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Premium International Schools in Tashkent, Uzbekistan

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About international schools in Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Premium international schools in Tashkent typically offer internationally recognised programmes - most commonly the International Baccalaureate, British/Cambridge pathways, and a smaller number of Canadian and French tracks - with instruction delivered primarily in English alongside strong Russian and Uzbek language provision. Annual tuition for this group of schools is substantially higher than for state schools; published figures cluster around UZS 100,000,000 with many schools reporting ranges roughly between UZS 90,000,000 and UZS 220,000,000, and additional charges (registration, capital levies, transport, meals and other “hidden” fees) commonly add to the headline price. Admissions usually require an application, recent school reports, and an entry assessment or interview; established schools follow a school-year cycle and popular year groups may have waiting lists, while some newer schools accept mid-year entry. Relocating families should budget for extra costs, check paperwork and any translation/legalisation needs for school records, and plan visits or applications several months before the school year starts to secure places.

Compare 8 Premium international schools in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Filter by curriculum, fees (average UZS 115,042,514), location, and more to find the right international school now.

At a glance 8 schools · avg fee UZS 115,042,514
Schools listed
8
Curricula
10
Average annual fee
UZS 115,042,514
Fee range
UZS 35,720 – 328,444,000
Most common curriculum
IB (MYP) (4 schools)
Average school size
650 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Oxbridge International School - Yashnobod Campus
Oldest
Maple Bear Uzbekistan (2005)
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FAQs for Uzbekistan

Which curricula are most commonly available at premium international schools in Tashkent and how do they differ?
You will most often find the International Baccalaureate (PYP, MYP, DP), British/Cambridge programmes (international primary through IGCSE/A-level or Cambridge qualifications), with some schools offering Canadian provincial routes or a French curriculum. The IB is inquiry-based and structured as distinct programmes across age ranges, British/Cambridge routes follow the UK-style national curriculum and externally examined qualifications, and Canadian or French tracks align to their home-country standards - each leads to different assessment styles and university-preparation models.
What languages of instruction and language support should we expect?
Most premium international schools teach core subjects in English and offer Russian and Uzbek as either foreign-language classes or mother-tongue support, with some schools providing strong Uzbek-medium strands or intensive English depending on their mission. Many schools run English-language-learning or mother-tongue programmes and will assess language needs during admissions so they can plan support or place students in the right level.
How much should we budget for annual tuition and additional school costs?
Headline annual tuition at international schools in Tashkent commonly centres around UZS 100,000,000, with published ranges for premium institutions often between about UZS 90,000,000 and UZS 220,000,000; some schools publish higher or lower figures depending on campus and programme. Families should also allow for one-off application or enrollment fees, annual registration, transport, meals, uniforms and possible capital levies or development contributions, and expect hidden costs to add materially to the invoice; billing is frequently split into semesters or instalments and some schools offer a discount for full prepayment.
When should we start the admissions process and what does it usually involve?
Begin enquiries several months before your intended start date; many families apply between January and May for a September start, though some schools accept rolling or mid-year admissions where space allows. Typical requirements are an application form, recent school reports (often translated), proof of identity, and an assessment or placement test plus an interview for older children; offers and enrolment contracts usually follow successful assessment and payment of any seat-reservation fee.
What ages and stages do these international schools cover?
Premium international schools in Tashkent commonly run from early years/preschool (often from around 18 months - 3 years) through primary and secondary up to Year 12 (or Grade 12), with IB schools delivering PYP, MYP and the Diploma Programme across those stages. Check each school’s published age ranges carefully - some sites run only primary or only secondary pathways - and confirm how they map local grade names to the international programme you prefer.
What practical checks should parents do when visiting a school?
Ask to see accreditation or authorisation for the curriculum offered (for example IB, Cambridge, provincial or French accreditation), review recent inspection or accreditation statements where available, and clarify exactly what is included in published fees versus extra charges. Also check class sizes, language-support provision, safeguarding and pastoral care arrangements, learning-support services, university-counselling for older students, and visit during lessons where possible to assess teaching and campus facilities.