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IB Curriculum International Schools in Georgia

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About international schools in Georgia

IB international schools in Georgia are concentrated in Tbilisi and typically offer one or more International Baccalaureate programmes (PYP, MYP and/or DP), with some schools delivering a full IB continuum and others offering only the DP or selected programmes. Many IB schools teach primarily in English but a number operate bilingual Georgian - English tracks or deliver early years and primary classes in Georgian while introducing English and other foreign languages. Annual tuition for international schools in Tbilisi most often sits in the mid-range for the city (typical headline fees cluster around GEL 8,000 - 11,000), though total annual costs rise once transport, meals, exam and registration charges are added. Schools normally follow a September - June academic year; applications are accepted on a rolling basis by some schools while others open formal application windows in the first half of the year, and most admissions include an assessment, prior transcripts and identity documents.

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At a glance 4 schools · avg fee GEL 5,250
Schools listed
4
Curricula
7
Average annual fee
GEL 5,250
Fee range
GEL 5,000 – 5,500
Most common curriculum
IB (PYP) (4 schools)
Average school size
1,425 pupils
Largest by enrolment
European School
Oldest
New School International School of Georgia (1999)
With boarding
1

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FAQs for Georgia

Which IB programmes are offered and what ages do they cover?
The IB offers a continuum of programmes from early years through to pre-university: the Primary Years Programme (PYP) for roughly ages 3 - 12, the Middle Years Programme (MYP) for roughly ages 11 - 16, and the Diploma Programme (DP) for students aged about 16 - 19. Schools in Georgia are authorised to offer any combination of these programmes, so check each school’s authorisations if you want a full PYP - MYP - DP pathway.
Will an IB Diploma let my child apply to Georgian universities?
The IB Diploma is generally recognised for university entry internationally, and schools in Georgia report that the DP is accepted as equivalent to the national certificate for progression to higher education. If you have a particular Georgian university in mind, contact its admissions office to confirm specific entry or recognition rules for IB graduates.
What language support and languages of instruction should I expect?
Most international IB schools in Georgia teach principally in English, but several run bilingual programmes or Georgian-medium sections, especially at younger ages; Russian, German, French and Spanish are commonly offered as additional languages. Schools typically publish a language policy or provision for English as an Additional Language (EAL) and for mother-tongue support, so review their language policy documents if maintaining or improving a particular language is important.
How much should I budget beyond headline tuition?
Headline tuition covers classroom instruction but families should budget additionally for registration/enrolment fees, school transport, meals, uniforms, external exam fees and extracurriculars; these extras can add several hundred to a few thousand GEL a year depending on the school and services used. Published fee pages and independent school-fee surveys give the best picture for a specific school year, so request a full schedule of compulsory and optional charges before you commit.
When should we start the application process and what documents are typically required?
Begin enquiries several months before your intended start date; many schools advertise places and start formal applications in the first half of the year for September entry, while others accept rolling applications year-round if places are available. Typical requirements are a completed application form, copies of passport and birth certificate, recent school reports or transcripts (with translations if not in English or Georgian), and any assessment or interview results; some schools also ask for proof of vaccinations or residency.