Billabong High International School, Maldives
Ranga Harshani is an experienced educator specializing in English literature and language, currently serving as a Teacher of English Literature at Billabong High International School in the Maldives since May 2018. Previous roles include Lecturer at The Lyceum Academy for Teacher Training and Teacher positions at Lyceum International School, where instruction spanned both the Cambridge and National syllabi. Ranga's teaching experience dates back to 2006, with a focus on various grade levels in English and Literature, as well as Business Studies. Ranga holds a Master's degree in Applied Linguistics (TESOL) from York St. John University and a National Diploma in Teaching English from Pasdunrata National College of Education, Sri Lanka. Additionally, Ranga has experience in customer service from a prior role at Hello Corp.
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Billabong High International School, Maldives
Billabong High schools were created as a journey forward to fire the imagination of children. The continuing goal is to create meaningful and rewarding learning experiences that will remain with the children for life. The aim is to create a purpose of learning to allow children to be thinkers, innovators and problem solvers and to orchestrate experiences that will result in a natural and integrated development of knowledge, skills and thinking. Overall, at Billabong High, the aim is to empower all the students with the necessary life skills required to meet the demands of a fast paced highly evolving 21st century. Billabong High International School in the Maldives was opened on 8th February 2009. It was the first international school that was opened in Male, the capital island of the country. We offer education to students from Grades 1 to 12, beginning from primary to the completion of secondary IGCSE & A Levels , to a student population of about 800 students. A small class size of approximately 24 students, and 2 to 3 classes within each grade, ensures that all our students get special attention in their classrooms and in all school activities.