Canadian Curriculum International Schools in Japan

Canadian-curriculum international schools in Japan generally deliver a Canadian provincial K - 12 programme (many run programmes licensed or patterned after provinces such as British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario or Prince Edward Island) and often hold provincial accreditation or international accreditation so credits and teacher certification map back to Canada. Instruction is predominantly in English, with Japanese language taught as part of the timetable and some schools offering French or bilingual tracks alongside the Canadian curriculum. Fees sit within the broader international-school market in Japan and typically range from the low-millions of yen per year into the mid-millions depending on grade level, boarding options and one-off capital or enrollment charges. Admissions follow two common rhythms: many schools accept students on a Japanese April or an international August/September cycle and a large number also run rolling or mid-year intakes for available places, so families relocating at short notice should check seat availability and assessment requirements early.

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