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If you're researching international schools in Kazakhstan offering American Curriculum, this page lists every school we know of and lets you sort, filter and compare them — without school marketing in the way. The most common curriculum is Advanced Placement (AP), taught by 3 of the schools below. Annual tuition spans roughly 3,563,827–12,204,890 KZT, with the average sitting around 7,884,359. Schools range from new openings to long-established names like Almaty International School (opened 1993).
Compare 4 American Curriculum international schools in Kazakhstan. Filter by curriculum, fees (average KZT 7,884,359), location, and more to find the right international school now.
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EdVille International School in Astana offers educational programs for students aged 6 to 18, utilizing a multilingual approach. The curriculum integrates more than 20 Advanced Placement (AP) courses, such as Calculus, Physics C, and Computer Science, alongside BTEC qualifications. A distinctive feature of the high school is its Venture School program, which operates alongside specialized extracurriculars like the Teenvestor investment club, Supermarket marketing club, and Silicon Ville venture club to teach applied business and management skills. Students also have access to clubs focusing on robotics, genetics, and debate. Faculty members include international examiners and coaches of national academic teams. Extracurricular reading and competitive chess are required components of the primary and middle years. EdVille maintains two campuses in Astana, providing tailored learning environments and dedicated college counseling to prepare students for university admissions.
Tien Shan International School is an English-medium international school located near Almaty, Kazakhstan, serving students from Kindergarten through Grade 12. Founded in 1995, the school has approximately 160 students and offers an American-style curriculum within a Christian educational environment. Classes are relatively small, with an average size of around 15 students, allowing teachers to work closely with students across different age groups. The campus is located in the Karasai District south of Dolan village, in a quieter rural setting outside the city. Students participate in athletics and interschool activities through organisations including COASH and CAFA, with sports such as soccer, volleyball, basketball, badminton, and cross country. The school is accredited by ACSI and MSA/CESS. In addition to academics, the school places emphasis on community involvement and service activities, reflecting its long-standing focus on supporting international and locally based families in Kazakhstan.
Almaty International School (AIS) is a nonprofit private international school in Kalkaman, Almaty, serving students aged 3 to 18. Founded in 1993 by Quality Schools International, AIS offers an American college-preparatory curriculum taught in English, with mastery learning and Advanced Placement courses, including the AP Capstone Diploma Program (AP Seminar and AP Research with a score of 3 or better, along with four other AP exams). The curriculum includes Russian and Kazakh language and culture. The campus spans more than seven hectares and features purpose-built facilities completed in 2017, including a state-of-the-art library, three science laboratories, computer labs with portable laptops and iPad carts, more than 65 classrooms, two gymnasiums, a soccer field with track, and dedicated spaces for art and music. AIS is fully accredited by the Middle States Association and affiliated with the U.S. Department of State Office of Overseas Schools. The school participates in COASH, CAFA, and CEESA networks for competitions and activities.
QSI International School of Astana offers a bespoke, AP-enabled K–12 program administered by Quality Schools International. The curriculum is organized around Exit Outcomes—Knowledge, Competencies, and Success Orientations—and delivered through Mastery Learning, flexible pacing, and small class sizes. Courses include Mathematics; English/Literature; Cultural Studies; Science; Languages Other Than English; Creative and Applied Arts; and Personal Health. An Intensive English program supports language development, with placement assessments in reading, writing, and mathematics guiding level placement; AP courses are offered in eight subjects, with AP exams in May. Opened in 2005, the campus features 35 classrooms, a central library, science and computer laboratories, art and music rooms, a double gym, weight room, auditorium, and an Early Childhood Center with its own library and cafeteria. The school emphasizes Kazakh and Central Asian culture and offers active clubs such as Model United Nations, Math Counts, and Scholars Cup, alongside extensive language study (Russian, Spanish, French, Kazakh).
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