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Al-Ettifag International Academy

Jordan, Amman

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Arabic
Fees JOD 1,030 - 4,500
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 2000
Type Co-educational
Opened 2003
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, American Curriculum, BTEC Qualification
Taught languages Arabic, English, French
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Languages
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Al Ettifag International Academy is located at P.O. Box 139, Amman, Shafa Badran, opposite Applied Science Private University. It offers British Curriculum with Cambridge IGCSE, American Curriculum, and BTEC qualifications, and operates as a co-educational school with separate sections for boys and girls. The academic structure includes a kindergarten division, a primary division for Grades 1–3 with separate Boys' and Girls' sections, along with International and BTEC divisions. Established in 2003, the campus sits on about 7,150 square metres of land and has around 12,000 square metres of built space, housing 102 classrooms for more than 2,000 students, plus nursery and kindergarten facilities, modern playgrounds, a half-Olympic pool, an indoor sports hall, a theatre, and a library. The international branch began Cambridge Assessment and Cognia accreditation in 2018/2019. Facilities include computer and science labs, clinics, sports venues, and a theatre and library. Extra-curriculars include the Agreement Theater, English and French spelling competitions, Umrah trips, and a free medical day with Rashid Hospital.

P.O. Box 139, Amman 11934, Shafa Badran, opposite Applied Science Private University, Amman, Jordan

The Essentials

Al-Ettifag International Academy has 2,000 pupils, instruction in English, Arabic.

Location
Amman, Shafa al-Badran, opposite the University of Applied Sciences.

Stages
Nursery; Primary Section (Grades 1–3); Boys Section; Girls Section; International Section; BTEC Section.

Type
Co-educational with separate sections for boys and for girls.

Bus service
Transportation service with multiple pickup points around Amman; routes include Shafa al-Badran area near the University of Applied Sciences and other nearby districts. Notes on transport: no discounts; payment is in advance; students may be removed for bus or traffic violations; buses may not operate on narrow or unpaved roads.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
National section uniform includes a shirt, pants, hoodie, T-shirt, and a three-piece sports suit. Price: 65 dinars. International section uniform includes a shirt, pants, hoodie, T-shirt, three-piece sports suit, wool sweater, tie, and leather jacket. Price: 110 dinars.

Governance and Ownership
Established with national and international branches; governed by a Board of Directors headed by Engineer Ali AbuFara, with its administrative and teaching staff. It operates with transparency and accountability.
Fees

Annual tuition at Al-Ettifag International Academy ranges from JOD 1,030 to JOD 4,500 for 2026/27.

Application / Registration fee
- Reservation / registration fee: JD 200 (non‑refundable; counted toward tuition).

Tuition fees — National Programme (annual and per term)
- KG1: JD 1,030 — Per term: JD 515.00.
- KG2: JD 1,080 — Per term: JD 540.00.
- Grade 1: JD 1,135 — Per term: JD 567.50.
- Grade 2: JD 1,170 — Per term: JD 585.00.
- Grade 3: JD 1,200 — Per term: JD 600.00.
- Grade 4: JD 1,300 — Per term: JD 650.00.
- Grade 5: JD 1,350 — Per term: JD 675.00.
- Grade 6: JD 1,400 — Per term: JD 700.00.
- Grade 7: JD 1,460 — Per term: JD 730.00.
- Grade 8: JD 1,550 — Per term: JD 775.00.
- Grade 9: JD 1,700 — Per term: JD 850.00.
- Grade 10: JD 2,100 — Per term: JD 1,050.00.
- Grade 11 (First secondary): JD 2,500 — Per term: JD 1,250.00.
- Grade 12 (Second secondary): JD 2,850 — Per term: JD 1,425.00.
Note: Tuition amounts exclude uniform, transport, books and accident insurance.

Tuition fees — International Programme (annual and per term, currency JD)
- KG1: JD 1,900 — Per term: JD 950.00.
- KG2: JD 2,000 — Per term: JD 1,000.00.
- Grade 1: JD 2,200 — Per term: JD 1,100.00.
- Grade 2: JD 2,350 — Per term: JD 1,175.00.
- Grade 3: JD 2,500 — Per term: JD 1,250.00.
- Grade 4: JD 2,650 — Per term: JD 1,325.00.
- Grade 5: JD 2,800 — Per term: JD 1,400.00.
- Grade 6: JD 2,900 — Per term: JD 1,450.00.
- Grade 7: JD 3,100 — Per term: JD 1,550.00.
- Grade 8: JD 3,250 — Per term: JD 1,625.00.
- Grade 9: JD 3,450 — Per term: JD 1,725.00.
- Grade 10: JD 3,750 — Per term: JD 1,875.00.
- Grade 11: JD 4,000 — Per term: JD 2,000.00.
- Grade 12: JD 4,400 — Per term: JD 2,200.00.
Note: Tuition amounts exclude uniform, transport, books and accident insurance.

