Compare French Curriculum International Schools in South korea

Instructs in English, French

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees ₩10,290,000 - 16,200,000

Pupils 559

Type Co-educational

Lycée Français de Séoul (LFS) is a French international day school located in the Seorae Village district of Seoul, offering education from age 3 to 18 under the French curriculum accredited by the French Ministry of National Education. The campus sits in a residential area known for its French community and has easy access to Seoul public transport. LFS provides a complete pathway from Kindergarten through High School, with bilingual options including a French-English American International Section starting in early grades. Students engage in a broad range of arts, sports and cultural activities, including clubs in art, theater, cooking and language circles. The school also supports Cambridge English exams on site. With around 550+ students and instruction in multiple languages, LFS fosters multilingual learning and cross-cultural engagement.

Location

The Lycée Français de Séoul (LFS) is in Seorae Village, Seocho-gu, Seoul (7 Seorae-ro, Seocho-gu 06581, Republic of Korea). The campus sits in a residential, international district just south of the Han River, near the Gangnam area. The surrounding area is popular with international families and offers easy public transport access. There are public paid parking options a short walk from the school.

Stages

LFS offers education from Petite Section (early childhood) through Terminale (the final year of lycée), covering ages roughly 3 to 18. The school provides a fully French-accredited program across all levels.

Type

The school operates as a day school offering a French curriculum; boarding facilities are not provided. The institution emphasizes a multilingual, international environment and serves students of all nationalities.

Additional learning support

For elementary students who do not speak French, LFS runs a Bridge Class (CP to CM2) with a dedicated teacher, small groups (6–10 students), and 3 hours of daily instruction to help integration into the regular program. After Bridge Class, ongoing French support (FLE/FLScO) continues to assist progression, and there is additional language support in secondary.

Country affiliation

LFS is part of the AEFE network (Agency for French Education Abroad) and operates under the French Ministry of National Education.

Religious affiliation

No religious affiliation is indicated; LFS operates as a secular French international school.

School day structure

Primary students typically attend 8:30 am to 3:15 pm, with Wednesdays shorter (8:30 am–11:30 am). Secondary timetables vary by class and can extend to about 6:10 pm depending on options. The school week runs Monday to Friday.

Bus service

The school provides a dedicated bus line linking the embassy area to LFS (route passes through Itaewon, Yongsan, Hannam-dong). Public transport options are also available: subway access via Express Bus Terminal or Seocho stations, and multiple bus stops near the campus (e.g., green buses 13 in front of LFS; buses 10, 14, 21 and blue 142 stop along Seorae-ro).

Application & registration fees

- Application (frais de dossier) at submission of a first application: KRW 300,000.
- First Registration Fee (Droit de Première Inscription, DPI) charged after acceptance and payable within the term indicated on the invoice: KRW 3,500,000. The DPI is charged once per pupil and is not refundable or transferable.
- Re‑registration fee (due at each annual re‑registration): KRW 300,000. Re‑registration fees are not refundable.

Tuition fees — annual amounts by cycle and tariff (amounts in KRW)

- Primary (maternelle & élémentaire):
- Filière classique — normal tariff: KRW 13,920,000.
- Filière internationale — normal tariff: KRW 15,690,000.
- Programme passerelle — normal tariff: KRW 14,920,000.
- Reduced tariffs (eligible families) for the above primary categories are: KRW 10,290,000 (classique), KRW 12,060,000 (internationale), KRW 11,290,000 (passerelle).

- Collège:
- Filière classique — normal tariff: KRW 19,240,000.
- Filière internationale — normal tariff: KRW 21,340,000.
- Reduced tariffs: KRW 14,250,000 (classique) and KRW 16,350,000 (internationale).

- Lycée:
- Filière classique — normal tariff: KRW 21,690,000.
- Filière internationale — normal tariff: KRW 24,260,000.
- Reduced tariffs: KRW 16,200,000 (classique) and KRW 18,770,000 (internationale).

