Compare Canadian Curriculum International Schools in Myanmar

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees MMK 474,000 - 1,075,000

Type Co-educational

Location

The ILBC Taunggyi branches are in Taunggyi, the capital of Shan State in eastern Myanmar. ILBC International School – Taunggyi is listed at No.123 Phayar Thone Sul Kyaung Street, Thumingalar Housing, Thingangyun. ILBC IGCSE is at No.27, Corner of Yangyi Aung Street and Kanbawza Street, Yayayekwin Quarter. ILBC Preschool is at No. (Ma/255), Shu Hmyaw Khinn Road, Taunggyi. Taunggyi is the regional hub in Shan State.

Stages

The Taunggyi branches offer Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary programs. The IGCSE campus provides Cambridge IGCSE as part of the secondary pathway.

Type

The Taunggyi branches operate as private international schools. They are presented as day programs with no boarding facilities listed for these Taunggyi campuses.

Additional learning support

Public information does not publish a dedicated SEN policy for the Taunggyi branches. The site mentions English Proficiency Course (EPC) and Technology Integrated Learning (TIL) among its programs, but specific Additional Learning Needs provisions are not described.

Country affiliation

The branches operate in Myanmar. The site also describes a U.S. Dual Diploma Program, indicating some cross-border educational offerings, but there is no formal country affiliation stated for the Taunggyi branches.

Religious affiliation

No religious affiliation is indicated for the Taunggyi ILBC branches.

School day structure

The academic year runs from June to March, with two semesters (June–October and November–March). School hours may differ by campus, and a single timetable is not published.

Bus service

A school bus service is not listed for the Taunggyi branches on the ILBC site.

Application & Registration Fees

- Placement test fee: MMK 50,000.
- Admission fee (new student): MMK 500,000.
- Admission fee (returning/old student): MMK 100,000.
- Separate short-term/programme registration fees (where charged) for continuing vs new students are applied in some ILBC programmes (example: continuing students MMK 40,000; new students MMK 50,000). Confirm with local campus accounts for which registration component applies to your enrolment.

Tuition (Taunggyi — ILBC Lashio / Taunggyi / Myeik group) — TIL (Technology Integrated Learning) Monthly Tuition

Tuition is presented and billed as a monthly school fee. The published monthly amounts for the 2025–2026 academic year for Taunggyi (grouped with Lashio and Myeik) are:

- Kindergarten (On-campus): MMK 939,000 per month.
- Kindergarten (Online): MMK 474,000 per month.

- Primary I (On-campus): MMK 967,000 per month.
- Primary I (Online): MMK 502,000 per month.

- Primary II (On-campus): MMK 967,000 per month.
- Primary II (Online): MMK 502,000 per month.

- Primary III (On-campus): MMK 967,000 per month.
- Primary III (Online): MMK 502,000 per month.

- Primary IV (On-campus): MMK 992,000 per month.
- Primary IV (Online): MMK 527,000 per month.

- Primary V (On-campus): MMK 992,000 per month.
- Primary V (Online): MMK 527,000 per month.

- Primary VI (On-campus): MMK 992,000 per month.
- Primary VI (Online): MMK 527,000 per month.

- Secondary I (On-campus): MMK 1,015,000 per month.
- Secondary I (Online): MMK 550,000 per month.

- Secondary II (On-campus): MMK 1,015,000 per month.
- Secondary II (Online): MMK 550,000 per month.

- Secondary III (On-campus): MMK 1,015,000 per month.
- Secondary III (Online): MMK 550,000 per month.

- Secondary IV (On-campus): MMK 1,035,000 per month.
- Secondary IV (Online): MMK 570,000 per month.

- Secondary V (On-campus): MMK 1,055,000 per month.
- Secondary V (Online): MMK 590,000 per month.

- Secondary VI (On-campus): MMK 1,075,000 per month.
- Secondary VI (Online): MMK 610,000 per month.

(These amounts are published as "ILBC TIL Monthly School Fees" for the 2025–2026 academic year.)

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition for TIL is billed on a monthly basis (the figures above are monthly school fees). Parents must supply the student ID with every payment to ensure correct reconciliation.
- Payment reconciliation relies on correct data entry (Student ID, grade/campus, student name and contact) when using bank or mobile payment apps; specific instructions are provided for each app. Accepted collection channels include AYA Bank (mBanking), KBZ (KBZ Pay / mBanking), WaveMoney, CB Bank (CB Pay), CitizenPay, Yoma Bank, and A+ Wallet. Follow the required data-field format when submitting a payment to ensure it is matched to the student account.
- Cashier / Accounts contacts are available for payment enquiries; business office hours and contact details are published for accounts/cashier. Parents should reference the school's payment guidance when making transfers to avoid reconciliation delays.

Boarding fees / boarding availability

- ILBC Taunggyi is listed as a day school campus (campus addresses and contacts for Taunggyi are given); no boarding or hostel fees are published for the Taunggyi branches. There are no published boarding fee schedules for Taunggyi. If boarding is required, inquire directly with the Taunggyi campus accounts/administration for local arrangements.

Other costs and typical additional fees

- Textbooks and exercise books are required for both on-campus and off-campus learning. For off-campus (online) learning, students are expected to use their own laptops/computers; for on-campus learning the school provides computers for younger grades but a laptop requirement applies for off-campus components. These material and equipment needs are additional to the monthly tuition.
- Examination entry costs, external exam board fees (IGCSE / A level / any third-party assessment) and any specific subject-related supplementary fees are standard components at international exam schools; such fees are not detailed in the general TIL monthly schedule and are handled separately by the school when exam registration occurs—parents should expect exam registration/entry charges at the time of subject entry.
- Occasional one-off fees (for extra-curricular activities, summer programmes, short courses or special programmes) are published per programme; those programme fees (for example, short-course registrations or EPC/TBL programme fees) vary by programme and session. Example programme registration fees and one-off course fees have been used for short courses in local announcements.

