Edited by Aziza Francienne · B2C Marketing Manager
British-curriculum international schools in Kobe typically deliver programmes based on the English National Curriculum or Cambridge International pathways (often including EYFS in early years and Cambridge IGCSE/A-level routes at secondary), while some schools combine British-style teaching with IB units or bilingual Japanese programmes. Instruction is usually in English with structured Japanese lessons or a local curriculum stream available for students who need to maintain or develop Japanese language and culture study. Annual school fees in the Kobe area are lower than central Tokyo on average but still substantial for an international education; published school ranges commonly sit from mid six-figure to low seven-figure yen figures per year, depending on age and whether additional fees (entry, meals, transport) apply. Admissions follow a standard rhythm of enquiries → application → assessment (age-appropriate tests or interviews) and space is limited, so families relocating to the Kansai region commonly start enquiries several months before their intended move.
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