Per‑term (trimester) breakdown — how term payments are calculated

- The school invoices tuition for the full school year but offers, on request at registration, an option to pay by trimester according to the invoicing schedule of 40% / 30% / 30% of the annual tuition (first payment due by 1 September, second by 1 January, third by 1 April). The per‑term KRW amounts below are calculated from the annual tuition using that 40%/30%/30% payment split (these per‑term figures are therefore arithmetic calculations of the annual fees and follow the school's trimester payment percentages).

- Primary — Filière classique (annual KRW 13,920,000):
- Term 1 (40%): KRW 5,568,000.
- Term 2 (30%): KRW 4,176,000.
- Term 3 (30%): KRW 4,176,000.

- Primary — Filière internationale (annual KRW 15,690,000):
- Term 1: KRW 6,276,000.
- Term 2: KRW 4,707,000.
- Term 3: KRW 4,707,000.

- Primary — Programme passerelle (annual KRW 14,920,000):
- Term 1: KRW 5,968,000.
- Term 2: KRW 4,476,000.
- Term 3: KRW 4,476,000.

- Primary — Reduced tariffs (examples):
- Classique (annual KRW 10,290,000): Term 1 KRW 4,116,000; Term 2 KRW 3,087,000; Term 3 KRW 3,087,000.

- Collège — Filière classique (annual KRW 19,240,000):
- Term 1: KRW 7,696,000; Term 2: KRW 5,772,000; Term 3: KRW 5,772,000.

- Collège — Filière internationale (annual KRW 21,340,000):
- Term 1: KRW 8,536,000; Term 2: KRW 6,402,000; Term 3: KRW 6,402,000.

- Lycée — Filière classique (annual KRW 21,690,000):
- Term 1: KRW 8,676,000; Term 2: KRW 6,507,000; Term 3: KRW 6,507,000.

- Lycée — Filière internationale (annual KRW 24,260,000):
- Term 1: KRW 9,704,000; Term 2: KRW 7,278,000; Term 3: KRW 7,278,000.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Invoicing: tuition and other fees are billed in Korean won (KRW). Invoices indicate the payment due dates. Families are personally responsible for all invoices.
- Payment timing and possible instalments: the school invoices the year and payment in full is due before the start of the pupil's school year; on registration or re‑registration families may request payment by trimester with the following schedule: first instalment due by 1 September (40% of annual tuition), second by 1 January (30%), third by 1 April (30%).
- Currency and method: all invoiced amounts must be paid in Korean won (KRW) by bank transfer to the school's HANA BANK account. Each payer has an individual account number appearing on the invoice and on the family finance portal; no cash payments are accepted. Any bank charges are payable by the family.
- Late payment: if payment is not made within 30 calendar days after the invoice due date (or an instalment is not honoured within 30 days), a late‑payment indemnity of 5% per annum on the outstanding amount will be applied pro rata to days of delay. Non‑payment can lead to removal of the pupil and legal action; persistent unpaid balances can prevent re‑registration.

Boarding (internat)

- The school does not provide boarding facilities; LFS is a day school only and does not offer an internat. No boarding fees apply.

Other costs and charges

- School meals (cantine): the canteen is mandatory for maternelle and élémentaire on specified weekdays and is charged as a yearly forfait. Example annual canteen amounts listed include KRW 1,420,000 for mandatory canteen for maternelle & élémentaire (other canteen options and schedules and differing amounts apply for international strand, bus users, collège and lycée; canteen charges are invoiced as separate items).
- Activities, AES/SES, camps and extracurricular services: these are billed separately under a distinct regulation and are not included in tuition; costs depend on the activity or camp chosen.
- Exams and certifications: for enrolled pupils the national examinations (Diplôme National du Brevet, Baccalauréat) and specified Cambridge English certifications are included in the school's fees; external candidates pay exam fees (examples: non‑LFS candidate DNB KRW 160,000; épreuves anticipées / bac for external candidates have listed amounts).
- School supplies and uniforms: Maternelle supplies and large elementary supplies are included as stated; however, canteen, sport uniforms and the mandatory uniforms for applicable levels, small supplies for collège and lycée, optional certifications and some external exam registrations, travel outside Korea, AES/SES and optional services are not included and are charged separately. Parents should budget separately for sportswear, school uniform items, optional trips outside Korea, and extracurricular activity fees.
- Other occasional charges: lost or damaged textbooks, optional external certifications (not included in the list of included exams), preparation for post‑secondary applications or external competitions, and optional school trips outside Korea may incur additional separate charges.

