EMASI International Bilingual School Van Phuc vs Royal School - Phu Lam Campus
EMASI International Bilingual School Van Phuc and Royal School - Phu Lam Campus are both in Ho Chi Minh City, about 18 km apart. Both schools offer Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary) and Cambridge IGCSE programmes, and EMASI International Bilingual School Van Phuc also offers Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, Vietnamese, Bespoke and Waldorf Steiner. Published annual fees are ₫76,200,000 - 470,600,000 at EMASI International Bilingual School Van Phuc and ₫112,000,000 - 245,000,000 at Royal School - Phu Lam Campus, which puts EMASI International Bilingual School Van Phuc roughly 53% higher. EMASI International Bilingual School Van Phuc takes pupils from 2 to 18, and Royal School - Phu Lam Campus from 5 to 18.
EMASI International Bilingual Schools operate across multiple campuses in the Ho Chi Minh City region and Long An. The Nam Long campus is located in Tan Thuan Ward, Nam Long Residential Area, District 7, Ho Chi Minh City. The Van Phuc campus is located in Van Phuc Residential City, Hibp Binh Ward, Thud Duc City, Ho Chi Minh City. EMASI Plus Waterpoint is located in WaterPoint, Ben Luc, Long An, and offers boarding.
Location
Royal School – Phu Lam Campus is located at 02 Street 2D, An Lạc Ward, Binh Tan District, Ho Chi Minh City. The campus sits near Võ Văn Kiệt Boulevard, a major transport route that links western districts with central areas of the city. The surrounding neighbourhood includes residential developments and local amenities.
Stages
Stages
EMASI Nam Long serves students from pre-kindergarten (age 2) through High School. EMASI Van Phuc serves students from Elementary through High School. The program is organised across Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School/Lower Secondary, and High School/Upper Secondary levels, combining the Cambridge International Framework with the Vietnamese MOET national curriculum.
Stages
The school provides education from Preschool (starting at 18 months) through Primary, Secondary and High School up to Grade 12. Each stage follows a bilingual pathway integrating the Cambridge International curriculum with Vietnam’s Ministry of Education and Training programme.
School type
School type
EMASI operates as an international bilingual school system. It is fully accredited by WASC and is a Cambridge Pathway member, with two learning pathways that integrate Cambridge with MOET. EMASI Plus Waterpoint is a boarding campus that extends the EMASI model to a residential setting.
School type
The school is co-educational, serving both boys and girls across all levels.
Pupil nationality mix
Pupil nationality mix
The EMASI student body includes 15+ nationalities represented. The most represented nationalities include Vietnamese; other common nationalities cited in public sources include American and Singaporean patterns; exact local-to-international ratios are not publicly disclosed.
Pupil nationality mix
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Additional learning support
Additional learning support
English as an Additional Language (EAL) support is provided at EMASI (an EAL teacher is listed on campus materials). On-campus health services, counselling, and university application support are available to students.
Additional learning support
The school does not publicly provide specific information on additional learning support or SEN provisions.
Country affiliation
Country affiliation
There is no country-specific affiliation published for EMASI; the schools operate as an independent international bilingual system with Cambridge accreditation and MOET-aligned curriculum.
Country affiliation
The school does not have any country affiliations.
Religious affiliation
Religious affiliation
Religious affiliation is not publicly stated in EMASI materials.
Religious affiliation
The school does not have any religious affiliations.
School day structure
School day structure
Start and end times for the school day are not publicly published; EMASI publishes annual academic calendars (e.g., 2025–2026 and 2026–2027) that outline term dates and breaks, with schedules varying by grade level.
School day structure
The school does not publicly disclose information on day structure.
Bus service details
Bus service details
EMASI operates a school bus service for travel to and from campus. Buses are maintained regularly and staffed by experienced drivers and bus assistants to ensure safety and comfort for students. The service is described as a safe and reliable transport option in EMASI's Student Services materials.
Bus service details
The school provides bus service for the Phu Lam Campus. However, specific details about the service provider, routes or arrangements are not published by the school publicly.
