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Canadian Curriculum International Schools in Thailand

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About international schools in Thailand

Canadian-curriculum international schools in Thailand typically deliver a provincial Canadian curriculum (most commonly Ontario or British Columbia) either as a standalone pathway or combined with IB programmes, and are taught primarily in English with Thai and other modern languages offered as additional language study. Fees for Canadian-curriculum schools vary by city and age group, but in Bangkok families should plan on mid-to-upper international-school fee levels (roughly THB 180,000 - 500,000 per year for tuition at many schools), with smaller regional campuses often costing less; the first year frequently includes one-off application, registration or capital levies and extra charges for buses, meals and activities. Schools follow the Northern-Hemisphere academic calendar (year start typically August/September), though many accept in-year or rolling admissions where space allows, and most can advise on Thai education-visa support. Relocating families should bring current transcripts, vaccination records and passport copies, expect an English placement or literacy assessment for non-native speakers, and confirm provincial accreditation and the diploma offered (for example OSSD or the BC Dogwood) before committing.

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At a glance 6 schools · avg fee THB 304,958
Schools listed
6
Curricula
5
Average annual fee
THB 304,958
Fee range
THB 192,000 – 545,000
Most common curriculum
Canadian Curriculum (6 schools)
Average school size
467 pupils
Largest by enrolment
British Columbia International School Bangkok
Oldest
British Columbia International School Bangkok (2007)
With boarding
1

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FAQs for Thailand

How does a Canadian curriculum in Thailand differ from IB or British curricula?
A Canadian curriculum is based on the learning standards and diploma requirements of a Canadian province (there is no single national Canadian curriculum), so content, assessment and the final school leaving credential vary by province - for example Ontario and British Columbia use different standards and diplomas. Many Canadian-curriculum schools combine provincial programmes with IB units or the IB Diploma to give both provincial certification and an internationally recognised pathway; check which credential (OSSD, BC Dogwood, IB Diploma) the school actually issues.
What languages are used and will my child need Thai or French?
Teaching is normally in English, with schools offering Thai as a compulsory or strongly encouraged subject for holders of Thai nationality and as a second language for internationals; some Canadian schools also offer French, Mandarin or other modern languages. If your child is not yet confident in English, most schools provide English-as-an-additional-language (EAL) support or intensive programmes - ask about class sizes and the scope of language support during admissions.
What should I budget for beyond the headline tuition figure?
Alongside annual tuition, plan for a non-refundable application fee and a one-off registration or capital levy in the first year, plus recurring extras such as school bus transport, meals, uniforms, books and optional extracurricular activities. These additional costs can add tens of thousands of baht in year one and several thousand baht annually thereafter, so request a full fee schedule and sample invoice from the school before accepting a place.
When should I apply and can we join mid-year?
Most international schools in Thailand follow an August/September intake and open applications several months earlier, but many also maintain rolling or in-year admissions and will accept students when space is available. If you require a Thai education (ED) visa or need a place for a specific term, start the process early and confirm the school’s deadlines and visa-support procedures because documentation and processing times can affect arrival dates.
How can I check that a Canadian-curriculum school is legitimate and will be recognised by Canadian universities?
Ask the school for evidence of its provincial accreditation or certification (for example accreditation by the Ontario or British Columbia education authority), the exact diploma it issues, recent inspection or ministry reports and details of university destinations. Also review teacher qualifications, external accreditation (where applicable), sample reports and whether the school maintains stated partnerships or exchange programmes - these factors indicate the integrity of the Canadian pathway offered.

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