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Australian-curriculum international schools in Thailand are generally English-medium schools that follow the Australian national curriculum (Foundation/Primary to middle secondary) while often offering different senior pathways - some schools continue to Australian senior certificates or adapt to IB/IGCSE/A-level options at Years 11 - 12. You will commonly find Thai language classes as a statutory or offered subject and additional modern languages such as Mandarin on the curriculum; teaching staff are usually a mix of Australian-trained and international teachers. Annual tuition at Australian-style international schools in Thailand sits within the wider Bangkok international-school market and typically ranges in the mid-hundreds of thousands of baht, with younger years usually less expensive than senior secondary and with extra charges for registration, deposits, meals, transport and activities. Application cycles and term calendars vary: many international schools follow a northern-hemisphere August start, but some Australian schools and campuses use a January intake or run rolling admissions, so families should check each school’s published term dates and admissions timetable before relocating.
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