Edited by Aziza Francienne · B2C Marketing Manager
Korean-curriculum international schools in Vietnam are community schools set up principally for Korean expatriate families, so they keep children on the South Korean national curriculum and calendar and teach predominantly in Korean while commonly offering English (and sometimes Vietnamese) lessons alongside. They are concentrated where Korean communities cluster - notably Phu My Hung in Ho Chi Minh City and the My Dinh/Cau Giay area of Hanoi - and aim to preserve curriculum continuity for a return to schools in Korea. Annual costs differ from the city’s English-medium international tier: one Hanoi Korean school currently publishes annual tuition in the range of about ₫87 - 121 million, while Korean/Japanese community schools in Ho Chi Minh City typically sit in a lower-to-mid international band (city comparisons often quote figures from roughly USD 8 - 15k), and some community schools do not publish a public fee schedule. Admissions and year placement usually follow the Korean school calendar (a spring intake around March), so families should plan documents and transfers around that rhythm and confirm exact deadlines with each school.
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