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Taught languages German, English, Latin, French, Italian, Spanish
Strengths Languages, Visual and Creative Arts, Sport
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Middle School, High School
Introduction
International School Innsbruck is an IB World School integrated within Akademisches Gymnasium Innsbruck in Austria, serving students aged 10 to 18. The school delivers bilingual teaching in English and German and pursues two parallel curricula: the Austrian National Curriculum and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in two years, with English as a parallel instructional language and certain subjects taught bilingually by native English-speaking staff. Two learning streams guide studies, with language tracks that include English, Latin, French, Ancient Greek, Spanish and Italian, depending on the stream and year. The campus features a modern building with advanced classrooms and dedicated sports halls, and management continually upgrades facilities. A strong focus on internationalism is supported by activities in visual arts, music and drama, including an IB Visual Arts Diploma Exhibition and exchanges. Additional options include a CAS project fundraising for Concordia, after-school care, and opportunities for student mobility across languages and cultures.
International School Innsbruck has instruction in German, English.
Location
Angerzellgasse 14, A-6020 Innsbruck, Austria. Situated in the heart of the Alps in Tirol, western Austria. International School Innsbruck operates within Akademisches Gymnasium Innsbruck and shares the Angerzellgasse address.
Stages
Middle Years College – Unterstufe (School level 5–8). Senior Years College – Oberstufe (School level 9–12). The International School Innsbruck begins at level 5 (ages typically 10–11) and continues to level 12, enabling graduation with the Austrian Matura and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme.
Type
International School Innsbruck is an IB World School integrated within Akademisches Gymnasium Innsbruck; bilingual teaching with English and German; parallel Austrian and IB curricula in the final years.
Additional learning support
Admission of students with special educational needs is considered on an individual basis by the superintendent, the director and the IB coordinator.
Country affiliation
Austria
School day structure
The typical day starts at 7:55 am for the Middle Years College; lessons are 50 minutes with 5-minute breaks between classes and a 15-minute break after the third period. Most Middle Years students finish around 1:30 pm; Senior Years timetables vary by subject choices.
Fees
Application fees
- There is no separate application fee listed for admission to the International School Innsbruck (ISI). Applications proceed through the published enrolment and interview process and use the school's admissions channel.
Tuition fees (by year group / per term)
- ISI is an integrated stream within the publicly funded Akademisches Gymnasium Innsbruck. There is no tuition charged to families as a separate annual school tuition for any year group; ISI operates within the publicly funded school structure.
- Membership is obligatory for all parents/guardians of students in the International School stream. - Membership amount: €50 per month, calculated over 10 months (equivalent to €500 per school year). - Billing schedule for the membership: a direct debit of €250 is collected bi‑annually (two payments of €250).
Billing schedule and payment terms (summary)
- The ISI Parent & Friends membership fee is calculated as €50/month across 10 months and is collected by direct debit in two instalments of €250. Membership is mandatory. - Co‑curricular activity costs (language weeks, sport weeks, overseas trips and similar) are charged in addition to the obligatory membership fee and are billed separately according to the individual activity/event. Examples of regular chargeable activities include: Year 1 Intensive English Week; Year 2 Winter Sport Week; Year 3 Eastbourne (UK) trip; Year 5 Summer Sport Week; Year 6 USA (14 days); Years 7–8 IB CAS activities.
Boarding fees
- ISI does not operate a boarding programme; there are no boarding fees for ISI because the school functions as a day school stream of the Akademisches Gymnasium Innsbruck.
Other costs and typical additional fees
- Co‑curricular and programme-related trip costs: parents are required to contribute separately for excursions, study trips and language/culture tours (amounts vary by trip and year group). Examples of trips that carry additional costs are listed above. - Parent association membership for the broader AGI Parents' Association (separate from the ISI support association) may involve small voluntary contributions; ISI‑specific costs are handled through the ISI support association. - Uniform: no mandatory school uniform is specified in the ISI information handbook; personal learning materials, travel, accommodation for trips and special course materials remain additional out‑of‑pocket costs for families. - IB Diploma and Matura related costs: students follow a parallel curriculum (Austrian Matura and the IB Diploma). Any external examination or IB registration fees are not itemised in the ISI information handbook and are treated as separate charges where relevant.
Refunds and financial assistance
- A specific refund policy for the ISI Parent & Friends membership fee or for individual trip cancellations is not published in the ISI information handbook. - Financial assistance for participation in ISI school trips and activities is available via the school/parents' association application process; parents may apply for support using the school's provided forms.
Fee payment options
- The ISI Parent & Friends membership fee is collected by direct debit (bi‑annual instalments of €250 are specified). This direct‑debit collection is the documented payment arrangement for the mandatory membership contribution. - Other payment methods for additional programme charges (for example trip payments or examination fees) are not itemised in the ISI information handbook; those charges are handled on an activity‑by‑activity basis and billed separately.
