http://www.edu.gov.mb.ca/k12/iep/aff_schools.html

Pretty elaborate lie, then.

I think making fun of children who post on here is kind of poor form, but, if they're willing to post, I guess it's fair game. Students who graduate from the International Program, do so with a Manitoban diploma. They need to have a foreign passport to enrol and continue on to universities overseas. There's another department that enrols local Chinese students. Most of these students continue studies in local universities, though some study overseas.

Clifford School hires certified teachers to teach in both the Bilingual and International Programs and pays Western salaries to do that. Personally, I'm making over 40,000USD a year plus a 12.5% bonus. There are mostly Manitoban certified teachers in the International Program, but other departments hire from the US, Australia, the UK and other countries. They have a little over 100 Western teachers, 200 Chinese teachers, and 3,500 students (K-12). The Western teachers tend to stay between 3-4 years, but there is a number of teachers who have been working here much longer than that.

While what I just wrote is fact, this part is opinion - I like teaching at Clifford School. The administration is supportive. I get paid well. The gated community we live in (Clifford Estates - hence the name "Clifford School") is a good place to live - as is Guangzhou. My work is relatively stress free and the students are nice - unless, of course, you ridicule their school on an anonymous message board! :)