Edited by Aziza Francienne · B2C Marketing Manager
Canadian-curriculum international schools in Thailand typically deliver a provincial Canadian curriculum (most commonly Ontario or British Columbia) either as a standalone pathway or combined with IB programmes, and are taught primarily in English with Thai and other modern languages offered as additional language study. Fees for Canadian-curriculum schools vary by city and age group, but in Bangkok families should plan on mid-to-upper international-school fee levels (roughly THB 180,000 - 500,000 per year for tuition at many schools), with smaller regional campuses often costing less; the first year frequently includes one-off application, registration or capital levies and extra charges for buses, meals and activities. Schools follow the Northern-Hemisphere academic calendar (year start typically August/September), though many accept in-year or rolling admissions where space allows, and most can advise on Thai education-visa support. Relocating families should bring current transcripts, vaccination records and passport copies, expect an English placement or literacy assessment for non-native speakers, and confirm provincial accreditation and the diploma offered (for example OSSD or the BC Dogwood) before committing.
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