- Security deposit (place‑holding): VND 20,000,000 per student. This deposit is refundable only if the standard Withdrawal Notification Form is submitted at least 60 days before the student's last day; otherwise it is not refundable or transferable. - Annual development (facility) fee (payable when the offer is accepted): VND 12,000,000 per student; this fee is annual and non‑refundable.
Tuition fees — annual totals by year group (amounts shown in VND per year)
- The school offers a semester payment option (semester 1 and semester 2). Parents may also pay the full annual tuition in a single installment (paying in full up front reduces the overall tuition by approximately 15% compared with semester payments). Late payment incurs a penalty of 0.05% per day on the outstanding balance. Specific semester invoice amounts, deadlines and any early‑bird offers are set in the published fee schedule and shown on the school's invoice.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Payment methods: bank transfer is accepted for school fees; parents are asked to include the student's full name and invoice number in the payment description. The school's published bank account details are provided for EMASI Nam Long and EMASI Vạn Phúc campuses. Application fees may be paid by bank transfer or by card at the school office. - Deadlines and instalments: the fee schedule shows payment deadlines and multiple instalment deadlines (semester deadlines and dates for annual payment). If parents pay the full annual tuition at the start of the year they receive the indicated discount; otherwise semester deadlines and the school's published payment dates apply. Late enrolment rules: students enrolling after the academic year start will be charged full annual tuition if joining in Semester 1, or full Semester 2 tuition if joining in Semester 2. Late payments are subject to the stated daily penalty.
Boarding fees
- No boarding program or boarding fees are listed; there are no published boarding charges. Day schooling only.
Other recurring or one‑off fees and typical exclusions
- Annual learning materials fee: VND 6,000,000 per student (VND 12,000,000 for IGCSE / A‑Level students). This covers textbooks, international program books, reference materials, e‑learning subscriptions and specific course materials. - Uniform fee (annual, example amounts published): typically VND 2,800,000 or VND 3,200,000 depending on the student level; the uniform pack includes multiple standard sets, PE sets and a hat and school bag for KG/Elementary, with slightly different inclusions for other levels. Personal items (meals, bus service, extracurriculars, trips, examination fees, after‑school services and other optional services) are not included in the tuition figure and are charged separately. - Extracurricular activities, school meals, school bus and optional services: charged separately and not included in tuition totals; these are shown as separate service fees in the school's fee schedule.
Refund and withdrawal policy (fees)
- Refund eligibility requires submission of the school's Withdrawal Notification Form at least 60 days before the student's last day. The security deposit is refundable under that condition. The school does not refund semester tuition fees or late enrolment fees. The school will refund a percentage of the annual tuition fees for students who paid the full annual tuition; the refund percentage is calculated based on the student's last day and the published refund table. Parents who have already paid the full annual tuition and then withdraw the student must notify the school by the published deadline (for example by 31 May in the published schedule) to qualify for the refund less an amount equivalent to the security deposit; if notification is later the general withdrawal/refund table applies.
Discounts and concessions
- Sibling discount: 5% discount for the second child and 10% for the third child (and subsequent children) from the same family; the discount is applied to the tuition of the youngest child and can apply to semester or annual payments where applicable. Other discounts and special packages may have separate terms and cannot always be combined.
Fee payment options and bank details (illustrative)
- Accepted payment methods: bank transfer is accepted for school fee payments. Application fee payments can be made by bank transfer or by card at the campus office. Parents are responsible for bank charges if any. The school publishes VND and USD account numbers and SWIFT codes for campus collections. Example published account headings: EMASI Nam Long and EMASI Vạn Phúc with their respective account numbers and banks as provided in the school's payment details.