Refunds, cancellations and changes of enrolment

- Application fees and DPI are not refundable. Re‑registration fees are not refundable.
- Tuition and canteen fees: the year is divided into three trimesters. In the event of arrival or departure during the school year, tuition and canteen fees are calculated on a trimester basis and any started trimester is due in full (no pro rata for partial trimesters). Courses, outings or activities that cannot take place will not be refunded. In case of force majeure the school will endeavour to maintain teaching but tuition and other fees will not be refunded.
- Founder shares: where applicable only to families with a founding share, the reimbursement of a founding share follows a specific procedure and is subject to conditions; refunds of these shares are processed to the original payer on written request.

Fee payment options and practical notes

- Accepted payment method: bank transfer in KRW to the HANA BANK account assigned to each payer (individual account number supplied on the invoice and on the family finance portal). No cash payments are accepted; families bear any bank charges.
- Invoice timing and finance contact: invoices are issued by the school's finance service and the payment due date appears on each invoice. For finance queries the school's finance email is provided on the school's finance information pages.

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Boarding Arrangements

The Lycée Français de Séoul is a day school and does not offer boarding facilities for either underage students or adults relocating to South Korea. Families should arrange local housing, as finding a host family is the parents' responsibility.

Uniform Requirement

There is no school uniform. However, sport uniforms in LFS colors are mandatory for all students from kindergarten through Terminale. The sport uniforms are supplied by World School, and the ordering guide is available to parents on EDUKA Documents after logging into the parent account.

Food Options

The school provides meals prepared on site by CJ Freshway in a renovated cafeteria. Canteen registration is required for different age groups, with options for daily meals or fixed-day plans; menus include country-themed options and Korean dishes twice a month, and a nut-free policy applies; menus are published via the Pronote app.

Governance and Ownership

LFS operates under an agreement between the Parents' Association (APE) and the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE). The APE Board and the Headmaster (as AEFE representative) share governance responsibilities, and LFS participates in the AEFE network as an accredited school under the French Ministry of National Education.

Curriculum

The Lyce9e Frane7ais de Se9oul provides a comprehensive education from kindergarten to high school. The American International Section (SIA) begins in CP (Grade 1) and offers a bilingual Frenchnglish pathway across primary and secondary; in elementary, parts of the program are taught in English, and in secondary, a portion of the History-Geography curriculum is taught in English, with additional courses in American language, literature, and culture. LFS is the only school in South Korea to offer this bilingual Frenchnglish program. Cambridge English exams are administered on site for LFS students and external candidates, with two sessions each year. The school welcomes students from non-French-speaking backgrounds through a Bridge Class that alternates with the regular class, enabling students to learn French while keeping up with the standard program. Six languages are taught at LFS.

Exam Results

The Baccalaureate pass rate is 100%.

Higher Education Progression

The education prepares students for the Baccalaureate and for higher education in France and around the world. The school is accredited by AEFE and by the French Ministry of National Education for all levels from kindergarten to high school.

Admissions

1. Enrollment is open throughout the year, subject to availability. The school is classified as a Foreign School under Korean regulations and accepts students of all nationalities. Enrollment is limited by the number of places and is not automatic. A valid residence visa is required, and admission is reserved for students whose schooling aligns with the levels and programs offered. 2. Prepare the required documents to be submitted. The CNED remote mode does not replace on-site schooling and distance follow-up requires significant parental autonomy. 3. Sign into Eduka, create your account, and complete the application form. Attach all required documents and submit. The review cannot proceed without the payment proof for the application fee. 4. Your file will be processed within two weeks (excluding school holidays) provided it is complete. 5. Some applications may require an interview with the family and the child and/or French language tests; you will be notified by email if this is the case. 6. You will receive a confirmation email, and the First Registration Fee (DPI) invoice will be sent by email within two weeks (excluding school holidays). The invoice will also be available in the Eduka account; your child's place is confirmed once the DPI is paid. 7. Tuition fees are invoiced at the beginning of July and must be paid before the start of the school year. 8. Welcome to LFS! 9) Your application will not be processed unless all documents are submitted. 10.

