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Anna005

So if we do relocate a big issue will be education and schooling...my plan is to move next summer and I will have a 5th, 3rd, and kindergartener. My children are not fluent in Arabic or French. My two older sons study Arabic in the mosque here in Seattle. But that is really only for the purposes of learning to read the Quran correctly. They do not know how to write in Arabic. I feel if I enter them in a traditional school in tunis it would be too much for them and perhaps no one would know how to help them. See here in the USA we have a program to assist new student from foreign lands that do not speak English! But I am not sure Tunisia is able to offer that?! So my long question is, are there any schools that can accommodate both?? Thanks

Ibehi

Worry no more here is a new school in English:
https://www.facebook.com/CISTunis/
or
http://www.cistunis.tn/

Ozitoun

Nothing in Tunisia will remotely be close to what we have back home..sending a car from Seattle it's the biggest hassle
( will not recommend ). But again car or Suv in ur case cs ur 5 is highly expensive..
The American embassy is no help..ur gonna be in for the chock of a life time...

I will not recommend this move!!!!

OZ.

Anna005

Thanks for your input.

Good day

Anna005

Thanks i will look into it

salmahamdy

Hi All,
Can you recommend some English schools in Tunisia? I have 3 kids and I am willing to move next year.
Thanks

wilsondavidj

Hello

My name is David Wilson and  I am about to start a new British curriculum school in Berges du Lac 1, which is just outside Tunis going towards La Marsa. We are offering the Primary age classes from Nursery (age 3 ) to Year 6 (age 11). If you are interested to find out more please come and see us at Boulevard de l'Environnement, or check out our Facebook page at British Academy of Tunis. We would be pleased to help.

Ozitoun

Good job David

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