King’ College School Hangzhou is one of Dipont Education’s latest independent school developments, providing an internationalized learning experience while maintaining the requirements of the Chinese curriculum. Here, Tom Banyard, acting head of international at the school, tell us about how the school’s learning goes beyond the curriculum in order to

For many people, the idea of moving their lives and careers to a completely new country is daunting. But how do people who have actually done it feel? Hear from some of our teachers about their experiences of working in China! If you’re interested in exploring your career opportunities with

Explore CRS, a subsidiary company of Dipont Education, is supporting this year’s IPSEF Asia conference, taking place in Shanghai on 7-9 May 2019. Book through us Standard conference rates are 895 GBP per person or 595 GBP per person for three bookings or more. Book your place through us, however,

Jeff Zhu, vice-president of Dipont Education, is quoted in this piece by the China Daily. Parents, schools instilling global outlook China Daily, Dec. 14, 2018 A younger generation of parents, who are well-educated and with global perspectives, are fueling the insatiable appetite for quality international education in China, according to

Dipont Education has officially started construction on a new independent school, to be built in the city of Kunshan, to the west of Shanghai. The milestone was celebrated with a groundbreaking ceremony at the planned site for the school, in Kunshan Development Zone. The new school, which will follow American

Dipont Education’s partnership with King’s College School is mentioned in this article from the Daily Telegraph.  Top London college partners with China to open three British schools Daily Telegraph, Nov. 3, 2015 King’s College School in Wimbledon, London, has gone into partnership with Shanghai-based education provider Dipont to set up

Dipont Education’s partnership with King’s College School is mentioned in this news article. Philip Hammond: UK is cosying up to China with eyes wide open Evening Standard (Joe Murphy), Oct. 20, 2015 Britain is cosying up to China with its “eyes wide open”, Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said today as

Vanessa Cumbers, Director of Recruitment at Dipont Education, is quoted in The Economist. English-language schools once aimed at expatriates now cater to domestic elites The Economist, Dec. 20, 2014 In 1979, when Ken Ross was eight, his family moved from Scotland to France for his father’s job with IBM. The