Colegio Yorkín

Colegio Yorkín is an all-boys school in San José, Costa Rica, established in 1990. Located near the University of Costa Rica’s sports complex in Mercedes de Montes de Oca, the school utilizes the SADEC model, which prioritizes personalized attention through its signature "Preceptoría" program. In this initiative, every student receives individual mentorship from a faculty member to support their academic and personal growth. The curriculum is bilingual (English and Spanish) and follows national standards, with French introduced as a third language. Facilities include dedicated science laboratories, computer centers, and extensive sports grounds for soccer, basketball, and athletics. The school emphasizes character formation through a Catholic-inspired framework, encouraging students to participate in community service projects and family-oriented athletic events. Yorkín focuses on preparing boys for university life while fostering technical skills and social responsibility in a suburban, campus-style setting.