Tuition fees — BTEC (technical British programme) — annual and per term by specialization
- Grade 10: Information Technology JD 3,000 (per term JD 1,500.00); Business JD 3,000 (per term JD 1,500.00); Engineering JD 4,000 (per term JD 2,000.00); Health JD 3,500 (per term JD 1,750.00).
- Grade 11: Information Technology JD 3,100 (per term JD 1,550.00); Business JD 3,100 (per term JD 1,550.00); Engineering JD 4,000 (per term JD 2,000.00); Health JD 3,500 (per term JD 1,750.00).
- Grade 12: Information Technology JD 3,500 (per term JD 1,750.00); Business JD 3,500 (per term JD 1,750.00); Engineering JD 4,500 (per term JD 2,250.00); Health JD 4,000 (per term JD 2,000.00).

Transport fees (school bus)
- Transport fees are charged by route and presented as two‑way and one‑way amounts (JD). Example ranges on published routes: two‑way from JD 365 up to JD 700; one‑way from JD 255 up to JD 490. Payment is required in advance; there are no discounts on transport fees.

Uniform and other mandatory extras
- National programme uniform set: JD 65.
- International programme uniform set: JD 110.
- Tuition totals explicitly exclude uniform, transport, books and accident insurance.

Discounts, sibling concessions and payment schedule
- Sibling discounts are applied on a sliding basis according to grade.
- Early‑payment discounts (examples published):
- 10% discount for full payment before 30/05/2026.
- 7.5% discount for full payment before 15/07/2026.
- 5% discount for full payment before 01/10/2026.
- 2.5% discount for full payment before 31/12/2026.
- Early‑payment discounts apply for payments made in cash and without post‑dated checks (conditions apply).

Billing schedule and payment terms (key points)
- A non‑refundable reservation/registration fee of JD 200 secures a seat and is deducted from tuition.
- If a student does not continue after the first semester, the guardian is liable for 50% of the annual tuition regardless of time elapsed in the semester. If a student does not continue after the second semester, a written notice must be submitted before the end of the first semester; otherwise the full annual tuition becomes due. Registration for the second semester only is charged at 50% of the annual tuition (transport charged proportionally).

Refunds and non‑refundable items
- The reservation / registration fee (JD 200) is non‑refundable in the event of withdrawal and cannot be transferred to another student. Withdrawals generate the tuition liabilities described above (50%/100% rules depending on timing).

Boarding
- The academy's published material describes campus facilities and transport but does not operate dormitory/boarding services; boarding fees do not apply.

Fee payment methods and conditions
- Early‑payment discounts are conditioned on payment in cash and without post‑dated checks. Beyond this condition, specific payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, etc.) are not itemized in the published fee pages.

Other notes on concessions
- Academic and performance scholarships are published (percentage reductions by achievement level and class rank). Specific scholarship percentages for high achievers and top students are published in the admissions/discounts information.
Academics

Al-Ettifag International Academy teaches British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, American Curriculum, BTEC Qualification.

Curriculum
The school has a Kindergarten division. It includes a Primary division for Grades 1–3 and separate sections for Boys and for Girls. There is an International division and a BTEC division.

Exam Results
Top achievers are highlighted with high marks. Scores include Science 99.1%, Science 98.3%, Arts 97.5%, Science 96.35%, Science 95.9%, and Arts 95.3% in recent cohorts.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school emphasizes national belonging, leadership and teamwork, and continuous improvement. It focuses on the learner and fosters creativity, innovation, and excellence.

Mental Wellbeing
The school provides on-site health services via a general health clinic.
Parent Experience

History
The academy was established in 2003 and welcomed its first cohort at the start of the 2005/2006 academic year. It sits on a hillside in Shafa Badran, Amman, opposite the Applied Science University. The campus occupies about 7,150 square meters of land, with a total built area of around 12,000 square meters. The two buildings, national and international, house 102 classrooms that serve more than 2,000 students, plus a nursery and kindergarten, modern playgrounds, a half-Olympic swimming pool, an indoor sports hall, a school theatre, and a library. The international branch opened with international accreditation for Cambridge Assessment and Cognia beginning in the 2018/2019 school year and plans to continue expanding educational offerings and blended learning further.

Community
The academy maintains an active calendar of events and news, including student activities and community programs published on the site. Notable recent items include an introductory seminar about the BTEC program (May 2, 2026), a free medical day organized with Rashid Hospital (April 19, 2026), and an international-branch celebration with Cambridge Assessment and Cognia accreditation updates (April 16–19, 2026). The site also highlights events such as Umrah trips (January 22, 2026), Spelling Bees (February 23, 2026), and other national celebrations and student achievements in academics and sports.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school provides a range of facilities and services that support daily operations, teaching, and student life. On-site spaces include classrooms, computer labs and science labs. Additional facilities support a variety of activities, including a theater and a library. A general clinic offers on-site health services.

