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Australian Curriculum International Schools in Vietnam

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About international schools in Vietnam

Australian Curriculum international schools in Vietnam teach an Australian state or national curriculum (commonly Western Australian programmes or the Australian Curriculum framework) delivered in English, often alongside Vietnamese language and cultural studies or bilingual options. These schools typically offer Australian qualifications or pathways for senior students and align assessment and reporting with Australian achievement standards. Published tuition schedules show wide variation by campus and year group, with many primary-year tuitions in the low hundreds of millions of Vietnamese đồng and secondary fees rising into the mid-to-high hundreds, plus the usual one-off enrolment and capital deposits. Most schools follow an August/September start and term-based calendar, so relocating families should allow several months for applications, assessments and paperwork and check each school’s admissions page for exact deadlines and intake windows.

Compare 5 Australian Curriculum international schools in Vietnam. Filter by curriculum, fees (average VND 185,153,000), location, and more to find the right international school now.

At a glance 5 schools · avg fee VND 185,153,000
Schools listed
5
Curricula
41
Average annual fee
VND 185,153,000
Fee range
VND 68,000,000 – 358,797,000
Most common curriculum
Cambridge IGCSE (5 schools)
Average school size
2,106 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Pathway School - Phuoc Binh Junior and Senior High School
Oldest
The ABC International School (ABCIS) (1995)

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FAQs for Vietnam

How does the Australian Curriculum used in Vietnam differ from IB, British or American curricula?
The Australian Curriculum and state curricula (for example Western Australia’s) set year-by-year achievement standards and subject content similar to other national curricula, with a focus on broad subject mastery and external certification pathways such as the Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE). Delivery and assessment style can differ from IB’s inquiry-based continuum or the subject-exam focus of British IGCSE/A-levels, so compare sample programmes and assessment policies at each school to understand practical differences for your child.
What languages are used in the classroom and is bilingual teaching common?
Instruction in Australian-curriculum international schools is principally in English, and most schools also teach Vietnamese language and culture; some schools run formally bilingual streams that integrate parts of the Vietnamese national curriculum. Schools routinely offer English language support for learners who need it, and the precise mix of English and Vietnamese instruction varies by campus and programme, so check the school’s language policy.
How much should we budget and what extra costs should we expect?
Published fee schedules show a broad range: some international or bilingual Australian-curriculum campuses publish annual tuition starting around the low hundreds of millions of VND for younger years and rising into several hundred million VND for older year groups, while other campuses’ senior fees can exceed those levels. In addition to tuition, expect one-off registration/enrolment fees or deposits, annual capital or building levies, uniforms, transport, meals, activity and exam fees, and possible charges for EAL or special-needs support.
When should we apply and how soon will we know if a place is available?
Most schools operate term-based intakes with places awarded on a rolling basis, but popular year groups and campuses often fill months ahead of a term start; many schools advertise intake windows and early-payment discounts on their admissions pages. New families should prepare school reports, passports/birth certificates, health and immunisation records and any recent assessment reports, book required language assessments early, and contact admissions as soon as relocation is confirmed to secure testing and interview slots.
What age ranges and senior qualifications can we expect from Australian-curriculum schools in Vietnam?
Providers vary: some offer Early Years through Year 12 on a single campus while others stop at Year 10 and link to partner schools or alternate senior pathways; where offered, senior certification can include Australian state certificates such as WACE or Australian-accredited programmes, and some schools combine Australian syllabuses with IB or Cambridge pathways in the upper years. Confirm each school’s highest year level and the qualification(s) offered if final-year certification and university entry routes are important to your family.
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