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Jakarta Taipei School

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The school at a glance
Instructs in Mandarin, English, Indonesian
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 3 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 565
Type Co-educational
Opened 1991
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Taiwan 108 Curriculum, Indian Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE
Taught languages Mandarin, English, Indonesian
Typical class size 24
Strengths Academic Enrichment, Languages, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, High School, Secondary School
Introduction

The Jakarta Taipei School is an international day school in Kelapa Gading, Jakarta, established in 1991. It offers a tri-lingual K–12 pathway based on Taiwan's 2019 curriculum, delivered in Chinese, English, and Indonesian. Mandarin is taught by Taiwan-certified teachers, while English instruction uses Cambridge materials and Indonesian and other subjects follow the Indonesian Merdeka Curriculum. Textbooks align with Taiwan standards, and Cambridge English assessments and TOCFL certificates are promoted to demonstrate language proficiency. The school day runs Monday to Friday, with 45‑minute periods, and weekly teaching hours vary by grade from 33 to 48. As of February 2025, there are 24 classes and 565 students across five kindergarten classes, twelve primary, four junior high, and three senior high classes. Facilities include an auditorium, computer laboratories, a library, and on-site dormitory and kindergarten facilities. The campus supports a multilingual, culturally diverse community with opportunities for language competitions and language-certification programs worldwide.

Jl. Raya Hybrida blok QH Kelapa Gading Permai, 14240 Jakarta Utara, Indonesia

The Essentials

Jakarta Taipei School has 565 pupils, typical class sizes of 24, instruction in Mandarin, English, Indonesian.

Location

Jakarta, Indonesia. The school provides a bus transport system with 3 seven-seat vans and 1 twenty-seat bus for student pickups. Airport-to-school transfers are arranged from Taoyuan (TPE) and Kaohsiung (KHH) to Jakarta's Soekarno–Hatta International Airport (CGK) with school pickup.

Stages

Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School, High School

Type

Taiwan-affiliated international day school

Country affiliation

Taiwan

School day structure

School starts at 7:40 and each class lasts 45 minutes; classes run Monday to Friday.

Bus service

Bus transport with three 7-seat vans and one 20-seat bus; airport-to-school transfers are available.
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership

The school is governed by a board of directors. The Indonesian-language site confirms the school is registered as SPK (Satuan Pendidikan Kerjasama) with the Indonesian Ministry of Education and Culture.
Fees
Application fees
- No published, fixed application or enrolment fee amounts for standard full‑time students are available in the school's public materials. For short courses (Mandarin weekend/after‑school classes) specific course fees are published (examples below).

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- No publicly posted, itemized tuition schedule for kindergarten, primary, middle or high school showing per‑term or per‑year tuition amounts is available in the school's public materials. The school's public downloads and notices do not list a comprehensive full‑time student tuition table for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years.
- Published example fees for specific short courses (Mandarin/after‑school) are shown as:
- IDR 3,350,000 for a kindergarten (large class) Mandarin course.
- IDR 3,450,000 for a kindergarten (small class) Mandarin course.
- IDR 3,050,000 for a parent/adult Mandarin class.
- IDR 3,050,000 for a children's weekend Mandarin class.
- IDR 2,850,000 for a university‑preparation tutoring class.
These amounts are course‑specific notices for short/extra classes and are not presented as the school's standard annual tuition schedule.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- For the published short‑course notices, payment is requested at registration and transfers are to be made to the school foundation account; registrants are instructed to include the student's name to assist reconciliation. Payments for those courses are stated as non‑refundable in the course notices.
- No publicly posted, detailed billing calendar (for example: termly payment dates, installment deadlines, penalty/late fee schedule) for full‑time student tuition is published in the school's public downloads or notices.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- No student boarding program or boarding fees are published. The school's public campus information mentions teacher accommodation but does not list student boarding facilities or related fees. Therefore no boarding fees are indicated.

Other costs or fees (uniform, textbooks, meals, transport, activities)
- No consolidated list of uniform costs, textbook fees, meal plans, transport (bus) fees, or yearly ancillary charges for full‑time students is published in the school's publicly available documents. Some internal documents and calendars reference textbooks and course materials, but specific per‑item prices for standard tuition cohorts are not posted.
- For short/extra courses, course materials are commonly stated as included in the published course fee amounts.

