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IB Curriculum International Schools in Montenegro

Compare 4 IB Curriculum international schools in Montenegro. Filter by curriculum, fees (average EUR 13,250), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
4
Curricula
6
Average annual fee
EUR 13,250
Fee range
EUR 4,400 – 22,320
More school facts
Most common curriculum
IB (PYP) (3 schools)
Average school size
400 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Adriatic College
Oldest
Knightsbridge Schools International Montenegro (2010)
With boarding
1
About international schools in Montenegro

Montenegro has a small but growing group of international schools authorised to teach the International Baccalaureate (IB), concentrated in the capital Podgorica and the coastal towns around Tivat and Budva. These schools most commonly offer one or more IB programmes (PYP, MYP and/or DP) taught principally in English, while Montenegrin and other modern languages are usually offered alongside the international curriculum. Annual tuition varies widely: families should expect anything from low-thousands of euros at smaller private schools to well over €20,000 a year at larger international or boarding schools, with additional costs for uniforms, transport, exams and activities. Admissions are typically handled on an academic-year cycle with application windows in late winter/early spring for places the following September, although some schools accept rolling or mid-year entries subject to assessment and space.

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FAQs for Montenegro

How many IB schools are there in Montenegro and where are they located?
Montenegro has a small number of schools authorised to deliver IB programmes, mostly found in Podgorica and on the Adriatic coast near Tivat and Budva. Expect only a handful of IB providers rather than a large network, so location and travel time are important considerations for families.
Which IB programmes might my child be able to study in Montenegro?
Schools in Montenegro may offer one or more IB programmes: the Primary Years Programme (PYP) for younger children, the Middle Years Programme (MYP) for lower secondary, and the Diploma Programme (DP) for pre-university students. Not all schools offer every programme, so check each school’s authorisations if you need a continuous IB pathway from early years through to diploma.
What language(s) are classes taught in at IB international schools here?
The principal language of instruction at international IB schools in Montenegro is usually English, with Montenegrin and other modern languages taught as additional subjects. State schools teach in Montenegrin, so families intending to move between systems should consider language support and local-language tuition options.
How much should we budget for tuition and extra costs?
Tuition fees vary considerably: smaller private options can be in the low-thousands of euros per year, while larger international or boarding schools commonly charge into the tens of thousands. On top of tuition, budget for registration deposits, uniforms, books, school meals, transport, exam entry fees and extracurricular activities, which can add several hundred to several thousand euros a year depending on the school.
What is the usual admissions process and timeline for IB schools in Montenegro?
Most international schools run an admissions cycle for the September intake with enquiries and applications picked up in late winter or early spring, and places confirmed a few months before term starts. For older children schools commonly require recent school reports, an assessment or interview and evidence of English-language ability, and some schools also accept rolling or mid-year admissions if places are available.
What should relocating families look for when choosing an IB school in Montenegro?
Families should confirm which IB programmes the school is authorised to teach, inspect language support for non-native English speakers, and ask for details of assessment, pastoral care and university or progression guidance. Also compare published fee schedules and what is included, visit campuses where possible, and check practicalities such as transport, school calendar alignment with your plans, and availability of any boarding or wrap-around care you need.