Indicative annual tuition
GBP 43,224–49,932
Lower
Higher fees
Higher
Worldwide
American curriculum schools worldwide
We list 71 schools teaching the American curriculum across 18 cities, with indicative annual tuition, curriculum and ages.
American schools in London
2 schools GBP 15,000–50,000
Indicative annual tuition
GBP 15,240–36,000
Lower
Mid-range fees
Higher
American schools in New York
9 schools USD 35,500–68,000
Indicative annual tuition
USD 65,370
Lower
Higher fees
Higher
Lycée Français de New York
Upper East Side, New York
French (Ministry of Education) / American
International
Ages 3–18
Indicative annual tuition
USD 50,125
Lower
Mid-range fees
Higher
Indicative annual tuition
USD 67,480
Lower
Higher fees
Higher
American schools in Istanbul
2 schools TRY 306,000–748,000
Indicative annual tuition
TRY 612,000–748,000
Lower
Mid-range fees
Higher
Indicative annual tuition
TRY 306,000–510,000
Lower
Lower fees
Higher
American schools in Miami
9 schools USD 22,000–55,000
Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart
Coconut Grove, Miami
US College Prep / AP (Catholic, Girls)
Private
Ages 3–18
Indicative annual tuition
USD 34,000–49,000
Lower
Mid-range fees
Higher
Indicative annual tuition
USD 36,000–53,400
Lower
Higher fees
Higher
Indicative annual tuition
USD 40,000–52,900
Lower
Higher fees
Higher
American schools in Singapore
2 schools SGD 38,000–65,000
Indicative annual tuition
SGD 37,800–64,800
Lower
Mid-range fees
Higher
Indicative annual tuition
SGD 47,300–55,400
Lower
Mid-range fees
Higher
American schools in Paris
2 schools EUR 12,500–38,500
Indicative annual tuition
EUR 20,550–38,560
Lower
Mid-range fees
Higher
Cours Molière International School
12th Arrondissement, Paris
Franco-American Bilingual
International
Ages 2–18
Indicative annual tuition
EUR 12,350–13,500
Lower
Lower fees
Higher
American schools in Toronto
2 schools CAD 44,000–46,500
Indicative annual tuition
CAD 43,800
Lower
Higher fees
Higher
Indicative annual tuition
CAD 46,395
Lower
Higher fees
Higher
American schools in Berlin
1 school EUR 500
John F. Kennedy School Berlin
Zehlendorf, Berlin
German-American Bilingual / US Diploma / German Abitur
Public
Ages 5–18
Indicative annual tuition
Up to EUR 500
Lower
Lower fees
Higher
American schools in Hong Kong
2 schools HKD 155,000–230,000
Indicative annual tuition
HKD 190,000–230,000
Lower
Higher fees
Higher
Indicative annual tuition
HKD 155,000–200,000
Lower
Mid-range fees
Higher
American schools in Abu Dhabi
4 schools AED 22,000–75,000
Indicative annual tuition
AED 50,000–72,000
Lower
Mid-range fees
Higher
Indicative annual tuition
AED 52,000–75,000
Lower
Mid-range fees
Higher
Indicative annual tuition
AED 40,000–60,000
Lower
Mid-range fees
Higher
American schools in Bangkok
4 schools THB 360,000–870,000
Indicative annual tuition
THB 680,000–870,000
Lower
Higher fees
Higher
Indicative annual tuition
THB 390,000–580,000
Lower
Mid-range fees
Higher
Indicative annual tuition
THB 430,000–640,000
Lower
Mid-range fees
Higher
American schools in Amsterdam
1 school EUR 21,000–29,000
Indicative annual tuition
EUR 21,000–29,000
Lower
Higher fees
Higher
American schools in Doha
3 schools QAR 48,000–75,000
Indicative annual tuition
QAR 52,000–72,000
Lower
Higher fees
Higher
Indicative annual tuition
QAR 55,000–75,000
Lower
Higher fees
Higher
Indicative annual tuition
QAR 48,000–68,000
Lower
Higher fees
Higher
American schools in Kuala Lumpur
2 schools MYR 50,000–95,000
International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL)
Ampang, Kuala Lumpur
American/IB
International
Ages 3–18
Indicative annual tuition
MYR 65,000–95,000
Lower
Higher fees
Higher
Mont'Kiara International School (M'KIS)
Mont Kiara, Kuala Lumpur
American/IB
International
Ages 3–18
Indicative annual tuition
MYR 50,000–75,000
Lower
Mid-range fees
Higher
American schools in Washington DC
10 schools USD 25,000–62,500
American schools in Vancouver
7 schools CAD 11,500–37,500
American schools in Riyadh
5 schools SAR 21,000–105,000
American schools in Sharjah
4 schools AED 17,500–50,500
What is the American curriculum?
The American curriculum is a flexible, student-centered education system widely adopted by international schools across the globe. Based on the Common Core State Standards and enriched by Advanced Placement (AP) courses, it offers a broad-based education that encourages well-rounded development. Students earn a US High School Diploma and can pursue AP exams for college credit, making it particularly advantageous for families considering higher education in the United States.
Approach
The American curriculum is organized into Elementary (K–5), Middle School (6–8), and High School (9–12) levels. It emphasizes a holistic educational experience that combines academics with extracurricular activities, sports, and community service. The GPA (Grade Point Average) system provides continuous assessment rather than relying solely on high-stakes final exams. AP courses allow motivated students to take college-level coursework and potentially earn university credits before graduation.
Key features
- Broad-based education with diverse subject offerings
- Advanced Placement (AP) courses for college-level rigor
- Continuous assessment through GPA system
- Strong emphasis on extracurricular activities and sports
- Flexible course selection allowing student-driven learning paths
- Seamless pathway to US universities and colleges worldwide
Suits
Families who value a well-rounded education combining academics, athletics, and extracurricular engagement. Particularly suited for students planning to attend universities in the United States or who benefit from a flexible, credit-based progression system.
Typical ages
5–18 years
Not sure where to start?
Tell us your city, your child's age and your budget, and we'll suggest schools that fit.
Free for parents
Hear back from schools that fit
Tell us about your child and we'll send your enquiry to up to 5 matching schools.
of 4 to compare