Scholarships

Funds for Exceptional Financial Aid support LFS students in difficult financial circumstances by covering education-related costs such as cafeteria meals, exam fees, school trips, and psychologist sessions. Since the fund's creation, it has helped more than 45 students. Donations can be made via Hana Bank, and donors may benefit from a 10% tax deduction. The school also encourages involvement through Friends of LFS and supports student projects, events, and equipment investments. The school earned the EFE3D Level 3 sustainability label, reflecting ongoing sustainability improvements.

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Lycée International Xavier

Instructs in French

Ages 5 - 18 years

Fees ₩7,617,000 - 9,978,000

Pupils 208

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

Lycée International Xavier (LIX) is a French school in Seoul, on the north side of the Han River. The principal describes its setting as next to Bukhansan National Park and about 15 minutes from central Seoul. Students follow the French curriculum, with pathways to the Diplôme National du Brevet (end of grade 9) and the Baccalauréat in high school. Instruction is in French, and foreign languages taught include English and Korean. From middle school, students may also study Chinese or Spanish and Latin. The school offers boarding and provides school bus information on its site. Activities listed include Model United Nations (MUN), orchestra, theatre and sports options such as judo and basketball.

Location

The Lycée International Xavier is located at 23 Bibong-gil, Gug-i-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, South Korea. The campus sits in central Seoul and is accessible via multiple public transport options. Public transport access includes Bulgwang Station (Line 3, 6) Exit 2 with bus routes 7211, 7212, and 7022; Gyungbok (Gyeongbokgung) Station (Line 3) Exit 3 with bus 7212 and 7022; Seoul Station (Lines 1 and 4) with bus 7022; and Gwanghwamun Station (Line 5) Exit 2 with bus 7212.

Stages

The school offers four levels: maternelle (preschool), école élémentaire (elementary), collège (middle school), and lycée (high school).

Type

The school operates as a secular French international day school affiliated with Mission Laïque Française (MLF) and the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE). Boarding facilities are available on campus for eligible students.

Pupil Nationality Mix

Enrollment is around 118 students. Public data on the exact number of nationalities represented, the local-to-international ratio, or the most common nationality is not published.

Additional learning support

Public pages do not list specific Additional Learning Needs (SEN) provisions. Families should contact the school to discuss accommodations, needed support staff, and inclusive arrangements.

Country affiliation

France; the school is part of the Mission Laïque Française network and AEFE.

Religious affiliation

Secular; no formal religious affiliation.

School day structure

School days for day students run from about 8:25 to 16:50. Boarding students have a longer schedule: wake-up 7:15–8:15, classes 8:25–16:50, mandatory study 17:00–18:30, dinner and tidying 18:30–19:30, further study 19:30–22:00; dormitory access ends at 22:00.

Bus service

The school is accessible by subway and operates a school bus service with routes linked to public transport. Noted bus routes include numbers such as 7022 and 7212/7211 with stops at locations like Samseong Museum of Publishing and Seunggasa Stop.

Application and registration fees
- Initial registration fee (for students not enrolled at LIX the previous academic year): French nationals KRW 1,200,000; Other nationalities KRW 3,000,000. The initial registration fee is payable upon acceptance of the application. A 100% waiver of the initial registration fee may apply when one parent is employed by LIX and no other employer schooling assistance is provided.
- Re-enrolment fee (for continuing pupils who wish to re-enrol): KRW 130,000, payable before May 19.

Tuition fees (annual) — amounts by school level and nationality
Note: tuition is billed as an annual amount (must normally be paid in full before 1 September; payment plans may be arranged). Annual amounts are:
- Preschool (maternelle): French nationals KRW 7,617,000; Third-country nationals KRW 13,048,000; Korean nationals KRW 13,048,000.
- Elementary school (primaire): French nationals KRW 8,275,000; Third-country nationals KRW 14,327,000; Korean nationals KRW 14,327,000.
- Middle school (collège — 6e, 5e, 4e, 3e): French nationals KRW 9,401,000; Third-country nationals KRW 16,949,000; Korean nationals KRW 16,949,000.
- High school (lycée — 2nde, 1re, terminale): French nationals KRW 9,978,000; Third-country nationals KRW 18,165,000; Korean nationals KRW 18,165,000.

