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We moved to the Spain three years ago, and our child started going to a local school. The first year was all about settling in and getting used to everything. After a while, we started thinking about the future and decided it would be good to have another option for university, so we looked into the Second Diploma program at SHKOLA. I’ll be honest, I had some doubts at first. I wanted to make sure the diploma was legitimate and that the school had the right accreditations. I asked the manager for details, but then I also checked the accreditations myself on the official websites. I just wanted to be sure before committing to it. We’ve been studying with SHKOLA for two years now, alongside the local school. They helped us find a schedule that works for our child, which was really important. There’s also a tutor who keeps an eye on progress and sends me updates, so I know how things are going without having to chase anyone for information. We’ve recently started looking into universities, and the SHKOLA team has been helping us figure out what our options might be. There’s still a lot to learn, but it’s helpful to have someone to ask. Of course, it’s extra work for our child, and sometimes balancing both schools isn’t easy. But I do think it’s worth it. We just want our child to have more choices after graduation, whether that’s here or somewhere else. It feels good to be doing something now that could make things easier later on.

NISAI have been transformative for my daughter. The teachers and support staff are excellent, nothing is too much trouble. They make the lessons informative, accessible and even entertaining. From being unable to access education, my daughter is now achieving beyond her years. Thank you!!

My experience with Nisai has been very positive. I was unsure about online learning at first as I had no experience with it but the teachers were always willing to help and genuinely cared about a student\’s progress. The online lessons were also engaging and easy to understand I also really appreciate how supportive everyone at Nisai is. Whenever I had questions or needed help, the staff responded promptly and tried to help me to the best of their ability Overall, it has been a really good experience studying with Nisai. I\’ve become more motivated and confident in my learning, definitely recommend to anyone looking for a quality learning experience.

My daughter has been studying with Nisai Global School for three years, and our overall experience has been very positive. We chose Nisai because we live in China and needed a flexible British education that my daughter could combine with her local school. This has allowed her to continue with an international curriculum while remaining fully integrated into life and education in China. One of the things I particularly appreciate is the individual approach. When necessary, deadlines can be adjusted, which is very helpful when a student is balancing different academic commitments. Teachers provide good and detailed feedback on homework and assignments, so students understand what they need to improve. Communication with the school is also very efficient. If we have a question or a problem, staff respond quickly in the chats and help to resolve it. The online platform itself is straightforward and easy for children to use independently, without requiring constant help from parents. For our family, Nisai has been a reliable and flexible way to combine British education with our life and schooling in China.

Nisai Learning offered my kid the great opportunity to study international curriculum with qualified teachers at reasonable price. The school provides equal learning opportunity for all children. Besides academic programs which equip students with needful knowledge, the school also has many extracurricular activities that focus on supporting the students with additional skills- my daughter enjoyed very much the Public Speaking Club as well as kindness activities organized by the school both online and offline.

For more than two years, I have had the privilege of accompanying Linda on her journey with the “Kindness” project, where she volunteers to teach English to children from disadvantaged backgrounds and those living in remote and underserved areas. During this time, Linda has also been studying online with Nisai. As a father, I am truly happy and proud to see how the spirit of the programme has grown and spread, and especially to witness the wonderful support and encouragement from the Nisai teachers. What has touched me most are the genuine connections Linda has built with the children. From children living as far away as Côn Đảo and remote mountainous areas, Linda has received heartfelt thank-you letters and even small gifts sent from afar. These simple but meaningful gestures have been incredibly special to our family and have shown us the real impact of kindness and education. I am also deeply grateful to the teachers who have patiently guided Linda — not only in how to teach, but also in how to prepare lesson plans, organise her classes, and communicate effectively with younger learners. Through this experience, I have seen Linda grow in many ways. She has learned to manage her time better, become more organised and responsible, and, perhaps most importantly, develop bigger dreams and a broader vision for her future. Today, Linda is continuing her learning journey by studying IGCSE Psychology online alongside students from different countries. I believe that these experiences — learning, teaching, sharing and connecting with others across borders — are helping her become not only a better student, but also a more confident, compassionate and globally minded young person. As her father, I am truly grateful to Nisai and to all the teachers and friends who have accompanied Linda on this meaningful journey. I look forward to seeing where her dreams and kindness will take her next.