Refund information
- For the published short/extra course notices, payments are stated to be non‑refundable when absence is for personal reasons. No separate, detailed refund policy for full‑time tuition (term withdrawals, mid‑year transfers, exceptional circumstances) is published in the publicly available notices and download documents.

Fee payment options
- Bank transfer to the school foundation account (YAYASAN JAKARTA TAIPEI SCHOOL) is an explicitly stated payment method; the published notices provide a CTBC Bank account number and ask payers to include the student's name for reconciliation. The notices list contact phone extensions for the school office for payment queries. No public listing of accepted credit cards or online payment portals for standard full‑time tuition is provided in the available materials.

Notes on availability
- The school's public materials include specific, itemized prices for certain short courses (Mandarin/extra classes) and explicit bank transfer instructions and a non‑refund clause for those courses. However, a comprehensive, itemized tuition schedule showing per‑term and per‑year charges for every school year group (kindergarten through high school), published application/enrolment fees for full‑time students, standard billing dates, uniforms/textbook price lists, boarding fees, and a full refund policy for full‑time tuition are not available in the school's publicly posted documents.

If you require these specific full‑time fee figures (application fee, per‑grade tuition per term/year, billing calendar, uniform/textbook prices, boarding fees), the school's admissions or finance office is the appropriate point of contact using the published school phone numbers and office extensions.
Academics

Jakarta Taipei School teaches Taiwan 108 Curriculum, Indian Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum

The Jakarta Taipei School uses a three-language program with Chinese, English, and Indonesian instruction. Curriculum content largely aligns with Taiwan's education curriculum, and textbooks are updated in step with Taiwan's standards. English instruction uses two groups of teachers: Taiwanese English teachers who focus on grammar, writing, and translation, and foreign English teachers who emphasize listening, speaking, and writing. Textbooks follow the UK system: primary uses the Oxford series, middle uses IGCSE, and senior high uses IELTS preparation materials; Indonesian language, civics, religion, physical education, and music are taught by Indonesian teachers using government- and library-approved materials. The school day runs Monday through Friday, starting at 7:40 with 45-minute periods, and weekly teaching hours vary by grade, ranging from 33 to 48 periods. As of February 2025, there are five kindergarten classes, twelve primary classes, four junior high classes, and three senior high classes, for a total of 24 classes and 565 students.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Counseling Section provides student support under the Office Of Student Affairs; Health Center provides health and wellbeing services for students.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English instruction uses Cambridge English materials; the school operates a tri-language environment including Mandarin and Indonesian.

Mental Wellbeing

Counseling Section and Health Center support student wellbeing.
Parent Experience

History

Jakarta Taipei School was established at Kelapa Gading, Jakarta in 1991. The school offers a tri-lingual educational pathway from kindergarten to Year 12 based on the 2019 Curriculum in Taiwan. It is registered as an SPK (Satuan Pendidikan Kerjasama) by Indonesia's Ministry of Education and Culture and operates as an international school in Indonesia. Mandarin instruction is delivered by Taiwan-certified teachers, while Cambridge English materials support English and the Indonesian Merdeka Curriculum supports Indonesian language and other subjects, enabling fluency in three languages. Students have opportunities to participate in language competitions and to obtain world-recognized English and Mandarin language certificates (Cambridge English Assessments and TOCFL).

Community

Education and Culture Exchange is part of the Jakarta Taipei School's community activities. The school hosts and participates in education and culture exchanges with Taiwanese partner schools, including one-day exchanges and student visits (examples listed on the Education and Culture Exchange page in 2023–2025).
Facilities

Facilities Overview

Jakarta Taipei School was established in 1991 in Kelapa Gading, Jakarta. The school offers a three-language pathway from kindergarten to Year 12 based on the 2019 Curriculum in Taiwan. The campus includes an auditorium, computer classrooms, and a library. A dormitory and kindergarten facilities are on the campus. Certified teachers from Taiwan deliver Mandarin instruction, and Cambridge English materials and the Indonesian Merdeka Curriculum are used to help students become fluent in three languages. Students can earn Cambridge English Assessment certificates and TOCFL certificates.