Refund information

- No single public, detailed refund schedule for all fee components is published in the general fee tables. For registration/admission or other fee refund queries the school directs parents to the Accounts/Cashier office and to the campus management team for city-specific refund or withdrawal handling; parents should use the published cashier contact points for formal refund requests. Specific refund outcomes and whether a fee component is refundable (for example whether registration, placement or admission fees are refundable) are handled by the school's accounts administration.

Payment methods accepted

- Accepted payment channels include: AYA Bank (mBanking), KBZ Pay / KBZ mBanking, WaveMoney, CB Pay, CitizensPay, Yoma Bank transfers and A+ Wallet. Each payment channel requires particular data-field formatting; parents must include Student ID and other identifying fields as required by the payment app to ensure correct reconciliation. Cashier and accounts contact details are published for any payment queries.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The ILBC Taunggyi branches do not publicly disclose any dedicated Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) program or staff.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Public ILBC materials for Taunggyi do not disclose any Special Educational Needs (SEN) provision or whether it is a specialist SEN institution.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

There is no publicly disclosed EAL provision; ILBC materials do not specify English as an Additional Language support.

Mental Wellbeing

No publicly disclosed mental wellbeing program or staff is described in ILBC Taunggyi materials.

Safeguarding

No safeguarding policy or child protection procedures are described in ILBC Taunggyi materials.

Admissions

1. Admissions Process
The ILBC International School system emphasizes clear expectations and careful placement. Prospective students and parents should become familiar with the school program, facilities, and student expectations, as ILBC maintains high academic standards and promotes Myanmar cultural appreciation and personal development. Admission is based on a review of records, past performance, age, maturity, class numbers, and acceptable performance on the school's screening assessments. This means that where a class has limited numbers, placement decisions are influenced by both prior records and how a student performs in screening tasks.

2. Documents Needed for Admission
Families must prepare a set of documents to accompany the online application. Required items include a completed online admission form, school records (report cards, transcripts, certificates, test scores), a copy of the passport for international students, and proof that all required fees have been paid (billing form completed). Having these documents ready helps the school verify prior academic history and eligibility quickly.

3. Online Application and Fees
Parents should submit the online admission form and attach available school records and standardized test results when possible. The school reserves the right to request copies of student records before enrollment. Health records must be provided, and immunizations should align with school policy; the medical team will assess the student's suitability for ILBC. In addition to application steps, certain fees apply early in the process: a placement test fee and admission fees for new or returning students.

4. Screening, Health, and Placement
All applicants take a screening assessment to determine the best placement within the school. The screening includes a writing sample, a math test, and an informal interview to assess reading, speaking, and listening skills. Parents and students should read the Student Manual and the School Rules & Regulations to understand expectations and policies before joining. Health records and immunization status are reviewed as part of the intake process, and the school medical team evaluates suitability for admission.

5. Readings and Final Steps
As part of the admissions finish-line, both parents and students are expected to read and be well acquainted with the student manual and school rules and regulations contained in the admission materials. This ensures that families understand policies on behavior, attendance, assessments, and overall school expectations. Once the screening and health checks are complete and all documents are reviewed, the school will communicate next steps

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Stanford Canadian International School

Fees MMK 4,900 - 8,600

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Application fees
- Application / registration fee: Not stated in the public fee information provided by the school.

Tuition fees by school year (annual amounts)
- Day Care / Nursery (age 2–3): USD 7,000 per year.
- Age 4 (early years / Pre-K level): USD 7,400 per year.
- Age 5–6 (KG / early primary entry): USD 7,800 per year.
- Age 6–7 (early primary years): USD 8,600 per year.
- Age 7–12 (primary years): USD 7,200 per year (listed for several consecutive age groups).
- Alternate Day Care / Nursery listing: USD 4,900 per year (a separate nursery figure appears in the published listing).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school publishes an annual academic calendar and provides an admissions/application form that offers intake for the 2026/2027 academic year; a detailed termly billing schedule and explicit payment deadlines are not provided in the publicly available admissions materials. Parents should note that the school operates on an academic-year basis.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- Boarding: Not applicable. Stanford Canadian International School is presented as a day school / early-years and primary programme across its campuses; no boarding programme or boarding fees are listed.

Other costs and mandatory extras
- Uniforms, activity/club fees, exam fees, learning-materials fees, transport charges, and similar additional costs are not itemised in the publicly listed fee information. These items are not shown in the published fee summary available to the public.

Refund information
- A public refund policy (for tuition, deposits, or other fees) is not listed in the school's publicly posted admissions or fee materials.

Fee payment options
- Specific accepted payment methods (for example bank transfer, local cash, international wire, credit card or payment platforms) are not detailed in the school's public admissions or fee materials. Parents should use the school's admissions contact channels for payment arrangements. Contact details listed for the school include scis@stanfordmyanmar.com and the campus phone numbers shown in the admissions information.

Notes for parents
- The figures above are the published annual tuition amounts shown for each age group in the school's public listing. Full term-by-term breakdowns, registration or application fees, refundable deposit rules, uniforms and other mandatory extras are not itemised in the publicly available materials for the school. For questions about payment schedules, payment methods, refundable deposits or specific extra costs tied to a particular grade or campus intake, contact the school's admissions office using the published school contact details.

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