German Curriculum International Schools in Germany
Compare 65 German Curriculum international schools in Germany. Filter by curriculum, fees (average EUR 12,849), location, and more to find the right international school now.
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- Schools listed
- 65
- Curricula
- 16
- Average annual fee
- EUR 12,849
- Fee range
- EUR 218 – 85,000
More school facts
- Most common curriculum
- German Curriculum (65 schools)
- Average school size
- 548 pupils
- Largest by enrolment
- Leibniz Privatschule Elmshorn
- Oldest
- Salem Castle School (1919)
- With boarding
- 8
About international schools in Germany
German-curriculum international schools in Germany deliver the school programmes used in the German Länder (states) and frequently prepare pupils for recognised German school-leaving qualifications such as the Abitur, while some schools also run parallel international programmes. Many operate bilingual German - English streams (and teach other modern languages) or combine German courses with international certificates so pupils can move between systems. Fees vary substantially: independent and international schools charge tuition while state schools are free, and a recent survey of international schools in Germany shows a midpoint around €13,320 with many schools reporting annual fees in the roughly €6,000 - €19,000 band. Admissions follow the German school-year rhythm with main intakes in late summer; most schools assess language ability, ask for recent school reports and identity documents, and popular year groups can have waiting lists, so apply early and bring any learning-support documentation you have.
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