Billing schedule and per-term / in-year billing
- Standard billing: annual tuition fees are due in full before 1 September. Payment in instalments is possible by agreement with the accounting department. Late payment penalties apply (see below).
- Mid-year enrolment proration: if a student enrols after the start of the school year, tuition (and canteen and boarding fees) are prorated according to the date of enrolment using the following rule: registration after 01/10 = 90% of the annual amount; after 01/11 = 80%; 01/12 = 70%; 01/01 = 60%; 01/02 = 50%; 01/03 = 40%; 01/04 = 30%; 01/05 = 20%; 01/06 = 10%. The school's trimester start dates referenced for refunds are 01/09, 15/12, and 15/03.
- The school's published fees are annual figures; the institution requires full-year payment by the stated deadline unless a payment plan has been agreed with the accounting office. Instalment schedules (when granted) are handled through the accounting service.

Boarding (internat) fees and schedule
- Boarding is optional and runs for 10 months (September–June). Annual boarding fee: KRW 5,982,000. This covers accommodation, evening meals and supervised evening study for the boarding period. Any month started is payable in full.
- Example instalment schedule shown for boarding (payment deadlines and amounts): due 01/09 = KRW 2,392,800; due 01/01 = KRW 1,794,600; due 01/04 = KRW 1,794,600 (total equals KRW 5,982,000). Temporary absences: a student who keeps a room during a temporary leave is charged an administrative fee of KRW 100,000 per month.

Other mandatory and optional costs
- School cafeteria (canteen) — annual amounts: Elementary KRW 1,400,000; Secondary KRW 1,500,000 (covers lunches five days a week, September–June). These amounts are billed annually and are subject to change.
- Uniforms — the uniform is mandatory (minimum three pieces: pants or skirt; jacket for secondary or sweatshirt for elementary; white polo). Prices vary by model. Families should budget for the purchase of a complete uniform set.
- Examination registration fees (set by the exam centre): Diplôme National du Brevet (DNB, 3e) KRW 160,000; Early baccalaureate exams (EA, 1re) KRW 400,000; Baccalaureate exams (terminale) KRW 710,000. These are not included in the standard annual tuition.
- Textbooks and supplies: loaned textbooks are included for certain levels but any lost or damaged book will be charged to the family. Supplies for middle and high school, some extracurricular activities and certain educational outings are not included in the tuition and will be billed separately. Elective options or specialty courses may incur additional charges depending on participation. AES (extracurricular activity) fees must be paid in full on receipt of the invoice.

Payment terms, methods and late-payment penalties
- Currency and method: all invoices are issued exclusively in South Korean won (KRW). Cash is not accepted. Payments must be made only by bank transfer to the school's account at KOOKMIN BANK (Swift Code: CZNBKRSE; Account: 923201-01-043739; beneficiary name in Korean as provided by the school). When making a transfer, indicate the student's name and class; if a third party pays, notify accounting.
- Due dates and responsibility: responsibility for payment lies with the family; the total amount due must be paid before 1 September unless a waiver/instalment plan has been approved by the accounting office. The initial registration fee must be paid within 15 days of invoicing; the re-enrolment fee must be paid before May 19.
- Late payment: if full tuition is not paid 20 calendar days after the child's initially scheduled arrival and no payment plan exists, or if a scheduled payment is not honoured within 20 days of its due date, a penalty of 3% per year on the outstanding amount will be charged, calculated pro rata by days late. Non-payment may lead to student removal and legal action; unpaid balances at the end of June may prevent re-enrolment for the following year.

Refund and cancellation policy
- Registration fee and re-enrolment fee are non-refundable. If a family cancels enrollment before 1 September, 90% of the registration fee will be refunded. After 1 September, annual tuition fees are generally non-refundable except in cases of force majeure: unused trimesters may be refunded upon submission of supporting documentation (trimester start dates used for calculation: 01/09, 15/12, 15/03). Cafeteria and boarding fees and transport fees are refundable for months not commenced. Borrowed textbooks must be returned at least two days before departure to avoid charges.

