Edited by Aziza Francienne · B2C Marketing Manager
British-curriculum international schools in Thailand typically follow the English National Curriculum and commonly prepare students for Cambridge IGCSEs and A-levels (or Pearson Edexcel equivalents), with English as the primary language of instruction. Many schools include Thai language and culture lessons for both Thai and international pupils, and also offer additional modern languages such as Mandarin, French or Spanish. Annual tuition in Bangkok broadly sits in a mid-to-high band compared with the region - many families encounter fees that rise with age and can fall roughly into the several-hundred-thousand-baht range, with separate one-off registration or deposit charges and termly extras. Admissions are usually centred on the academic year (main intake in August/September, with smaller January intakes and some rolling enrolment), and schools commonly use written or online assessments plus interviews, so relocating families should plan for places, deposits and the student visa paperwork well ahead of arrival.
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