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IB Curriculum International Schools in Czech Republic

Compare 15 IB Curriculum international schools in Czech Republic. Filter by curriculum, fees (average CZK 333,715), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
15
Curricula
16
Average annual fee
CZK 333,715
Fee range
CZK 65,000 – 764,160
More school facts
Most common curriculum
IB (DP) (12 schools)
Average school size
549 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Prague British International School
Oldest
Gymnazium Evolution (1992)
About international schools in Czech Republic

IB schools in the Czech Republic most commonly offer the IB Primary Years, Middle Years and Diploma Programmes, and you will find a mix of fully English-medium international schools alongside bilingual Czech - English routes that combine IB learning with elements of the Czech system. Annual tuition for international schools in Prague varies widely but typically sits in the mid-hundreds of thousands of Czech koruna, with lower-cost bilingual or Czech-based options below that and some long-established international schools charging substantially more. Admissions follow a Northern-Hemisphere school year pattern with the main intake in August/September, many schools also accept rolling or mid-year entry and use age-appropriate assessments or interviews for older applicants. Practical matters for relocating families include extra charges beyond tuition (registration, activity, lunch and transport), the need to check language-support provision for non-native English speakers, and confirming whether a school supports the Czech Maturita as well as the IB diploma if you plan to stay in the Czech tertiary system.

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11 international schools in Prague

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3 international schools in Ostrava

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1 international school in Brno

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FAQs for Czech Republic

Which IB programmes are offered in Czech international schools and what ages do they cover?
Most IB schools in the Czech Republic offer the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP) and the Diploma Programme (DP); PYP typically covers early years through primary, MYP covers lower secondary and DP is the two-year programme for upper secondary students (roughly ages 16 - 19). These age bands are the standard IB structure used by schools across the country.
What language(s) are lessons taught in and are bilingual options common?
Many IB international schools teach primarily in English, but there are a number of bilingual Czech - English programmes and schools that integrate Czech national-curriculum elements alongside IB teaching. Expect language assessments or minimum English standards for entry to older year groups, and ask schools about dedicated English-as-an-additional-language (EAL) support if your child is not a fluent English speaker.
How much does an IB international school education typically cost in the Czech Republic?
Tuition varies considerably between providers; citywide comparisons for Prague show typical annual tuition in the mid-hundreds of thousands of Czech koruna, while some schools and true-cost calculations report fees both below and well above that band. Families should budget separately for registration/enrolment fees, meal plans, buses, uniforms and extracurricular activities, and always confirm the current published fee schedule with the school.
When should we apply and what does the admissions process usually involve?
The main intake for schools following a Northern-Hemisphere calendar is August/September, but many schools operate rolling admissions for mid-year starts; competitive entry often requires applying several months ahead, especially for popular year groups. Admissions typically include an application form and documents (passport, recent reports, immunisation records), age-appropriate assessments or interviews and, for older pupils, subject or language tests; deposits and a formal acceptance deadline are common.
Do any IB schools in the Czech Republic prepare students for the Czech Maturita as well as the IB Diploma?
Some schools offer dual pathways or specific arrangements that allow students to sit the Czech Maturita in addition to, or instead of, the IB Diploma, which can be useful if you expect to enter Czech universities. If a dual pathway is important to you, verify with the school which external examinations are provided, how teaching time is allocated, and any language requirements for Maturita subjects.