Fee details
Application Fees Application fee: VND 2,000,000 School facilities fee: VND 10,000,000 Primary enrolment fee: VND 3,120,000 Secondary & High School enrolment fee: VND 3,530,000
Tuition Fees – International Bilingual Program (IBP) Grade 1: VND 150,000,000 per year Grade 3: VND 170,000,000 per year Grade 4: VND 180,000,000 per year Grade 5: VND 190,000,000 per year Grade 6: VND 198,500,000 per year Grade 7: VND 207,000,000 per year Grade 8: VND 215,500,000 per year Grade 9: VND 224,000,000 per year Grade 10: VND 231,000,000 per year Grade 11: VND 238,000,000 per year Grade 12: VND 245,000,000 per year
Tuition Fees – Integrated Program Grade 1: VND 112,000,000 per year Grade 2: VND 119,000,000 per year Grade 3: VND 126,000,000 per year Grade 4: VND 133,000,000 per year Grade 5: VND 140,000,000 per year Grade 6: VND 147,500,000 per year Grade 7: VND 154,000,000 per year Grade 8: VND 161,000,000 per year Grade 9: VND 168,000,000 per year Grade 10: VND 175,000,000 per year Grade 11: VND 182,000,000 per year Grade 12: VND 189,000,000 per year
Meal and Day-Boarding Fees • Primary: VND 27,500,000 per year • Secondary / High School: VND 31,250,000 per year • High school (boarding meal plan): VND 35,000,000 per year
School Bus Fees • <2 km: VND 20,000,000 per year • 2–4 km: VND 24,000,000 per year • >4 km: VND 28,000,000 per year
Diving deeper
Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements
Boarding arrangements
EMASI Plus Waterpoint is the international-standard boarding campus within the EMASI system. It provides a global boarding program for students aged 6 to 18, delivering a Cambridge curriculum across levels and featuring facilities designed to support independent living. The campus opened on March 7, 2025.
Boarding arrangements
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Uniform requirement
Uniform requirement
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Uniform requirement
Daily uniforms are required. Male students wear a red T‑shirt with pants or ROYAL SCHOOL shorts; female students wear a red T‑shirt with a ROYAL SCHOOL cream skirt. Uniforms must not be modified; wearing uniforms is compulsory when going to school. PE uniforms are worn for physical education; martial arts and swimming uniforms are used as required; footwear must be sport shoes. A Student ID card must be worn at school; extracurricular activity uniforms may apply. Hair must be neat and undyed; male students should not have a beard; jewelry is limited (no earrings for male students; plain rings/necklaces discouraged); no tattoos, makeup or nail polish.
Food options
Food options
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Food options
Meals are served in the dining room or canteen. Eat and drink in designated places and use water bottles; food and drinks (except mineral water) should not be brought into classrooms or the auditorium. Breakfast service is available to students who opt in, with breakfast served at designated times. Meal fees and related policies apply for absences; there is a meal reservation framework.
House system
House system
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House system
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Governance and ownership
Governance and ownership
EMASI International Bilingual Group of Schools is governed by a Board of Directors. The Board includes Mr Tuyen Nguyen (Chairman), co-founder of Khai Sang Corporation; Ms Quynh Nguyen (Vice-Chairwoman and Treasurer); Mr Michael Deveney (Chief Education Officer); and Dr Huynh Cong Minh (Chair of Founding Committee / Superintendent). EMASI Nam Long, EMASI Van Phuc, and EMASI Plus Waterpoint operate under this governance.
Governance and ownership
ROYAL SCHOOL is a member of HUTECH Education and operates across three campuses (Phu My Hung, Phu Lam and Celadon).
Academics
Academics
Curriculum details
Curriculum details
EMASI delivers a bilingual education that blends the Cambridge International Program with the Vietnamese MOET national curriculum. The Cambridge Pathway runs from Elementary through High School, with Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary, IGCSE, and A-Level stages. Students complete the IGCSE and, where chosen, the Cambridge A-Level program, or follow the EMASI Bilingual Pathway aligned to MOET while receiving Cambridge subject instruction. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking and global perspectives through Cambridge teaching methodologies in a bilingual learning environment. EMASI operates multiple campuses in Ho Chi Minh City (Nam Long and Van Phuc) and a third campus, EMASI Plus Waterpoint, which opened in 2025 and offers boarding education. EMASI is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) at all educational levels.