Academic Facilities

The campus includes computer classrooms on site. Mandarin curriculum is delivered by certified teachers from Taiwan. English instruction uses Cambridge English materials, and Indonesian instruction follows the Indonesian Merdeka Curriculum. The school operates a three-language program across grades K–12 (English, Mandarin, Indonesian). Students may pursue Cambridge English Assessment and TOCFL certificates to demonstrate language proficiency.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Students have opportunities to attend various language competitions. They are guided to obtain Cambridge English Assessment certificates and TOCFL certificates.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school has a strong program of academic enrichment and competitions. Debates and MUN are prominent, with BBS English Debate Competition First Place, IPEKA English Debate Competition Second Place, and a Jakarta MUN Nations Development Program Verbal Commendation Award. Reading Odyssey and a G4 Class English Special Subject Exhibition (Solar System Exploration) highlight language and inquiry-based learning. Seminars such as How to Teach Using the Absolute Minimum Theory and Maximum Games are offered, and students participate in WSC events including the 2025 WSC Tournament of Champions and the 2025 WSC Global Round in Kuala Lumpur.

Arts & Creative

Arts and creative activities include Batik Workshop, Batik Day Class Photo, and Batik and Scout Camp Activity. These events foster creativity and cultural appreciation through hands-on crafts and collaborative projects. Batik-related activities appear across grade levels, showing ongoing engagement with creative expression.

Cultural & Language

Cultural and language experiences include UN Day, UNJ Internship, and a Cultural Exchange Program. The Cultural Exchange Program connects students with international partners and cross-cultural learning. UN Day provides opportunities to explore international issues in context, and the UNJ Internship offers hands-on exposure to cross-cultural collaboration.

Social & Hobbies

Social and hobby activities include Batik and Scout Camp Activity and Hero Day. These events promote teamwork, leadership, and a sense of school community. They complement academics by offering cooperative experiences outside the classroom. Students are encouraged to participate in cultural and language activities alongside these social events.

Community & Service

End-of-Year Charity Event and Orphanage Visit illustrate the school's commitment to community service. These activities give students opportunities to contribute to society and practice social responsibility. Through service initiatives, students engage with local communities and reflect on community needs.

Leadership & Professional

Leadership and professional development are supported by activities such as the Signing Ceremony of the MOU with UNJ, the Jakarta MUN Nations Development Program Verbal Commendation Award, and prize-winning English debates (BBS First Place; IPEKA Second Place). These opportunities foster public speaking, collaboration, and global awareness. Students gain experience in diplomacy, teamwork, and event organization through these programs.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Wellbeing and spiritual life are supported through Catholic Christian Worship and Christian Christmas Worship, along with other school-wide celebrations. Hero Day contributes to school spirit and a positive atmosphere. These events help build a sense of community and personal reflection, contributing to a supportive and inclusive environment.
Languages

Language Provision

Mandarin, English, and Indonesian are taught across the school. Mandarin is delivered by Taiwan-based teachers; Indonesian uses the Merdeka Curriculum; English uses Cambridge English curricula in primary and Cambridge IGCSE in secondary. Students have opportunities to participate in language competitions and pursue world-recognized certificates in English (Cambridge English Assessment) and Mandarin (TOCFL).

Bilingual Teaching

The school offers tri-lingual education from kindergarten to Year 12 with Mandarin, English, and Indonesian as languages of instruction. Mandarin is taught by Taiwan-based teachers. Indonesian follows the Merdeka Curriculum. English instruction uses the Cambridge and Oxford English Curricula in primary and Cambridge IGCSE in secondary, with IELTS preparation in high school.
Admissions

Admissions

1. Review Admissions Information. Jakarta Taipei School publishes Admission Guidelines for New Students for the Elementary Jakarta Taipei School for the Academic Year 2024/2025 and for the Secondary and High School Jakarta Taipei School for the Academic Year 2024/2025. Registration Forms for Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary/High School are posted for download. New student admission results are announced on scheduled dates for specific grades. 2. Prepare Registration Materials. Download and complete the Kindergarten Registration Form, Primary Registration Form, and Secondary/High School Registration Form. The Kindergarten and Primary forms were posted on December 6, 2023, and the Secondary/High School form was posted on October 19, 2023. 3. Monitor Admission Results. Announcements of New Student Admission Results for Grade 1 for AY 2025/2026 were posted on October 9, 2024, and announcements for Grade 7 (AY 2025/2026) and Grade 10 High School (AY 2025/2026) were posted in 2024 and 2023 respectively; a January 15, 2026 update announced Grade 1 AY 2026/2027 results.
School Events
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