truthseeker
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Ask them about their methods of teaching, do they approach the subject matter in a similar way to an ordinary school, or do they offer other methods like tutorials (more similar to a third level college).
Ask about their pass rates for students, out of 100 students who register each year, how many of them stick with the course, and what kind of marks do they end up with.
Would they consider their marks to be representative of a random sample of students in the country or would they consider that their students get better marks than average?
Do their teachers have experience in ordinary 2nd level schools?
Do they offer any extra curricular activities or extra tuition if needed?
How do they address issues like students needing a bit of extra help in a particular subject without holding up the rest of the class?
How are students performance measured, are there regular tests, assignments, homework?
Are there any social activities offered for students, sports, clubs?
