**⭐ 1 Star
**⭐ 1 Star – Excellent Sales Pitch, But No Answers When It Really Matters** I would give International Schooling **zero stars if that were an option**. Our experience started very differently. When you first enquire, they are extremely responsive and persuasive. We were offered a **free demo, supposedly worth $100**, with the fee waived to attract us. The presentation was excellent, and they spoke confidently about their international presence, students worldwide and opportunities after graduation. But everything changed when I started asking **serious questions about my son's Grade 12 qualification and university admission**. I asked whether the qualification would be accepted by specific universities and whether completing Grade 12 through International Schooling would make my son eligible for university admission. I was told they would **check with the universities and get back to me** so I could have confidence before enrolling. It has now been **more than 15 days**. We have repeatedly called, messaged and followed up. A gentleman named **Alvin**, communicating through their Singapore WhatsApp contact, initially spoke with us and said he would obtain the information and get back to us. **He never did.** Every time we contact them, we are told that someone will get back to us — but nobody does. This is extremely concerning. We are talking about **our child's Grade 12 education and his future university eligibility**. These are not questions a parent can ignore or simply take on trust. Their website makes very impressive claims about their international presence and thousands of students, particularly in the UAE. But when a prospective parent asks a basic question about **qualification recognition and university acceptance**, there is suddenly no responsible person available to provide a clear answer. At this point, their failure to respond has made me seriously concerned that perhaps the universities I asked about **have not confirmed acceptance of this qualification**. I am NOT claiming that is what the universities told them — because International Schooling has never actually given me the promised answer. **That is exactly the problem.** If the qualification is accepted, why is it so difficult to provide written confirmation? If it isn't accepted by a particular university, parents deserve to know **before paying and enrolling their child**. **My strong advice to parents: DO NOT rely only on their sales presentation or website claims. Get independent written confirmation directly from the universities you are targeting that they will accept the exact qualification/diploma being offered.** An impressive website and international branding mean very little if you cannot get a straight answer about whether your child's qualification will actually be useful for university admission. **⭐ 1/5 — Excellent sales pitch, extremely poor follow-up, communication and accountability when serious questions are asked.**