Instituto Ovalle Monday - 07708 Ciudad de México

For its academic excellence and facilities of great quality and dimensions, even a fair ? fits.

I'd trade all the memories from this school for a large mashed potato from KFC :)

Teachers are not qualified to serve many children and have only one teaching method, which does not allow children with different learning abilities to acquire knowledge.

With the new administration, several policies are changing and one of them involves putting the safety of our children at risk. With what they charge for registration and tuition (which are not cheap at least) they should at least offer excellent security to our children. Much desired from this school

This school is NO LONGER what it was. The groups are so large that the misses don't have time to attend to the children's learning: they spend time telling them to work faster, faster. Children are saturated with homework, but it is pure talacha, not significant learning. Demand that children do a lot of things, but they DO NOT have teaching strategies. Children no longer come out with the level of English they had in the past. Don't waste your money or your children's time. There are better options in the area. We are leaving very disappointed.

Very good school the English language they teach is excellent

The best years were those of Mrs. Virginia Ovalle, there was better organization by Miss del Río, today there is a terrible exploitation of teachers, disorganization in Secondary too expensive for what the new directive offers.....

For a long time I thought about writing this review, since my daughter is still enrolled and studying at this campus and I hope there will be no retaliation. I will start by mentioning that the groups are excessively large, they are 43 students per group, said by the director of the school, and it is worth mentioning that the teachers are not trained and much less able to handle that number of children per group, they are very neglected in general They don't learn enough and they are given such amounts of homework that more than helping them learn, it frustrates them and as a parent it takes up a lot of your time. I understand the point that it is a private school, but even for being late to pick up the child they want to charge you. The special year of English is a lot of money spent since it is a requirement that you take your child to regularization, this must be with a person endorsed by the school, two of literacy (Spanish) and two of English per week, and each one with a cost of $200 per hour either online or taking the child to the home of the person who offers the regularization regardless of the tuition payment and everything that accumulates. It gives me the impression of being an excessively materialistic school, unbalanced in its doctrines, unattached to values ​​and of little benefit to its students. I would also like to mention that they carry out vaccination campaigns at a cost per vaccine, obviously for students and their families without being a health institution, nor being endorsed or authorized by any.