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History Department
History was introduced into the school academic curriculum in September 2007 at IGCSE level. There are currently two G1 classes studying the CIE 0470 History core content on Twentieth Century International History 1919-91, and one G2 class taking the depth study of America 1919-41 prior to examination in May 2009. Both G1 and G2 classes are taught by an American expatriate teacher.
The Head of Department, an experienced British expatriate, has introduced Advanced Level History from September 2008, teaching the CIE 9697 course on International History 1945-91, which focuses on the United Nations and Cold War, prior to examination in June 2009. This will be followed by study of American History 1848-1968.
At both levels of study, the emphasis of the department is on active learning, discussion and a critical approach to historical sources of evidence.
Teaching Staff
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Bernard Rawlins
Head of Sixth Form Studies
Head of History
M.Ed. (Bath University)
M.A. (Cambridge University)
PGCE (London University Institute of Education)
With a Cambridge Masters Degree in History, Bernard Rawlins was trained at London University Institute of Education in 1981/82. His Masters Degree in Education was awarded with merit by Bath University in 2002 for research into International School History syllabuses.
His recent experience as an Oxford tutor follows twenty years teaching and administration in Africa and the Near/Middle East. A Head of Department in several schools, he was Upper Section Director of Maputo International School in Mozambique, and Secondary Head at Mombasa International School in Kenya.
A chess player for Oxfordshire, his interests include museum and gallery education. |
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Mark George Nichols
Mark Nichols was born in Wales (UK). He has an archaeology degree from Newcastle University, a PGCE from Leeds University and a Trinity TESOL certificate. He has been a teacher most of his working life, the majority of that time being spent in overseas schools teaching IGCSE, and either the IB or CIE A Level syllabuses. Countries he has worked in include: Brazil, Italy, Qatar, Colombia, Spain and India. His last position was in the British West Indies Collegiate, in the Turks and Caicos Islands. His interests are anything to do with the past, reading and travel. |
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 December 17, 2009 - Shenzhen College of International Education is now a provisional member. Congratulations! more >
 October 14, 2009 - One of the most anticipated events of the month, the talent show s singing contest, finally came to its final round on Wednesday, October 14th. Eight extremely talented contestants made it to the finals, including Jenny of G1-3, Kevin of G2-4, Tammie of G2-2 and Sharon G2-3 from the G-levels and Shelly of A1-3, Crystal of A1-6, Arthur of A1-5 and Stan of A1-6 from the As. more >
 October 12, 2009 - The list of top students produced by CIE examinations board for the May/June 2009 Examination session showed that SCIE students are still among the best in China and the world. The following students received certificates from CIE acknowledging their outstanding performance in the summer exams: more >
 August 17, 2009 - The CIE examination results were published on Monday 10 th August 2009. Yet again, SCIE students performed outstandingly in these examinations. Here are a few of the highlights: more >
 August 18, 2009 - The following teachers joined the faculty of SCIE for the academic year 2009 – 2010. more >
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