Sports Facilities
Stadiums and arenas are available for sports and physical education. The Al Ettifaq swimming pool supports aquatic activities. On-site facilities support a range of athletic programs and events. These spaces enable practice and competitions as part of the school's athletic offerings.

Academic Facilities
Classrooms provide instructional spaces for lessons. Computer labs support technology-enhanced learning and digital skills. Science labs enable hands-on experiments and investigations. The library offers books, study spaces and research resources.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Al Ettifaq Theater provides a venue for performances and arts activities. There are various activities sections that host clubs and events for student involvement. On-site facilities support rehearsals, exhibitions and cultural activities. The school's facilities support a broad range of extracurricular programs beyond classroom learning.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The academy's academic divisions are Kindergarten, the First Three Grades, the Boys' Section, the Girls' Section, the International Section, and the BTEC Section. The International Section and the BTEC program form part of its academic structure. The International Agreement Academy aims to empower learners to become future leaders, productive citizens who are proud of their culture and values, and belonging to their nation and homeland. It emphasizes national belonging, leadership and teamwork, continuous development, service orientation, and creativity and excellence.

Arts & Creative
The school features The Agreement Theater and a library to support arts and cultural activities. The facilities include a theater, a library, and spaces for diverse artistic pursuits. These resources support artistic and cultural engagement as part of the student experience.

Cultural & Language
Language-related competitions include an English Spelling Bee and a French spelling competition. Students have achieved first place in the French spelling competition. The school fosters language-based activities as part of its cultural programming.

Social & Hobbies
Student life includes Umrah trips as part of the activities calendar. The site lists Umrah trips alongside other events in the activities program.

Community & Service
In collaboration with Rashid Hospital, the academy organized its ninth free medical day, offering medical services through the event. The initiative involved visits to clinics as part of community health outreach.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Sports facilities include the Agreement Swimming Pool and outdoor fields. Students have earned top honors in physical fitness and sports competitions, including the King Abdullah II Award for Physical Fitness, gymnastics, and other events such as taekwondo and judo. The academy has also celebrated gold medals in taekwondo and participation in other sports competitions.
Languages

Language Provision
Arabic and English are taught. Arabic language instruction uses Ajyal Ta'leemiyyah Series. English language development uses Jolly Phonics (including reading skills).

Bilingual Teaching
Arabic and English are taught; Arabic language instruction uses Ajyal Ta'leemiyyah Series, and English language development uses Jolly Phonics.
Reputation

Awards
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Accreditations
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Admissions

Admissions
1. Eligibility by level. The academy uses specific admission criteria by level: Kindergarten accepts a child who has reached three years eight months in the nursery; the child aged four years six months enters the preparatory class. Lower elementary admissions apply to Grade 1 at age six (birthdates from January 1 to December 31) in the year of enrollment. Students in Grades 1–3 undergo a personal interview with the head of the stage to assess their level. Grades 4 and 5 admissions are based on the student's school records, and Grade 6 students take a placement exam.

2. Scholarships. New students take the scholarship exam beginning in Grade 9 through Grade 12, contingent on continuing enrollment in the academy. General secondary scholarships are confirmed after the ministry results for the second semester.

3. Registration timelines and process. Returning students may register in the academy from the first of May each year until the end of the month; those who miss the deadline are considered withdrawn and lose registration priority. The academy opens for new admissions starting in April each year, reserving a seat for new students and beginning scholarship examinations every Saturday after the personal interview; after passing the scholarship exam, registration procedures are completed and documents are provided to the Student Affairs Department.

4. Notes. The academy reserves the right to refuse admission without giving reasons. Admission may be refused for a student whose average grade is below 70%. The academy may refuse to continue a student in the academy during the first month if the student violates the general rules.

5. Required documents. Kindergarten and Grade 1 require two certified copies of the birth certificate, immunization card, family book, two photos, and a copy of the parent's ID. Grades 2 and above require a complete student file from the previous school, the last grade certificate (first and second semester), an attested transfer letter, and for students coming from outside the Kingdom additional documents as specified; non‑Jordanians must provide a valid residence permit copy in addition to items (1–3); Palestinians must provide a no‑objection letter to proceed and be inspected in addition to items (1–3); and a copy of the parent's ID.

Scholarships
Scholarships are available for new students from Grade 9 through Grade 12, contingent on continuing at the academy. A scholarship exam is required for these grades; general secondary scholarships are confirmed after the ministry results for the second semester.
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