Head of Humanities
Degree in history and politics, PGCE
Date Joined:
August 2015
Matthew strongly believes that you cannot comprehend the world we live in today if you do not understand how we got to where we are. A desire to work internationally led him to Egypt where he was based for five years, seeing history in action as the Arab Spring revolution against Hosni Mubarak gave way to military rule.
Before taking up his current post at Nexus, he was working in another international school in the Klang Valley. Outside the classroom, he enjoys travel and outdoor activities. Trekking and scuba diving are two particular passions which he regularly indulges in Malaysia and the surrounding SE Asia region.
Matthew believes that education should be about more than just passing exams (important though that is) but should prepare our learners of today to be the global citizens and leaders of tomorrow.
Before taking up his current post at Nexus, he was working in another international school in the Klang Valley. Outside the classroom, he enjoys travel and outdoor activities. Trekking and scuba diving are two particular passions which he regularly indulges in Malaysia and the surrounding SE Asia region.
Matthew believes that education should be about more than just passing exams (important though that is) but should prepare our learners of today to be the global citizens and leaders of tomorrow.
