British Curriculum International Schools in Jordan

British-curriculum international schools in Jordan deliver the English National Curriculum adapted for an international setting, most commonly preparing students for Cambridge or Pearson Edexcel IGCSEs at age 16 and AS/A-Levels thereafter. Instruction is delivered primarily in English, while Arabic language, Islamic education (for Muslim students) and Jordanian social studies or history are normally taught alongside the international programme to meet national requirements. Annual tuition at British-curriculum schools in Amman typically sits in the mid-range for international provision - many schools quote roughly JOD 3,000 - 6,000 in primary and higher fees in secondary, with published guides showing an average around JOD 4,600 and a broad band between about JOD 3,400 and JOD 7,000. Most schools follow a Northern-Hemisphere academic year (starting late August or early September); the main intake is at the beginning of the year, applications commonly open in the preceding winter and some schools also accept rolling or mid-year entry subject to availability and assessments.