Hailing from Lincolnshire in England Ms Vicky holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Teaching and Learning and has been working full time in Education for over 20 Years. After enjoying teaching across the primary age range, Ms Vicky was soon promoted to the leadership position of Deputy Head and her commitment, dedication and passion ensured very successful improvements were made. For Ms Vicky’s first headship role, she was appointed Executive Head Teacher of two schools that needed rapid improvement. Ms Vicky quickly implemented new changes and successfully led the schools through a very complimentary Ofsted Inspection. Her first International Post was in Doha, Qatar (Al Jazeera Academy) where she successfully assisted with the accreditation by WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges). Arriving in Malaysia in 2019, Ms Vicky then worked in Nilai (Nilai International School) as the Primary Headteacher where she was also given the responsibility of whole school improvement for both Primary and Secondary teachers. She is very passionate about building strong, effective teams where students are at the heart of every decision made.

With a BA (Hons)in History from the University of Plymouth and PGCE from Bath Spa University, Michael has many years of experience as an educator and school leader working in the UK and Malaysia.

He joined Tenby SEG in 2013 when the school opened and is currently studying a Master’s in International School Leadership from Wilkes University, USA.

Suzanne graduated from University Teknologi Malaysia with a B.Ed. in Living Skills and Technology. She has 10 years of working experience in government schools a brings with her a great passion for teaching, driven by her belief that each and every child deserves a bright future. As a teacher, Suzanne hopes to play an important role to help them achieve their goals and guide them towards successful career choices.

Ms Ainnie Ahmad graduated from University of Missouri-Rolla USA, with a BSc in Electrical Engineering. She later perused her passion for teaching and learning with a PGCEi  from Queen’s University, Belfast, UK. She came into the teaching profession to make a positive impact on children’s lives, enabling them to become lifelong learners.

She started off as a teaching assistant and worked with children across all key stages. Upon completing her PGCEi she went on to becoming mile post leader, IPC coordinator and has been a committee chair for school improvements exercise. She believes wholeheartedly in the importance of providing children with high quality education, shaping them to be independent, high achieving individuals ready to face the outside world.

Christine is originally from Nairobi, Kenya. She graduated from the Catholic University of Eastern Africa in 2013 with a Bachelor of Education degree in English and Literature. In 2015, she completed her Post Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCEi) from the University of Nottingham, UK. This was her gateway into teaching in international schools, having completed four years in Kenya and two years in Malaysia.

Christine’s passion for teaching stems from her love of the English Language. Ultimately, the world can be viewed as being comprised of many different conversations. She believes that powerful teaching and learning in English helps students access these conversations and learn when and how to add their voices.