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Australian Curriculum International Schools in Thailand

Compare 3 Australian Curriculum international schools in Thailand. Filter by curriculum, fees (average THB 392,442), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
3
Curricula
6
Average annual fee
THB 392,442
Fee range
THB 262,700 – 520,000
More school facts
Most common curriculum
Australian Curriculum (3 schools)
Average school size
630 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Australian International School Bangkok - Soi 20
Oldest
St. Mark's Australian International School (1999)
About international schools in Thailand

Australian-curriculum international schools in Thailand typically teach in English and base early-years and primary teaching on the Australian Curriculum while many adapt their senior years to international senior pathways (for example Cambridge IGCSE and A-levels) to suit families who move between systems. Thai language and cultural studies are usually timetabled for all students and additional modern languages such as Mandarin, French or Japanese are commonly offered. Annual tuition in Bangkok-style Australian schools most often sits in the mid-hundreds of thousands of baht, with younger years less expensive than senior secondary and with separate charges for registration, deposits, meals, transport and exam or activity fees. Places are allocated through a formal admissions process that typically requires an application form, previous school reports and, where appropriate, an assessment of academic level and English; the academic year commonly starts in late August and many families find it sensible to start the application process several months to a year before they move.

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FAQs for Thailand

How does the Australian Curriculum used in Thailand differ from other international curricula?
The Australian Curriculum sets learning standards and year-level expectations across core subjects and is used as the basis for teaching in early years and primary at Australian-style international schools, emphasising inquiry and skills-based learning. In secondary, many schools blend the Australian framework with international syllabuses (for example Cambridge IGCSE or A-levels) so that senior qualifications align with common university-entry requirements worldwide.
Which senior qualifications can students expect after an Australian-style programme in Thailand?
Senior pathways vary by school: some continue to an Australian senior certificate model, but several Australian-curriculum schools in Thailand move into Cambridge IGCSE in lower secondary and offer A-levels or other international qualifications in Years 11 - 12 to broaden university options. Always confirm a school’s current senior pathway before enrolling, since subject availability and examination routes can change year to year.
What are typical fees and additional costs I should budget for?
Annual tuition for Australian-curriculum international schools in Bangkok generally falls in the mid-hundreds of thousands of baht, rising for older year groups, and schools routinely charge extra one-off or recurring fees such as non-refundable application or registration fees, refundable deposits or capital bonds, transport, meals and charges for extracurricular activities and external examinations. Expect the total first-year outlay (tuition plus entry fees and other services) to be noticeably higher than the published tuition alone, and always request a full fees schedule from admissions.
When should I start the admissions process and what documents will I need?
Begin enquiries as early as possible - many families start six to twelve months before a planned move - because popular year groups can have waitlists and schools require time to process assessments and visas. Typical requirements are an application form, recent school reports, proof of age/identity, immunisation records and, for non-native English speakers, an assessment of English; individual schools will publish their exact checklist and any assessment arrangements.
What is the language of instruction and how are local languages handled?
English is the language of instruction in Australian-curriculum international schools in Thailand, while Thai language and culture lessons are usually compulsory to meet local expectations and support integration; most schools also offer at least one additional modern language such as Mandarin, French or Japanese. If bilingual provision or stronger home-language support is important to your family, check the school’s published language programme and sample timetables during a visit.

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