Curriculum details
Royal School Phu Lam follows a bilingual curriculum that integrates international and Vietnamese education frameworks. The core of the programme is the Cambridge International curriculum, which is delivered in English alongside the Vietnamese Ministry of Education and Training curriculum. Students progress through Early Years, Primary, Secondary and High School stages, with language of instruction in both English and Vietnamese. The Cambridge curriculum is adapted across year groups, ensuring continuity from foundational learning through to preparation for upper secondary levels. In English, students engage with Cambridge-aligned content that supports progression in literacy, numeracy and global learning outcomes. Vietnamese language and national education components are taught in accordance with Vietnamese educational requirements. Together, these elements form a structured programme that leads students from early childhood education through to the end of secondary school.
Student teacher ratio
Student teacher ratio
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Student teacher ratio
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Exam results
Exam results
EMASI reports notable Cambridge IGCSE achievements, including 2025 Cambridge IGCSE results and related student projects showcased on campus communications.
Exam results
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Higher education progression
Higher education progression
Since its first graduating class in 2022, EMASI graduates have gained admission to top universities in Vietnam and around the world, including the University of Melbourne, Duke University, University of Wollongong, Deakin University, Fulbright University Vietnam, and RMIT University. Graduates pursue studies in fields such as Medicine, Engineering, IT, Business, Law, and Design across international and Vietnamese institutions. EMASI University Destinations emphasize global campus access and scholarship opportunities.
Higher education progression
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Gifted and talented
Gifted and talented
EMASI offers Talent Award programs for elementary students, awarding up to 30% of tuition across consecutive elementary years. There are scholarships for IGCSE and A-Level tracks worth up to 100% of tuition for eligible students, intended to support high-achieving applicants.
Gifted and talented
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Academic calendar
Academic calendar
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Academic calendar
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Wellbeing & support
Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning
Social & emotional learning
EMASI describes its approach as holistic education that nurtures character, knowledge, physical wellbeing, emotional wellbeing, and overall potential. The EMASI Journey highlights the development of emotional intelligence through integrated arts education and a values-based framework. The arts collaboration with Nguyen Art Foundation supports students' emotional intelligence and aesthetic sensibilities. Student wellbeing is central, with nutritious meals, on-campus health services, and safe transport contributing to a supportive environment. A full-time School Counsellor provides counselling, and university application support complements social and emotional development alongside academics.
Social & emotional learning
The school does not publicly disclose specific information regarding Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) programmes, staff roles, or structured initiatives on its website. While the school describes providing a supportive educational environment, it does not detail any SEL curriculum, counselling services, pastoral systems, or emotional-skills programmes.
Special educational needs (SEN)
Special educational needs (SEN)
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding a formal Special Educational Needs (SEN) program or dedicated SEN staff. EMASI Nam Long offers Student Support Services that include on-campus health, counselling, dining, and transportation to support students' daily learning and overall wellbeing. A full-time School Counsellor is available to provide counselling and bespoke provision to students. An EAL Support Teacher is listed among EMASI staff, indicating language support for learners who are English language learners.
Special educational needs (SEN)
The school does not describe itself as a specialist SEN institution.
English as an additional language
English as an additional language
EMASI provides English as an Additional Language (EAL) support through dedicated staff, including an EAL Support Teacher. The faculty page lists an EAL Support Teacher and an EAL Teacher as part of the EMASI community. The Cambridge English program is offered in addition to the Vietnamese MOET curriculum, with an intensive English component and up to about 25% more English hours per week. The bilingual learning pathway integrates Cambridge and MOET curricula across Kindergarten to High School, reinforcing English language development in context. EMASI's EAL provisions are embedded within the bilingual framework rather than as a separate standalone program.
English as an additional language
The school does not publicly disclose information on EAL support.
Mental wellbeing
Mental wellbeing
EMASI's mission emphasizes holistic development that includes physical and emotional wellbeing. The student experience is supported by on-campus health services and nutritious dining, as part of Student Support Services. A full-time School Counsellor provides counselling, with additional university application support to assist transitions. The curriculum supports physical and mental health through dedicated Physical Education and wellbeing-focused learning environments. The Vision likewise stresses balanced development in character, knowledge, physical and mental health, and competencies.
Mental wellbeing
The school does not publicly disclose any specific initiatives, services or staff roles related to student mental wellbeing.
