British Curriculum International Schools in Amman, Jordan

British-curriculum international schools in Amman generally follow the National Curriculum for England adapted to local requirements and lead towards IGCSEs and A-level (or equivalent) examinations administered through international exam boards. Teaching is delivered predominantly in English, while Arabic language classes - and Islamic education for Muslim students - are commonly part of the programme to satisfy Jordanian Ministry expectations. Published fee data for Amman shows a broad market with most international schools charging roughly JOD 3,400 - 7,000 a year and an average near JOD 4,600, though families should expect to pay separately for transport, uniforms, exam and activity fees. The main intake follows a late-summer academic calendar (terms usually start in August/September) but many schools accept applications year-round for mid-year places; admissions commonly require recent school reports, entrance assessments and standard identity and health documentation.