dhabi is located at 15 Street, Mohammed Bin Khalifa St Mushrif Area, Next to Mushrif Park - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of The International School of Choueifat – Abu Dhabi?: The contact number of The International School of Choueifat – Abu Dhabi is +971 2 446 1444

Reviews

1 Mohamed Samy 37 months ago

I applied. The school called and gave test appointment (no email). I went to school with family on test time. We found nothing arranged and no test in schedule. We were in Ramadan and kids fasting. They took kids inside waiting more than one hour to fix school mistake. Kids negatively affected by long waiting in early morning while fasting. After few days they gave fail results. I asked the school to give opportunity to retake the test, they did not even replied the email.
After a call the school called me back. Someone talk to me in non-respected way and said that the school can not do anything! He claimed that he is director assistant but, from his low attitude, I doubt.
All communication from school were verbal and they did not send emails. I sent 3 emails and they just neglected.
Before the test I sent email asking for some information about the test but they did not reply as well.
Very bad experience, non-respecting system, poor admission staff of Choueifat Abu Dhabi. Regardless the acceptance, I shocked and am feeling very bad from the treatment. Below level and the worst place I have every entered. Not recommended.

1 Seif El-Sahly 38 months ago

Brutal school. I attended Choueifat from Kindergarden to Grade 10 (2006). The school does not encourage anyone that challenges traditional thinking so while it may be okay at giving you a decent education, it forces it down. For years I would have teachers tell me I would fail in life - then I moved to Toronto and started a new life here.

Today, I'm glad to say they were wrong - I own a construction business and real estate here. Life is good :)

2 Lama Ezzeldin 37 months ago

Way too many exams. From grades 6 and above they have exams daily which makes them stress alot and not have time for any fun outside of school. Without all the exams and stress this would be an amazing school.

1 Night Blame 37 months ago

Terrible education, solely focus on memorization and not education. 2-3 exams every single day no matter the week or month. Way too many assignments. Send your child here if you want them to spend their childhood in prison.

1 Moody 36 months ago

Really poor attitude from the receptionist. Went in to inquire about a place for my KG son. Very unhelpful. My son was moving around looking at the displays, he was told abruptly to sit down and be still. As professionals working in a school, they should know children of that age are very inquisitive and rather than suppressing that, it should be encouraged. Anyhow, this told us alot about the school. Looking at some of the high rated reviews on Google, I notice they are from students and can only assume they've been asked to write these by the school because of they way the review has be written and what's been written. I suppose, you get what you pay for. Low fees u003d !!!! We also didn't get any feedback from the inquiry we made, so I assume this is how the communication with parents would have been if we did enrol our child. We opted for one of the Aldar schools.

3 Tala Arab 35 months ago

This school is a good school if it weren't for the weekly exams and the amount of stress the students get from overstudying. The school has around 8 exams every week. Some of the teachers are good and some don't know how to teach. I've been here for my whole life so I got used to the system but for new students it may be hard for them to adapt. And the stress this school can do to you is unbelievable.

1 omar marhaba 41 months ago

Thank you for giving me constant recurring PTSD with little to no benefits. As a former student, I lost all interest and motivation of working on a career from going here. This school was a living hell for me and its memories come back to haunt me any time anything about elementary or high school comes up. You're better off homeschooling your kids (as awkward as homeschooled kids may turn out) as a parent as they would develop much better social skills and learn far more about the real world than they would here. Absolute trash excuse for a school. Would not recommend it to my worst enemy. Don't put your kids in it. It's not worth it. I promise. ????

5 h m 46 months ago

I am going to be 100% honest in this review, this school's education system is one of the top best, it's not as stressful as people say it is, if you study right then it's a piece of cake, yes, there are exams everyday and yes it might be a bit too much pressure but in the end this is all preparing you for college and university, in addition, they are constantly updating their teaching techniques and everything else to modern technology. Teachers there are really really nice and there is mutual respect between students and teachers. There is also a department called the SLO (student life organization) which encourages students to share their opinions and views on everything, it's really fun because students can run the school's events, trips, and many other stuff. There are also many clubs in the school such as art, robotics, ballet, gymnastics, football, basketball, volleyball, and swimming. I have been in this school since KG1 so I literally grew up in this school, I love everything here, but one thing I wish that the school includes is more life and more activities, and just to live a little more, and to teach us real life stuff, like how to handle money, tax, and other stuff that we need to know in the future. Other than that, I really recommend this school!

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Business Hours

Wednesday	08:00am - 05:00pm
Thursday	08:00am - 05:00pm
Friday	08:00am - 01:00pm
Saturday	09:00am - 01:00pm
Sunday	Day off
Monday	08:00am - 05:00pm
Tuesday	08:00am - 05:00pm