Safeguarding
Safeguarding
EMASI maintains a Child Protection Policy that guides staff and families on health, safety, and care of children, with aims to develop a safe and healthy school environment. The policy includes age-appropriate personal safety lessons, parent information sessions, and annual staff training to recognise and report abuse or neglect. A downloadable EMASI Child Protection Policy and Handbook is available. The safeguarding framework is reflected in EMASI Plus communications as part of its broader safety and welfare commitments.
Safeguarding
The school does not publicly disclose their safeguarding or child-protection policies.
Safeguarding policy
Safeguarding policy
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Safeguarding policy
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Facilities
Facilities
Facilities overview
Facilities overview
EMASI Van Phuc offers modern classrooms designed for interactive bilingual learning with technology integration. The library is the academic heart of the school and occupies a 1,000-square-meter space with zones for quiet study, collaboration, and whole-class reading. The learning environment supports a bilingual pathway that combines the Cambridge International Curriculum with the Vietnamese MOET curriculum for the elementary through high school levels. The campus provides state-of-the-art facilities that support academic, physical, and creative development, including spaces for ICT and STEM, the arts, and physical education.
Facilities overview
The Phu Lam Campus provides a multi-level education model from Kindergarten to Grade 12 with the Cambridge bilingual education program. International standard facilities, a safe, comfortable and inspiring learning environment, and abundant green space support student development.
Sports facilities
Sports facilities
Facilities include spaces for Physical Education and Well-being. PE is a dedicated component of the curriculum with spaces designed for physical development. The campus hosts state-of-the-art facilities to support sports and physical activities. Swimming is included as part of the Middle School/Lower Secondary program.
Sports facilities
The sports facilities system includes a multi-sport court, a swimming pool and a sports hall with safety and flexibility in design.
Academic facilities
Academic facilities
EMASI uses a bilingual education pathway that combines the Cambridge International Curriculum with the Vietnamese MOET curriculum. Elementary students study the MOET Curriculum alongside Cambridge Primary and Cambridge English Certificates. Middle School/Lower Secondary combines MOET with Cambridge Lower Secondary, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge Checkpoint, and Cambridge English Certificates. High School/Upper Secondary includes MOET, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A-Level, and EMASI Diploma (validated by WASC). EMASI is fully accredited by WASC, and the Cambridge Pathway underpins the programs. The Cambridge Pathway is integrated with a strong library program described as a core component of the curriculum.
Academic facilities
Classrooms are designed to be dynamic and convenient, with personal storage and projectors. The campus includes a Science Lab, an ICT Lab, and a library with Vietnamese and foreign books.
Extra curricular facilities
Extra curricular facilities
Extracurricular Activities and Trips are offered. The EMASI Library Program hosts reading clubs, surprise storytelling sessions, reading projects, student-led exhibitions, and guest author visits. Swimming is included as part of the Middle School/Lower Secondary program as part of Physical Education. The campus emphasizes a broad range of activities and field trips to broaden student experiences.
Extra curricular facilities
Outdoor activities areas are available and integrated with the green space to support creative and physical development.
Parent experience
Parent experience
History
History
EMASI International Bilingual Schools were officially launched on March 7, 2019 by founder Mr. Tuyen Nguyen, who leads the Khai Sang Corporation's education initiatives. The first two campuses, EMASI Van Phuc and EMASI Nam Long, opened with a grand opening on August 12, 2019. In March 2025, EMASI opened its third campus, EMASI Plus Waterpoint, introducing an international-standard boarding education model. The bilingual program integrates the Cambridge Pathway with the Vietnamese MOET national curriculum, and EMASI has achieved full accreditation from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) across all levels. From 2021, EMASI has integrated arts education through a collaboration with Nguyen Art Foundation, with dedicated Art Spaces on each campus and education/public programs.
History
Royal School – Phu Lam Campus was officially launched in May 2021, expanding the Royal School network to serve families in the Binh Tan area and surrounding districts. The campus is part of the larger Royal School system, which operates multiple bilingual education campuses in Ho Chi Minh City. Royal School itself has a history of providing bilingual education with Cambridge programmes integrated with Vietnamese national requirements. Phu Lam was introduced as a new site to offer Preschool through Grade 12 education under the same bilingual model. Its establishment followed Royal School’s earlier growth and the opening of other campuses.