Practical summary for parents
- There is no school tuition to pay; the only recurring mandatory charge for ISI families is the ISI Parent & Friends membership fee (€50/month over 10 months, collected as two direct‑debit payments of €250). Additional, variable costs arise from school trips, language weeks and IB/Matura exam‑related charges and are invoiced separately. Financial assistance for trips is available through the school's support channels.
Academics
International School Innsbruck teaches Australian Curriculum, IB (DP) for students aged 10 to 18.
Curriculum
Two learning streams with a parallel curriculum model. In the final two years, students study the Austrian National Curriculum alongside the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. English is a parallel instructional language, with some subjects taught bilingually by native English-speaking staff. Language tracks include Stream 1: Year 1 English; Year 3 French; Year 5 Latin; from Year 6 Spanish or Italian as electives. Stream 2: Year 1 English; Year 3 Latin; from Year 5 a choice from Ancient Greek, French or Italian; from Year 6 Spanish or Italian as electives.
Higher Education Progression
In the final year, students have the option to graduate from the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme alongside the Austrian Matura.
Gifted and Talented
The international class is open to all primary school graduates with talented language skills.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school provides school psychological counseling for pupils, parents and teachers to support social and emotional issues such as exam anxiety, problems in class, overload, bullying, and individual crises. After an initial consultation, solutions are developed and support is provided to implement the recommended measures, including coordination with external experts.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
International School Innsbruck provides further support classes for international students.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
In the classes of the International School, English is integrated into various subjects. This occurs through interaction with native English-speaking staff who are present year-round and international students enrolled in the Gymnasium.
Mental Wellbeing
School psychological counseling supports mental wellbeing and addresses social and emotional issues, exam anxiety and crises. The service is available to pupils, parents and teachers, with initial consultation and follow-up support; further expertise can be coordinated as needed.
Safeguarding
ISI has a Complaints & Communications Policy that ensures concerns are addressed transparently, confidentially and promptly. It sets out first points of contact for questions or complaints and provides an Ombudsperson for Schools with online contact, a toll-free hotline, and email. It also includes data protection and confidentiality provisions.
Admissions
Admissions
1. For admission to Year 1 classes in the 2026/27 school year, registration in person is required at the AGI office on the first floor during the registration period from Monday, 16 February 2026 through Friday, 27 February 2026. The registration period is held at the AGI office, and the daily times are posted for each day. Staff are available for a prior consultation; arrange an appointment through the office at +43 50902-8010. Bring the documents listed below when you register.
2. Please bring: Year 3 Report (Original and Copy); Year 4 Semester Report (Original and Copy); Proof of the child's residency from your local city or council (ZMR); and a completed registration form. Having both originals and copies helps expedite the process, and ensure documents are up to date and legible. If you wish to speak with staff before registration, contact the office to arrange an appointment.
3. General Admission (other classes): For other classes, use the following documents/forms as part of the application: Anmeldeformular - 5. Schulstufe_2026-27; Infobroschüre Aufnahmeverfahren MS_AHS in Innsbruck Stadt 2026-27; Anmeldeformular_9._Schulstufe_2026-27; UNESCO_5.Klasse_AES_S4_S5_2627.pdf; Registration for learning years 6 - 12.pdf. Complete and submit the relevant form for your grade level and review the brochures for grade-specific procedures. If you have questions about which form to choose, contact the admissions office.
FAQs
What curriculum does International School Innsbruck follow?
ISI offers two parallel learning streams. In the final two years, students may follow the Austrian National Curriculum or the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. The school is an IB World School.
What age range does ISI serve?
The school serves students aged 10 to 18 in a co-educational setting.
Where is International School Innsbruck located?
ISI is located at Angerzellgasse 14, A-6020 Innsbruck, Austria, in the heart of the Alps.
Does ISI accept students with special educational needs?
Admission of students with special educational needs is considered on an individual basis. The school provides further support classes for international students but does not have a comprehensive SEN department.
What languages are used for instruction?
English is the primary language of instruction alongside German. The school supports international students with further support classes.
Are there published tuition fees for ISI?
No published fee information was available for ISI. Families should contact the school directly for current tuition details.
Is ISI a public or private school?
ISI is an IB World School integrating international and Austrian education approaches. Families should contact the school for details on its funding model.
Does ISI have a religious affiliation?
No, International School Innsbruck does not have a religious affiliation.
What support is available for international students?
ISI provides further support classes specifically designed for international students to help them integrate academically and socially.
What extracurricular activities are available at ISI?
Details on specific extracurricular activities should be confirmed with the school. The Alpine setting in Innsbruck provides natural opportunities for outdoor and sporting activities.
