
Yew Wah International Education School
- A Level Chemistry
- Science Curriculum Development
- AO QTS Mentoring
- Teacher Professional Learning
Since 2019, SinoUK ITDC has worked alongside senior leaders, science departments and early-career teachers — inside real classrooms, over sustained cycles of teaching, mentoring and assessment.

Six years of classroom-based partnership with British international schools in China, and a UK academic route that leads to Qualified Teacher Status.
Sustained work with British international schools in China since 2019.
Supported through the University of Sunderland Assessment Only Route.
Multi-year engagements with British international schools and their UK partners.
In academic partnership with the University of Sunderland's School of Education.
A record of sustained engagement with British international schools and their university partners — not a client list, but a portfolio of long-term academic relationships.




We do not deliver from outside the school. Our subject specialists plan, teach and review alongside departmental staff — building practice through shared lessons, observations and honest feedback.

Hands-on practical work embedded in every unit of the science curriculum.

A Level Chemistry taught to UK examination standards, with departmental support.

Collaborative enquiry lessons — the everyday reality of teaching, not a set-piece.
Every partnership begins with careful listening. We work with principals, heads of department and senior leaders to design programmes that respond to the school's own improvement plan.
Meetings with senior leaders to understand priorities, staff structure and current CPD.
Joint design of a programme — mentoring, CPD, QTS pathways or a combination.
Sustained delivery in-school over one or more academic years, with in-school mentors.
Honest, evidence-based review with the leadership team, informing the next cycle.

The strongest evidence of a partnership is what happens in the corridors, laboratories and classrooms — not on a marketing page.

One-to-one mentoring alongside departmental staff — building teaching practice through shared lessons, observations and feedback.

Teaching the same students across multiple years builds the trust that examination-level science requires.
“Our partnership with SinoUK ITDC has strengthened teacher development and created a sustainable culture of professional learning.”
We welcome initial conversations with head teachers, principals and directors of studies considering a longer-term collaboration.
Whether you lead a school, university or education authority, we welcome conversations about mentoring, CPD programmes and long-term collaboration.