Nickname: S (Mother of 2 years old)
My daughter has been learning English at Go Global Inter Kids, since she was 1.5 years old. At the beginning, my daughter couldn't even speak Japanese yet, so I wondered if the teachers would be bothered. What if she got sick? Go Global Inter Kids has resolved all of my worries. They send us pictures every day, comment on our journals and sometimes even hold Zoom Lesson sessions. It is very helpful for me to be able to check on my daughter's condition immediately. The teachers are very friendly and they always let me know how my daughter is doing, and I am very happy that I chose Go Global Inter Kids.
Nickname: L (Mother of 2 years old)
My son has been learning English at Go Global Inter Kid, since he was 1.9 years old for about a year. My son now understands Japanese, Korean and English. Recently, he has started to play using English on his own. At home we talk using Korean and English. And his teachers are very caring and friendly.
Nickname: Y (Mother of 2 years old)
My daughter has been attending Preschool at Go Global Inter Kids, since she was 1.6 years old. At first, I was worried because she cried a lot, but the teacher reassured me that crying is a child's job and it is perfectly normal! I was reassured. Now she waits at the entrance with her school bag on her back in the morning by herself. The teachers are also very kind and send us pictures via the app every day so we can see how much fun she is having. I really look forward to receiving the photos every day.
Nickname: M.O ( Mother of 3 years old)
My three-and-a-half-year-old daughter transferred to the younger class in the middle of the school year. About two weeks after, she started attending the school, she spontaneously wrote the alphabet, which was a great surprise for me, as she had never been able to hold a pencil well before. Since then, her drawing and colouring have improved greatly and it has become a daily routine for us to draw together every morning. My daughter had been attending a preschool at another school since she was around two years old, but she seemed to get lost in the large class sizes. However, when we moved to Go Global Inter Kids to coincide with our planned relocation, we saw a marked improvement in our daughter in just a few weeks. I believe this is the result of the small class sizes and the extensive guidance that is provided, which is based on individual developmental bubbles. She also seemed to feel at ease in the warm, family-like atmosphere, and her reluctance to attend the school, which had been bothering her until then, has suddenly disappeared since she moved to the new school. It is still hard to believe that my daughter has grown so fast, but I am more than happy that she seems to be enjoying herself every day. I am very grateful to have met wonderful teachers and friends at Go Global Inter Kids.
Nickname: Yuki (Mother of 3 years old)
My daughter has been going to Go Global Inter Kids, since she was a preschool student, and I feel that the small class size means that each student is well looked after. I think the small class size has a great advantage because I feel safe in knowing that my daughter is being watched and treated with respect. The daily program is also fascinating and I was surprised that she could write the alphabet and numbers in no time. Her English is improving day by day and she happily shares with me the sentences, words and songs she has learnt at the school every day. Recently, she has been speaking English when she plays by herself. I am glad I let her attend the school because I think it suits her personality very well.
Nickname: A.Y. (Mother of 3 years old)
I am very happy that I sent my daughter to Go Global Inter Kids because she likes the school so much that she wants to go to school even on holidays. She enjoys learning not only English but also maths, music and other subjects and absorbs a lot of things. I am amazed at how well she is learning to speak English day by day. The school is also very flexible and willing to offer extended care at short notice, which is very helpful.
Nickname: H2 (Mother of 4 years old and 2 years old)
Both of my sons have gone to Go Global Inter kids, since they were in preschool and they both enjoy going to school every day, so I feel safe leaving them there. I like the homelike atmosphere because the classes are small and students have a lot of opportunities to interact with friends from different grades and teachers other than the homeroom teachers. When they first started at the school, they were a bit shy using English, but now when I speak to them in English, they instantly switch to their English brain and can speak smoothly. The fact that students can receive STEM education in English is very appealing, also I feel that their intellectual curiosity and imagination have been heightened through the daily curriculum. It was hard to decide which school to choose from among the many international schools at the time, but we are very happy that we were able to send my sons to Go Global Inter Kids, where students not only learn English but also develop a scientific outlook.
Nickname: Rin (Mother of 4 years old)
My son has been with Go Global Inter Kids, since he was in preschool. I am very pleased with the progress he has made in language and also mentally. The teachers are very attentive to the children's needs both inside and outside the classroom, and the teachers give us daily comments on the Dairy Report, so we can see how the children are doing at the school. At first, I was very worried about whether he would fit in with the group life, but the small class size suits him well and I feel that he is enjoying his time at the school and stretching out every day.
Nickname: S.N (Mother of 6 years old and 4 years old)
Because of the small class size, the support and approach to each student is very attentive and always helpful. There is a monthly learning theme and the students learn a wide range of subjects while playing, and I can see that their vocabulary and learning skills are amazing. My son also attended Kindergarten and is now a primary school student and graduate. I was worried because he was a primary school student from a small school system, but he has had no problems at all and is enjoying school life with his large classmates. I think this is also a result of the fact that the students were able to learn about friendships and school rules at Go Global Inter Kids. I think the strength of Go Global Inter Kids is not only the improvement of English language skills, but also the learning about human relationships and interesting study topics.
Nickname: M Mother of 6 years old
My son has been with the school for five years from the age of one. He started going to the school because I thought it would be more fun than staying at home when I saw the little children going to the park. The preschool was very lively and fun, but the kindergarten was a small group. I honestly felt uneasy at times as I was preparing for primary school. However, because it was a small group, everyone in the kindergarten got on well with each other and it was a very good environment. The teachers were very attentive to the English lessons and the rules of group life, so I think they did not leave out any areas of weakness. Although my son did not use English at all outside the classroom, he was able to graduate from the school completely bilingual. After graduation, my son entered an overseas primary school, but he had already completed the first grade content when he was in K3, so he received a 'Student Award' in the first grade. I am grateful that the curriculum is applicable overseas as well. Unlike in kindergarten, where kids only played, I think my son learnt a lot when he thought that he was just playing. They did crafts, experiments and all the other things we don't get to do at home. I would recommend this kindergarten to anyone who is planning to go abroad, on to those who are thinking of going to an inter-college or to a public primary schools.
Nickname:R (Mother of 5 years old)
The classes are small, so teachers take care students very well.
My daughter started English later than the other children and I was worried whether she would be able to keep up, but thanks to the kind guidance of the teachers, she was able to enjoy learning without being reluctant.
In a very short time, my daughter started speaking English. I am also very grateful for the school bus service, too.