Community
Community
EMASI emphasizes community as a shared journey among schools, families, and society, with channels for parent and partner involvement. The school hosts cultural and arts events across its campuses, including the Nam Long Tet Festival 2025: Saigon Tet Retro and Tet-related celebrations at Van Phuc. The partnership with Nguyen Art Foundation enables on-campus art spaces and public programs, with exhibitions across EMASI Nam Long and EMASI Van Phuc such as In Absence, Presence and Illuminated Curiosities. Public exhibitions and arts programs extend to families and the wider community, reinforcing EMASI's arts-integrated approach.
Community
The school community at Royal School – Phu Lam includes students, families, and staff participating in events that connect learning with real-world experiences. Students take part in field trips such as visits to museums and heritage sites, which are documented on the school’s social media accounts. Activities like the Royal Speaking Contest and Royal Olympics involve learners from different campuses, fostering interaction across year levels. The community also gathers for regular school events that support learning beyond the classroom.
Parent teacher association
Parent teacher association
There is no separately published PTA page for EMASI; parent involvement is organized through the school's governance framework and broader community programs. The governance page shows a Board of Directors led by Mr Tuyen Nguyen as Chairman and Ms Quynh Nguyen as Vice-Chairwoman and Treasurer. The Founding Committee is chaired by Dr Huynh Cong Minh, who serves as Superintendent. Khai Sang Corporation, co-founded by Mr Tuyen Nguyen, provides strategic investment in EMASI. EMASI engages families and the community through arts partnerships and campus events, such as the Nam Long Tet Festival 2025 and exhibitions across Nam Long and Van Phuc. Families can inquire about admissions and arrange campus tours through the Admissions Office.
Parent teacher association
The school does not publicly disclose information on PTA.
Extra-curricular
Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual
Academic & intellectual
The EMASI pathway integrates the Cambridge International Program with the Vietnamese MoET curriculum. The English program is intensive and taught by expatriate teachers using Cambridge English as the framework. The school is part of the Cambridge International Education network and is fully accredited by WASC. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking and problem solving through Cambridge-inspired pedagogy across subjects.
Academic & intellectual
The Phu Lam Campus provides a multi-level education model from Kindergarten to Grade 12 with the Cambridge bilingual education program. The school applies advanced educational methods in which students are encouraged to learn actively and develop their full potential in an international learning environment. The campus serves Preschool through High School (Pre-Nursery to Grade 12).
Arts & creative
Arts & creative
EMASI has a significant focus on the arts, including art production, appreciation, and art history. The curriculum emphasizes creativity and aesthetic development as part of student growth. The schools integrate arts and physical education alongside academics to foster well-rounded development. Students are exposed to the arts through structured programs and projects as part of daily learning.
Arts & creative
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Cultural & language
Cultural & language
Both Vietnamese and English are used in EMASI schools, supporting bilingual proficiency. A Cambridge English program underpins language development within a bilingual pathway. The schools promote cross-cultural understanding within a diverse learning community. The bilingual environment aims for students to master Vietnamese and achieve high English proficiency.
Cultural & language
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Social & hobbies
Social & hobbies
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Social & hobbies
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Community & service
Community & service
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Community & service
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Leadership & professional
Leadership & professional
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Leadership & professional
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Lifestyle & wellbeing
Lifestyle & wellbeing
EMASI prioritizes physical education and health as foundational to student development. The schools emphasize sports and outdoor activities as part of daily life. State-of-the-art facilities support the holistic well-being and learning environment.
Lifestyle & wellbeing
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Language provision
Language provision
Language provision
Language provision
The school teaches Vietnamese and English. The bilingual curriculum integrates the Cambridge Pathway with the Vietnamese national curriculum (MoET). The Cambridge English program provides additional English instruction and hours to support bilingual proficiency.
Language provision
The Kindergarten program includes an International Bilingual Kindergarten Pathway with 50% of classes taught by foreign teachers, and an International Integrated Kindergarten Pathway with 60 minutes of English daily. The Primary and Secondary/High School programs include 20 English periods per week taught by foreign teachers in the International Bilingual Pathway, and a similar English emphasis in the International Integrated Pathway.
