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French-curriculum international schools in Mexico deliver the French national curriculum and typically prepare students for French qualifications such as the baccalauréat, often within networks linked to France’s Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE) or partner French organisations. Instruction is usually primarily in French, with Spanish taught as a core subject and English commonly offered as an additional language, so many schools operate as trilingual environments. Tuition sits within the broad band of Mexico’s international-school market and varies by city and campus size, so families should expect a wide range of published fees and to check each school’s current schedule. Admissions commonly follow the Mexican academic year (applications for the August/September intake are the norm), and the practical points for relocating families are language assessment, document translation/validation and whether the school offers Mexican recognition of studies if local revalidation is needed.
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