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American Curriculum International Schools in Tbilisi, Georgia

Compare 6 American Curriculum international schools in Tbilisi, Georgia. Filter by curriculum, fees (average GEL 9,833), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
6
Curricula
12
Average annual fee
GEL 9,833
Fee range
GEL 7,000 – 12,000
More school facts
Most common curriculum
Advanced Placement (AP) (6 schools)
Average school size
1,232 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Georgian-American School Progress
Oldest
QSI International School of Tbilisi (1995)
About international schools in Tbilisi, Georgia

American-curriculum international schools in Tbilisi generally offer a US-style K - 12 pathway (an American High School or US diploma) often supplemented by Advanced Placement (AP) courses and other internationally recognised options, with most day-to-day instruction in English. Many schools run bilingual or dual-track programmes that include Georgian (and sometimes Russian or other modern languages) alongside English, so families can choose fuller immersion in English or a mixed programme. Fees vary widely by school and by grade - published examples range from local-currency mid four-figure annual charges at some private bilingual schools to several thousand US dollars a year at larger international campuses, so expect to check each school’s current schedule for grade-by-grade pricing. Admissions typically centre on a September intake but many Tbilisi schools accept applications year-round, with entry requiring an application, past school reports and a placement assessment; families should also check whether extras such as meals, transport and exam fees are included in the headline tuition.

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FAQs for Georgia

What does an "American curriculum" school in Tbilisi actually teach?
An American-curriculum school in Tbilisi typically follows a US-style K - 12 sequence culminating in an American High School diploma and may offer Advanced Placement (AP) courses for college preparation. Schools frame subject coverage and assessment in ways familiar to US systems, while many also include locally required Georgian subjects or parallel national programmes.
What ages and year groups do these schools cover?
Most American-curriculum schools in Tbilisi run from early years or preschool through Grade 12, serving children from around age two or three up to 17 - 18. Individual schools publish exact entry ages and grade ranges, and some operate separate campuses or programmes for early years, primary and secondary.
Is instruction in English, and will my child learn Georgian too?
Instruction is primarily in English at American-curriculum schools, but many offer Georgian language lessons or a dual Georgian/English track so students can keep up with the national curriculum and local language. Other modern languages such as Russian, French, German or Spanish are commonly available as additional language options.
How much should I expect to pay and what do fees usually cover?
Annual tuition varies considerably by school, programme and age: published figures include examples such as a mid-range Tbilisi private school charging around GEL 9,500 per year and international campus fee schedules that list preschool and K - 12 figures in the multiple-thousand-dollar range, while other schools publish fees in euros. Headline tuition sometimes excludes add-ons like transport, meals, capital or exam fees, so always request the full fee schedule and instalment terms before you enrol.
When should we apply and what documents or assessments are typically required?
Most schools prioritise applications for the new academic year starting in September, but many accept applications and enrol students on a rolling basis during the year if places are available. Common application requirements are a completed application form, recent school reports, proof of age/identity and a placement assessment or interview; some schools also ask for immunisation records and visa/permit documentation for non-residents.
What should relocating families look for when comparing American-curriculum schools in Tbilisi?
Check curriculum alignment and recognised accreditations (for example Cognia, IB authorisations where applicable, or national accreditation), the availability of English-language support and languages, class sizes and teacher qualifications, and what is included in tuition (meals, transport, exam fees). Also ask about university counselling, standardised testing support (SAT/AP) if you are aiming for US universities, and the school’s experience with international or mobile families.