International Schools in Uzbekistan

Compare 1 international schools in Uzbekistan. Filter by curriculum, fees (average UZS 20,775), location, and more to find the right international school now.

Last updated 18 September 2026

Schools listed: 1
Curricula: 3
Average annual fee: UZS 20,775
Fee range: UZS 16,650 – 24,900

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Most common curriculum: Cambridge (Primary) (1 schools)

About international schools in Uzbekistan

International schools in Uzbekistan are concentrated mainly in Tashkent and have expanded as the country has opened to more foreign investment and expatriate families; many schools serve both international and local families by combining internationally recognised programmes with elements of the Uzbek national curriculum. Common programmes offered include the International Baccalaureate, British (English National Curriculum with IGCSE/A-levels) and American-style diplomas, and some schools operate bilingual or dual-track models with substantial Uzbek and Russian language provision. Fees vary widely between providers and locations: in Tashkent published tuition bands run in the tens of millions of Uzbek soms (a typical annual figure reported for the city is around UZS 100,000,000), while international comparisons show mid-range international tuitions often fall in the roughly US$10 - 15k per year bracket; families should budget additionally for registration, meals, transport and one-off capital or enrolment levies. Most schools follow a September-to-June academic year, open applications well before the September intake and run re-enrolment and place reservations in late winter, but many operate rolling admissions and accept mid-year starts (commonly January/February) when space and assessment permit, so relocating families are advised to begin enquiries as early as possible.

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Milestone International School

Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary) · Ages 3 to 17

UZS 16,650 - 24,900

Ages 3 to 17 years

Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Bespoke Curriculum

Instructs in English, Uzbek and Russian

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Choosing an international school in Uzbekistan

Curricula

There are 1 international schools in Uzbekistan covering 3 curricula. The most widely offered are Cambridge (Primary) (1), Cambridge (Secondary) (1), Bespoke Curriculum (1). If your child may move countries again, an internationally-portable curriculum (IB, or Cambridge/British) keeps options open; if you're likely to settle, a curriculum matching your home or target university system can be the better fit.

Fees & what they cover

Annual tuition across Uzbekistan runs from about UZS 16,650 to UZS 24,900, averaging roughly UZS 20,775. Budget for one-off costs on top — application and enrolment fees, a refundable deposit, uniform, transport and exams.

Admissions & timing

Sought-after schools in Uzbekistan run waiting lists, so apply early — ideally a term or two ahead. Most admissions involve an application, prior school reports and an assessment or interview, with entry points often tied to the school year. Each school's profile shows term dates, open days and how to enquire.

Boarding

Most schools here are day schools; check individual profiles for any boarding options.

How doris stays impartial

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FAQs for Uzbekistan

Which curricula will my child find in Uzbekistan’s international schools and how do they differ?

You will commonly find the International Baccalaureate (PYP/MYP/DP), British programmes that lead to IGCSEs and A-levels, and American-style diplomas; some schools also offer hybrid or dual tracks that include the Uzbek national curriculum. The IB emphasises inquiry, global contexts and a diploma recognised by universities worldwide, British programmes focus on staged national curriculum outcomes and public examinations (IGCSE/A-levels), and American schools typically offer a US-style diploma with options such as Advanced Placement or college-preparatory pathways.

What languages are used for teaching, and what support is available if my child is not fluent in English?

English is the primary medium in most international schools, but schools commonly teach Uzbek and Russian as part of the curriculum and many offer additional languages as electives. Schools that admit non-English speakers usually provide EAL/ESL support or foundation classes to build language skills before full immersion; bilingual or dual-language programmes are also available at some providers.

How much should we expect to pay for international school tuition in Uzbekistan?

Tuition varies significantly by school and programme: published fee bands in Tashkent typically run from several tens of millions of Uzbek soms per year up to higher private school fees, with a commonly reported typical figure around UZS 100,000,000 and mid-range international tuitions often reported in the roughly US$10 - 15k per year range. Beyond base tuition, most schools charge or expect payments for registration, meals, uniforms, transport and occasional capital or enrolment levies, so families should check total annual costs and payment terms before committing.

When should we apply and how do admissions usually work?

If you want a September start, begin enquiries and submit applications many months in advance because schools issue re-enrolment and place reservations in late winter or spring; several schools also operate rolling admissions and accept mid-year entrants, commonly in January or February, if places exist. Admissions typically require an application form, previous school reports, identification documents and an assessment or interview to determine placement and any learning support needs, and some schools prioritise continuing students and certain categories such as embassy-affiliated families.

What ages and stages do international schools in Uzbekistan serve, and how is year placement determined?

Many international schools offer full-range provision from early years / preschool through to upper secondary (age 18), delivering either the IB continuum or British/American pathways up to IGCSE/A-levels, DP or a high-school diploma. Year-group placement is normally based on the child’s age at the school’s September cut-off and on prior schooling; where children are not yet fluent in English, some schools offer foundation years or tailored language support before moving them into mainstream classes.

What practical things should parents check when comparing schools in Uzbekistan?

Verify the curriculum and formal accreditation (for example IB authorisation or recognised British examination centres), inspect language-support and special-needs provision, review safeguarding and health policies, and understand the full fee schedule, payment deadlines and contract terms. Also consider location and daily travel time, class sizes, university-counselling services for older students, and whether the school’s timetable and holidays will work with your family’s posting schedule.