u/Formal-Editor-4149

I am curious about Brent IS Manila and wanted to hear from people who know it firsthand or have worked there.

• What is the school’s general reputation in the international school community?
• What is it like to work there day-to-day in terms of leadership, student culture, workload, parent expectations, staff morale, compensation/benefits, and professional growth?
• Is this a place you would recommend working at for someone's first international school?

I’d especially appreciate balanced insight—both positives and negatives. What does the school do well, and what should someone know before applying or accepting an offer?

If you’ve worked there recently or know someone who has, any honest perspectives would be really helpful.