École internationale allemande Alexander von Humboldt - Baie-d'Urfé, Québec

L'École internationale allemande Alexander von Humboldt est un établissement d'enseignement réputé situé à Baie-d'Urfé, Québec, Canada. Avec une adresse pratique de 216 Rue Victoria, Baie-d'Urfé, QC H9X 2H9, Canada, il est facilement accessible pour les familles de la région. Leur site web, avhmontreal.ca, offre une mine d'informations sur leurs programmes et services.

Cette école propose une gamme complète d'options d'apprentissage, allant de la crèche à l'enseignement secondaire, en passant par l'école maternelle et primaire. Leur éventail de spécialités leur permet de servir une population étudiante diversifiée et de répondre aux besoins éducatifs de nombreux enfants.

L'accessibilité est une priorité absolue à l'École internationale allemande Alexander von Humboldt. Ils offrent des installations adaptées aux fauteuils roulants, y compris des entrées, des places assises, des toilettes et un parking accessibles. De plus, le parking est non seulement accessible aux fauteuils roulants, mais également gratuit, tout comme le stationnement dans la rue.

Les avis sur cette entreprise sont positifs, avec un avis moyen de 4.3/5 sur la base de 33 avis sur Google My Business. Les commentaires des parents et des tuteurs mettent en évidence la qualité de l'éducation et l'atmosphère accueillante de l'école.

Avis de École internationale allemande Alexander von Humboldt

Genevieve Taylor

5/5

Cette école est tout simplement fantastique. Les professeurs sont accueillants, souriants et enthousiastes. Leur passion pour l'enseignement transmet aux enfants un amour de l'apprentissage. Les groupes sont petits, ce qui est vraiment sécurisant et super pour l'apprentissage. Il y a une belle complicité entre les parents et l'équipe-école et nous nous sentons écoutés, respectés et soutenus en tant que parents. Bonus: les enfants apprennent trois langues et sortent de l'école trilingues! Je n'ai que du bon à dire de cette école et je suis fière de pouvoir envoyer mon fils là-bas.

Adeline Lefloch

1/5

Je viens de me faire agresser verbalement alors que je venais voir le match de futsal de mon fils…les parents de l autre équipe peuvent venir en famille mais nous on menace d appeler la police .J’aimerai comprendre.

Mlc

5/5

AvH has the warmest, most welcoming school community I've ever experienced. My friends introduced us to this German international school and as a mixed race couple, we value the importance of multilingualism for our child. My son after his first month here has developed a love for German and French languages (English is our home language). I've gotten to know people who send their children to this school despite having no German connection and I see them thrive and excel. They also have small class sizes which meant the teachers have more focus on each child. Not to mention, the school facilities are the best I've seen in Montreal!

Therese Mekhaiel

5/5

Excellent school community. We are so lucky to find that school. As parents, we don’t know any German. But our daughter has started to speak German after only 3 months. Teachers are very comptent and patient with kids.

wasangari

5/5

AvH hat unsere 3 Kinder alle zum Internationalen Abitur gebracht. Kompetenz Aufgeschlossenheit und Wärme waren das Markenzeichen im Unterricht. Danke und viel Erfolg weiterhin

Sabrina Paap-Morissette

5/5

Amazing school! The kids receive a great education and will speak three languages when they graduate (German, French, English)! Pre-K to Grade 12. There is a warn community of teachers, staff, parents and students! As an alumni myself, I chose to send my kids to AvH. They love their school!

Kimin Umrunda

1/5

Terrible experience with the administration at this "school". First the admissions (rejections) office always points out the negatives, how it is unlikely we would be accepted but that we can try if we want to (at $200 per child, of course!) Instead of telling me how they will teach (well, a school teaches, after all, or I thought so) they question how much my kids already know. Then they have an admissions exam which their own website says families living outside Montreal can take online but they never offered us this option. And when I mentioned this, they were incredibly rude and made it sound like we would cheat if we wanted to take the test outside the walls of the school. Then when I complained to the principal about this, instead of apologizing, he insulted my intelligence by trying to teach me the difference between their school and a language school. I have great respect for the German educational system but, as far as I'm concerned, this place is neither German nor a school. I really don't even know what their purpose for being in Montreal is. I tried to complain to the German Schools Abroad organization that they belong to but the only email address they have on their website does not work. I would avoid this place at all cost.

Katie Helfenberger

2/5

It's a shame the mandatory building fee is so expensive and non refundable. It's not fair for expat families who come to Montreal for 1-2y to pay $2300 for a school year in German. I'm sure my kids will solidify their language when we return home. Either way, the non-refundable nature of the fee makes me wonder if the school either has issues retaining older students or if the building has some serious issues to keep increasing the fee each year. It's already $300 more than last year when we were planning to move and by now it was the deciding factor to pass on this school.