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British Curriculum International Schools in Armenia

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About international schools in Armenia

British-curriculum international schools in Armenia are concentrated in Yerevan with a smaller group in places such as Dilijan, and they typically follow the National Curriculum for England framework delivered through Cambridge or Pearson exam programmes (IGCSE and AS/A-Level or the Pearson iA-levels). Instruction is usually in English, with Armenian taught as a compulsory subject at many schools and additional language options (for example Russian or European languages) available as well. Many schools blend British teaching methods with elements of the Armenian national curriculum so students can meet local diploma requirements if families want that pathway. Annual fees vary widely by location and age, from a few thousand US dollars for early years in some schools to mid-five figures per year in senior IGCSE/AS-A-Level years; boarding options outside Yerevan are available and carry higher costs. Admissions generally follow the September school year start, with applications, assessments and language screening in the months beforehand and rolling places offered where space exists.

Compare 4 British Curriculum international schools in Armenia. Filter by curriculum, fees (average AMD 422,500), location, and more to find the right international school now.

At a glance 4 schools · avg fee AMD 422,500
Schools listed
4
Curricula
9
Average annual fee
AMD 422,500
Fee range
AMD 2,700 – 1,560,000
Most common curriculum
Cambridge (Primary) (3 schools)
Average school size
173 pupils
Largest by enrolment
CIS Armenia International School
Oldest
UWC Dilijan (2014)
With boarding
1

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FAQs for Armenia

What exactly does a “British curriculum” school in Armenia teach and what qualifications do students take?
Most British-curriculum schools in Armenia use the English National Curriculum structure and prepare students for internationally recognised exam programmes such as Cambridge IGCSEs and Cambridge or Pearson AS/A-Levels (or the international A-level variants). Younger children follow Early Years and primary frameworks comparable to UK practice and secondary years focus on subject choices leading to external examinations that are accepted by universities worldwide.
Which languages are used in class and will my child still learn Armenian?
English is the medium of instruction at the British-curriculum schools, but nearly all schools also provide Armenian language lessons and often Armenian history or civic content to satisfy local requirements. Many schools offer additional modern languages and run English language support for students who are not yet fluent.
How much should I expect to pay each year?
Annual tuition varies considerably by school, campus and the pupil’s year group: early-years places can be a few thousand US dollars a year at some providers, while senior IGCSE/AS-A-Level years in Yerevan commonly reach the mid-four-figure to low-five-figure US dollar range. Boarding colleges and full residential programmes (available outside Yerevan) are substantially more expensive; check each school’s published fee schedule for exact inclusions, application fees and one-off capital or enrolment charges.
When should I apply and what does the admissions process look like?
Most schools operate on a September-to-June academic calendar and open applications well before the autumn term, but many also run rolling admissions and will accept mid-year starts if places exist. Expect to submit previous school reports and identification, pay an application fee in some cases, and for children above the primary years to sit age-appropriate assessments or interviews; non-native English speakers are usually given language screening and may be offered an English-support programme.
Do these schools allow pupils to transfer back into the Armenian state system or to enter universities in other countries?
Schools that combine British programmes with the Armenian national curriculum enable students to satisfy local diploma requirements and therefore to transfer more easily into Armenian state pathways if families choose. Graduates holding Cambridge IGCSEs and AS/A-Levels (or recognised equivalents) are widely accepted by universities overseas, but families should confirm specific university entry requirements for chosen destinations and check how a school’s particular diploma alignment is recognised.
What should parents compare when choosing between British-curriculum schools in Armenia?
Look for the exact examination board and qualifications offered (Cambridge versus Pearson), how much Armenian curriculum content is integrated, staff qualifications and English-support provision for non-native speakers, and which costs are included in published fees (meals, exam entries, transport and extra activities). Also check class sizes, published policies on assessment and university guidance, the school’s inspection or accreditation status, and practical matters such as location, term dates and any required one-off deposits or capital fees.
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