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Singapore Curriculum International Schools in Vietnam

Compare 9 Singapore Curriculum international schools in Vietnam. Filter by curriculum, fees (average VND 339,347,063), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
9
Curricula
41
Average annual fee
VND 339,347,063
Fee range
VND 110,165,000 – 626,014,000
More school facts
Most common curriculum
Singapore Curriculum (10 schools)
Average school size
1,900 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Pathway School - Phuoc Binh Junior and Senior High School
Oldest
Singapore International School - Danang (2000)
About international schools in Vietnam

Singapore-curriculum international schools in Vietnam are typically English-medium institutions that use Singapore syllabuses - especially for English, mathematics and science - and often transition students into internationally recognised senior qualifications such as Cambridge IGCSE and AS/A-Level pathways. Many schools run parallel “international” and “integrated” tracks, combining the Singapore framework with the Vietnamese national programme for local students while offering Vietnamese and Chinese as additional languages. Published fee schedules vary by campus and year group, but recent system-level summaries show typical annual tuition broadly in the low- to mid-VND 100-million range for primary and secondary cohorts, with higher published charges for final-year students. The main intake follows the local international-school calendar (start in August/September) although many schools accept rolling applications; admissions usually require an application form, recent school reports, a short assessment and health documentation, so families should contact admissions several months before their move.

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3 international schools in Hanoi

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2 international schools in Ho Chi Minh City

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1 international school in Da Nang

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1 international school in Ha Long

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1 international school in Binh Duong

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1 international school in Can Tho

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FAQs for Vietnam

What is the Singapore curriculum and how does it differ from British or IB programmes?
The Singapore curriculum emphasises strong foundations in mathematics, science and English, with a focus on conceptual understanding and problem solving; in Vietnam it is frequently taught in early and middle years and may be paired with Cambridge syllabuses for external examinations in the senior years. Unlike IB programmes, which are inquiry-based across subjects, Singapore-based pathways tend to be more prescriptive in core academic areas and are often used alongside Cambridge IGCSE/AS-A Level options to provide internationally recognised qualifications.
What language(s) are lessons taught in, and will a non-Vietnamese child cope?
Lessons are usually delivered in English, with Vietnamese and Chinese commonly offered as additional languages and in some campuses a Vietnamese national stream is available for local students. Schools typically provide English language support or placement testing for newcomers and will assess English proficiency to determine additional language assistance; families should confirm the school’s specific ESL/WIDA or in-house support arrangements before enrolling.
How much should we budget for tuition and extra costs?
Published fee schedules for Singapore-curriculum schools vary by campus and by year group, but recent summaries show primary and lower-secondary tuition typically in the low- to mid-VND 100-millions per year, with senior-year fees higher; schools also publish term-by-term payment options. In addition to tuition, parents should budget for one-off registration or enrolment deposits, capital or development levies where charged, school transport, meals, uniforms and extracurricular or examination fees, and ask the school for a complete fee breakdown.
When should we apply and what does the admissions process look like?
The main intake aligns with the international-school academic year that begins in August/September, but many schools operate rolling admissions and admit students mid-year if places are available. Typical steps are: an enquiry and application form, submission of recent school reports and identity documents, a short age-appropriate assessment or interview, health and vaccination documentation, and finally an offer letter and fee payment to confirm enrolment.
What should we check on a visit to decide whether a Singapore-curriculum school will suit our child?
Ask to see a current curriculum map and recent student work to confirm the advertised syllabus is implemented in practice, check how the school assesses and supports English-language learners, review class sizes and staff-to-pupil ratios, and request a clear, itemised fee schedule that includes extra costs. Also confirm progression routes (for example which external examinations seniors sit), the school’s safeguarding and medical provisions, and any accreditation or external recognition the school holds for the programmes it teaches.