The European Center Saudi Arabia
December 1, 2007 by Louis
Filed under Mid-East, Regional Information, Saudi Arabia, School Reviews
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Name of School: THE EUROPEAN CENTER
| City: | Country: |
| Jubail City | Saudi Arabia |
| Admin Contact: | Admin Contact Email: |
| Type: | Site Admin Notes: |
| language institute |
Overall Quick Rating: 
(24 votes, average: 4.25 out of 5)
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Contributors on Sat, 1st Dec 2007 6:29 am
I heard from a friend that this school has good facilities and only good on papers, but gives less regard to teachers. They employ teachers on visit visas and deploy them to other parts of the kingdom according to the requirements of their clients. Teachers will find it hard to settle in one location and will constantly adjust to culture, location, etc. In most cases, they send their teachers to Bahrain and give them UNPAID leave when there are no students at the school. How true is this? I wanted to know from people who knows this school. Please add this school.
dc10 on Tue, 18th Dec 2007 3:31 am
The EC is clearly the only school with any class.
anthill on Wed, 19th Dec 2007 8:53 am
I still don’t get it guys, what is this stuff about the Thai wife and JIA? What am I missing here and what’s it got to do with the European Center? Sorry,but I am totally confused.
desertfox on Sat, 29th Dec 2007 9:28 am
why the defence? at the ec, teacher is used by chalk and not board marker. what is good faciliti.. he he he he sorry for the speling and gramar..
Leicester Ice Cream Seller on Sun, 9th Mar 2008 4:38 pm
Yes, it is true. If you do have the misfortune to go, calculate how much money is disappearing. Unpaid bonuses, outrageously high electricity bills, various unclear deductions for this and that. The Lord of The Manner does have sole access to the company accounts, which explains a lot. How much can you siphon off into your own personal treasury?
The interviews may be a at prestigious hotels in London. Staff accommodation in Saudi Arabia is in 4th class hostels for immigrant workers, or the cockroach occupied houses in Jubail.