Research on the Necessity for the Establishment of International School in China

Kun Liu; Ai Yang; Mengyuan Chen; Qingqing ChenLuo

doi:10.54691/bcpssh.v16i.444

Authors

Kun Liu
Ai Yang
Mengyuan Chen
Qingqing ChenLuo

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/bcpssh.v16i.444

Keywords:

International School; Worldwide Development; Global Citizenship Education (GCE); Educational Industry; Future Evolvement.

Abstract

With the globalization development, schools around the world have embraced a globally oriented model of education. An embraced change that combines international education with traditional education has become a new trend for the future. Due to the acceleration of internationalization, more and more people have been seeking a higher quality of teaching and learning. The presence of an international school allows students to acquire a second language while having a good foundation in their mother tongue, and at the same time, it may also provide them a different concept from the one they would get from a regular school. Global education has become an irreplaceable part of modern education. In this paper, the development of the worldwide international schools has been introduced, and the hypotheses and discussion of the necessity for the establishment of international school in China has been obtained. Finally, the future trend and evolvement of the international school in China 2022 is also analyzed in the end of the paper.

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