Contacts for payments and accounting
- Accounting contact email: accounting@xavier.sc.kr. For payment enquiries and to request an approved instalment plan or waiver, contact the accounting office within the deadlines stated in the financial regulations.

Boarding Arrangements

The Lycée International Xavier offers an on‑site boarding facility on the campus. Check‑in for boarders is on Sunday evening from 19:00 to 21:00, and an early Monday arrival before 08:15 is possible if parents notify the dormitory supervisor. Students depart the dormitory on Friday after 17:00, and outdoor visits are allowed only on Tuesdays between 17:00 and 18:00 with parental consent; departures outside these times require exceptional authorization from the dormitory staff. A typical day includes wake‑up at 07:15, classes from 08:25 to 16:50, mandatory evening study, dinner at the on‑site cafeteria, and study time until 22:00 with restricted access to other rooms after hours.

Uniform Requirement

Uniforms must be purchased through the Elite store, which staff will bring to LIX for on‑site sales before the school year starts in September and a few times during the year; sale dates will be announced by school emails. Ordering may take about a month to fulfill, so parents are advised to order in advance. For secondary students, a blazer is required; sportswear and pricing are listed, and the old uniform remains valid—no time limit on using the previous uniform.

Food Options

The school's cafeteria is operated by J&J Catering Co., Ltd. for the 2024–2025 school year, and cafeteria fees are paid to the service provider; the school does not profit from the cafeteria. Monthly cafeteria menus are published (e.g., 2025 menus listed on the site), indicating on‑site meals available to students.

Governance and Ownership

The school is an establishment of the Mission Laïque Française (MLF) and is part of the AEFE network of French schools abroad. It is affiliated with MLF and AEFE, and is listed among the Daniélou‑Education network of schools, including Lycée International Xavier Seoul as part of that group.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The LIX supports student wellbeing through a School Life team that includes two nurses, a Supervisor, and an Intendante, plus a Girls' Dormitory Supervisor, providing health care and pastoral support; the dormitory is described as helping students develop independence and a sense of community while living away from family, though a formally named SEL program is not publicly disclosed.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

SEN provision is not publicly disclosed; the publicly listed staff are general teachers and welfare roles (nurses, a Supervisor, an Intendante, and dormitory staff), with no explicit SEN department or specialist SEN program shown.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

EAL support is not explicitly detailed; English-language instruction is provided by English teachers (for example, Jenny Beaton) among the secondary staff, but a separate EAL program is not publicly described.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is supported by health staff including two nurses and a Music Therapist, indicating access to medical and therapeutic support for students.

Safeguarding

No dedicated safeguarding or child-protection policy is publicly disclosed; a privacy policy exists that covers data protection rather than safeguarding.

Admissions

1. Eligibility. Lycée International Xavier welcomes students of all nationalities and religions. Under Korean law, Korean nationals must have lived abroad for at least three years to enroll in a foreign school. 2. Documents for admission. The required documents are the application form; photocopies of student and parents' passports; photocopy of parents' alien registration card; certificate of enrollment from the previous school; health certificate and vaccination records; birth certificate or kinship certificate; one recent profile photo; and school records. 3. Application process. 4. Fees and initial registration. The initial registration fee is payable upon acceptance: 1,200,000 KRW for French nationality and 3,000,000 KRW for other nationalities, with a possible 100% reduction if one parent is employed by LIX and the family does not receive employer educational assistance. A re-enrollment fee of 130,000 KRW applies to all nationalities. 5. Tuition and inclusions. Annual tuition for High School (2nde, 1re, terminale) is 9,978,000 KRW for French nationals and 18,165,000 KRW for third-country and Korean nationals. These fees cover regulatory schooling, basic supplies (in secondary), loan of textbooks, and related items; some items are not included (e.g., certain supplies, outings, and examination registration). 6. Other costs and terms. Cafeteria fees are 1,400,000 KRW for elementary and 1,500,000 KRW for secondary; uniform costs vary; examination fees apply; optional fees (boarding, AES, etc.) may apply. Invoices are issued in KRW; cash payments are not accepted; payments are by bank transfer to KOOKMIN Bank. Enrollment during the school year may be prorated; late payments incur penalties." ,

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