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International Schools in Nha Trang, Vietnam

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About international schools in Nha Trang, Vietnam

Nha Trang’s international-school scene is small compared with Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City and is made up of a few purpose-built schools plus several bilingual private schools, preschools and English-language centres that serve the city’s expatriate and internationally minded Vietnamese families. Curricula you are most likely to find include Cambridge (IGCSE) programmes and schools that combine the Vietnamese national syllabus with an English-language or international stream; many schools also run strong English immersion in early years. Annual tuition for full international or Cambridge pathways in Nha Trang commonly sits in the low-to-mid hundreds of millions of VND, with other costs for registration, uniforms and school trips charged on top. Admissions are generally less congested than in larger cities but typically require an application, an assessment or placement interview, and early contact with schools is recommended to secure a place.

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At a glance 5 schools · avg fee VND 141,051,000
Schools listed
5
Curricula
9
Average annual fee
VND 141,051,000
Fee range
VND 115,240,000 – 155,101,000
Most common curriculum
Cambridge IGCSE (4 schools)
Average school size
400 pupils
Largest by enrolment
UK Academy – Quang Ngai Campus
Oldest
AVE Academy International School - Key Stage 2 Campus (2014)
With boarding
1
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FAQs for Vietnam

What curricula do international schools in Nha Trang usually follow?
You will most often encounter Cambridge (Cambridge Assessment/IGCSE) programmes and schools that offer the Vietnamese national curriculum alongside an English-language or international stream; some smaller providers use Singapore-style or other international approaches for younger children. Full International Baccalaureate provision is uncommon in Nha Trang itself, so families seeking IB often look to larger cities.
How much should I budget for school fees?
Tuition for a full international or Cambridge-track year in Nha Trang typically falls in the low-to-mid hundreds of millions of VND per year, with exact figures varying by campus, year group and whether meals, transport and exam fees are included. Schools publish different fee schedules and many charge separate registration, administration and uniform fees, so compare total annual costs rather than headline tuition alone.
When do schools accept applications and how competitive is admission?
Many schools in Nha Trang operate rolling admissions year-round, though families often apply a term or two before they want their child to start; some schools also open formal application windows for the next academic year. Expect an academic assessment or classroom trial and a parent interview in many cases, and contact schools early - especially for popular year groups - to avoid limited availability.
What ages and languages of instruction are offered?
Providers in Nha Trang cover from preschool through secondary in different formats: English-immersion preschools and primary classes are common, with IGCSE offered at secondary for those on the Cambridge pathway. Instruction languages are usually English in international streams and Vietnamese in the national programme, and many schools offer Vietnamese, English and additional language lessons as part of their curriculum.
What should relocating families prioritise when choosing a school in Nha Trang?
Look for clear information on the curriculum and external exam pathways (for example IGCSE), teacher qualifications and the balance of local versus expatriate staff, plus the school’s approach to language learning and pastoral care. Also check published fees and what they include, campus location relative to where you will live, and whether the school has suitable support for children who are new to English or to the chosen curriculum.