Bilingual teaching
Bilingual teaching
The school offers bilingual education in Vietnamese and English. The program blends the Cambridge International Program with the Vietnamese MoET curriculum.
Bilingual teaching
The Phu Lam Campus offers a Cambridge bilingual education program from Kindergarten to Grade 12, with an international learning environment.
Immersion programs
Immersion programs
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Immersion programs
The Kindergarten and Primary programs include two pathways: International Bilingual Pathway and International Integrated Pathway; Primary and Secondary/High School follow the same two-pathway structure.
Reputation
Reputation
Awards
Awards
EMASI graduates have gained admission offers to top universities domestically and internationally since the first graduation in 2022, reflecting strong college readiness and outcomes.
Awards
The school does not publicly disclose information on past awards.
Accreditations
Accreditations
EMASI operates as a Cambridge International Education member and is fully accredited by WASC (ACS-WASC). The school emphasizes an international standard in its governance and program delivery.
Accreditations
Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) — This is the international body that develops and awards academic qualifications, such as Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary, IGCSE, and other Cambridge programmes recognized worldwide.
Admissions
Admissions
Admissions
Admissions
Step 1: Submit the signed and completed enrollment application (an online form is available), provide 02 passport photos, a certified Vietnamese birth certificate copy, a certified copy of a parent/guardian ID or passport, a certified copy of the student's household registration, two years of report cards and/or a transfer letter if transferring mid‑year, the original academic transcript (học bạ) and health certificate, and appropriate graduation certificates for entry to secondary levels.
Step 3: The student completes the entrance assessment and/or interview (Preschool and Grade 1: interview with the Head of the grade; from Grade 2 upward: entrance test followed by interview).
Step 4: If admitted, the Admissions Office issues an official Letter of Admission and tuition invoice; enrollment must be confirmed within 5 working days, the invoice paid, and all required documents submitted; once the Letter of Admission is signed and fees are paid, enrollment is completed within 2 working days.
Admissions
1. Parents begin by completing the school’s application form for the desired education stage (Kindergarten through Grade 12). This can typically be done via the school’s online registration system or by contacting the Admissions Office directly.
2. Students may be required to participate in an entrance assessment appropriate to their grade level, including tests in Vietnamese (Ministry curriculum), English (Cambridge curriculum) and potentially an interview component with school staff to assess readiness and language skills.
3. Parents are notified of the outcome of the assessment and the school’s decision within several working days. Successful candidates receive an official letter of admission confirming placement.
4. Once acceptance is confirmed, parents submit all required enrolment documentation, which may include academic records and personal information forms. This step formalises the student’s place in the school community.
5. Parents arrange payment of tuition and other fees by the school’s deadlines. They may also register for optional services such as the school bus, extracurricular activities, or uniforms.
Scholarships
Scholarships
Talent Award: Up to 30% of tuition for all consecutive Elementary School years; available for students entering or already in Elementary in 2025–2026; eligibility includes strong English ability or Cambridge English testing, or excellence in academics and activities in Math, Vietnamese, and English, with proof of achievements required; interviews are conducted by EMASI's Assessment Committee. IGCSE & A‑Level Scholarships: Up to 100% of tuition for eligible students entering Grade 9 (IGCSE) or Grade 11 (A‑Level) in 2025–2026; eligibility requires positive conduct and excellent academic records; applicants must be Vietnamese nationals, Overseas Vietnamese, or dual‑citizens with Vietnamese citizenship; online registration and document submission are followed by examinations and an interview; results are announced via email. Scholarship for the Avant‑Garde: Up to 100% tuition for eligible students in Grades 5–11 (not participating in IGCSE/A‑Level programs). Focuses on outstanding extracurriculars or artistic abilities, demonstrated effort, and passion for learning, with an evaluation process mirroring the other scholarships (registration, examination, interview, and email results).
Scholarships
The school does not publicly disclose information on existing scholarship offers.
Waitlist
Waitlist
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Waitlist
The school does not publicly disclose any waitlist or student pool procedure.