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SEN International Schools in Binh Duong, Vietnam

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About international schools in Binh Duong, Vietnam

International schools in Bình Dương are concentrated around new urban developments such as Binh Duong New City and the provincial capital Thu Dau Mot, and overall there are far fewer full international campuses than in nearby Ho Chi Minh City. Offerings in the province range from full international programmes that combine Singapore-style teaching with Cambridge IGCSE/A-Level pathways to bilingual schools and language-focused campuses that teach English alongside Vietnamese and, in some cases, Mandarin. Fees depend on the programme and age: a published example is the Singapore International School at Binh Duong New City, whose international-programme annual fees are in the order of 515 - 647 million VND by year group, while smaller bilingual kindergartens and local international branches typically charge less; nationally, international-school tuition in Vietnam spans a wide band from lower-cost options up to the tens of thousands of US dollars a year in major cities. Admissions are commonly rolling but the main intakes align with the northern-hemisphere school year (August/September) or January for some providers, so families should begin enquiries several months before arrival and expect placement tests, document checks and English-support or assessment for newly arrived pupils.

Compare 2 SEN / Special Education international schools in Binh Duong, Vietnam. Filter by curriculum, fees (average VND 290,266,750), location, and more to find the right international school now.

At a glance 2 schools · avg fee VND 290,266,750
Schools listed
2
Curricula
7
Average annual fee
VND 290,266,750
Fee range
VND 103,555,000 – 588,550,000
Most common curriculum
Singapore Curriculum (2 schools)
Average school size
400 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Singapore International School Binh Duong New City
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FAQs for Vietnam

Which curricula will I find in Bình Dương international schools?
You will typically find a mix: some campuses run Singapore-style programmes integrated with Cambridge Assessment (IGCSE/A-Level) pathways, while other schools offer bilingual models that combine Vietnamese national content with international syllabuses or language-learning tracks; a few schools emphasise Mandarin alongside English and Vietnamese.
How much should I expect to pay for school in Bình Dương?
Tuition varies by school, programme and pupil age. The Singapore International School at Binh Duong New City publishes international-programme annual fees in the region of 515 - 647 million VND depending on year group, while smaller bilingual kindergartens and local international branches commonly charge noticeably less; countrywide, international-school fees in Vietnam range widely and can reach tens of thousands of US dollars a year in major urban centres.
When should I start the admissions process for a move to Bình Dương?
Start early: many schools accept applications year-round but popular year groups and full international programmes are usually filled well before the August/September intake (and some schools also have a January intake). It is normal to begin enquiries several months before your move, so you can complete forms, submit transcripts, arrange placement testing and, if necessary, plan English language support ahead of the first day.
What ages and stages are served by international schools in the province?
Options in Bình Dương typically cover early years and primary and may extend to lower and upper secondary, but provision varies by campus; some schools offer a complete pathway to IGCSEs and A-Levels while others stop at middle school or operate only as international kindergartens. Parents should check each school’s published age range and end-of-school qualifications when comparing options.
What language support is available for children who don’t speak Vietnamese or English?
Many international and bilingual schools provide English-as-an-additional-language (EAL/EFL) support or induction programmes for new arrivals, and some bilingual campuses also offer structured Mandarin programmes; the exact level of support and entry requirements differ by school. Parents should ask schools about assessment for English on entry and the scope of remedial or language-learning services before accepting a place.