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What exactly is an international school? The types explained
The name 'international school' covers different legal statuses and admission rules from country to country. This guide sorts the types using official notes from Korea, Thailand, Malaysia, China, the Philippines, Singapore, New Zealand and Canada, and lists what to check.
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International, local and Korean schools: how they differ
For parents planning a move abroad or a return to Korea, this guide uses official notes to compare local schools, Korean schools abroad and foreign schools in Korea on enrolment and recognition of study. Rules differ by country, region and school, so confirm with the official body and the school.
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IB, British and American curricula: the basics side by side
A short, source-based overview of how IB, British (the national curriculum and Cambridge) and American (AP) programmes are structured and assessed. Rules differ by country, school and university, so confirm the latest details with each.
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What school accreditation (CIS, WASC, NEASC, Cognia, BSO) tells you
Accreditation means a school meets an outside body's standards and is reviewed regularly. Methods and cycles differ, so check both the status and the latest report.
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Reading a Fee Schedule: Tuition, Levies, Debentures and Company Sponsorship
International school costs rarely stop at one tuition line. This guide uses official sources to walk through levies, debentures, application fees, fee-increase rules and how to send the money.
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International School Admissions: Documents, Assessments and Waitlists
For parents preparing an international school application: documents, achievement and ability assessments, and how to check timelines, based on official pages and publisher guides. Waitlists and other school-specific rules should be confirmed with the school.
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Not fluent in English yet? Understanding EAL support
For families preparing a child who is still building English for school abroad, this article summarises research on how long it takes, how the US, Canada and England handle enrolment, and ways to keep the home language. Rules differ by country, school and area, so it ends with questions to confirm.
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Choosing a city: safety, the Korean community and school options, in order
For parents choosing a city abroad, this guide sets out the order in which to look at safety levels, the size of the Korean community and school options, drawing on official data and published advice. Figures and rules change, so confirm them with the official bodies and schools.
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Moving back to Korea: re-entering Korean schools and preparing documents
Overseas school documents usually need an apostille or consular confirmation unless the school is on the ministry's exempt list. Grade placement follows regional office rules.
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Boarding schools: welfare standards and guardians
For families considering boarding, or leaving a child behind after the parents move on, this guide sets out England's boarding minimum standards and each country's guardian rules, based on official guidance. Rules change, so confirm with the official body and the school.
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CIS International Accreditation: school evaluation focused on global citizenship
- Focus on global citizenship
- Recognised by ministries and universities
- CIS is accredited by ICAISA
出典: Council of International Schools — Global Recognition of CIS International Accreditation · 2026-10-29確認
ACS WASC: a US regional accreditor serving many Asian schools
- 5,500+ schools
- Self-study validated by a visiting committee
- Annual progress reports
出典: ACS WASC — WASC Overview · 2026-10-29確認
NEASC international accreditation: ACE Learning on a five-year cycle
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