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Canadian Curriculum International Schools in Cambodia

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About international schools in Cambodia

Canadian-curriculum international schools in Cambodia most often deliver a recognised provincial programme from Canada (Alberta is the most commonly referenced accreditation, and some schools follow Ontario frameworks) while also aligning with international qualifications in the senior years. Many of these schools teach primarily in English but offer bilingual or additional-language options such as Khmer, French or Mandarin, either as dedicated streams or as substantial language programmes. Tuition sits in the same mid-to-upper band as other international schools in Phnom Penh - annual fees commonly run from several thousand US dollars to figures in the low tens of thousands depending on age and campus facilities. Families should expect the local international school year to follow an August start and a semester/term rhythm, and to begin applications months before the August intake for the most competitive year groups.

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At a glance 6 schools · avg fee KHR 27,976,713
Schools listed
6
Curricula
5
Average annual fee
KHR 27,976,713
Fee range
KHR 6,449,060 – 101,576,760
Most common curriculum
Canadian Curriculum (6 schools)
Average school size
1,000 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Cambridge International School of Cambodia
Oldest
Learning Jungle School (2002)

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FAQs for Cambodia

What does “Canadian curriculum” mean in Cambodia?
It means the school is using the curriculum documents and assessment frameworks of a Canadian province (for example Alberta or Ontario) rather than a generic “Canadian” brand. That can include province-level learning outcomes, reporting and the possibility of an accredited provincial diploma or pathway, but schools often combine those programmes with other international frameworks in older grades.
Which ages and qualifications are covered by Canadian curriculum schools here?
Canadian-curriculum schools in Cambodia typically cover early years through to secondary; in senior grades they may offer a provincial high-school programme alongside or feeding into internationally recognised qualifications such as the IB Diploma or other university-entry pathways. Check each school for the exact grades covered and for whether a provincial diploma or an international qualification is awarded at graduation.
What language support and bilingual options can we expect?
English is normally the language of instruction, and many schools provide substantial second-language programmes in Khmer plus options such as French or Mandarin either as additional language lessons or as part of a bilingual stream. If maintaining home-language fluency or gaining Khmer competency is important, ask schools about the weekly time allocation and whether subject teaching is delivered in the second language or only taught as a discrete language class.
How much do these schools cost and what affects the price?
Fees vary by campus, age of the child and the facilities or accreditations the school offers; in Phnom Penh Canadian-curriculum schools are typically in the same mid-to-upper fee bracket as other international schools, with annual tuition commonly from several thousand to the low tens of thousands of US dollars. Additional costs such as enrolment or capital levies, transport, school meals and examination or activity fees can significantly increase the total budget, so request a full fee schedule and the school’s refund/withdrawal policy before enrolling.
When should we apply and what does the admissions process usually involve?
Schools generally operate an academic year that begins in August and a semester or term structure, so families aiming for an August start should begin enquiries and submit applications several months in advance; many schools also accept mid-year transfers subject to space. Admissions typically require previous school reports, proof of age and identity, an application form and sometimes placement testing or an interview; if your child has additional learning needs, disclose that early so the school can confirm available support.
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