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German Curriculum International Schools in Georgia

Compare 3 German Curriculum international schools in Georgia. Filter by curriculum, fees, location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
3
Curricula
10
Most common curriculum
German Curriculum (3 schools)
Average school size
2,000 pupils
More school facts
Largest by enrolment
European School
Oldest
St. George's British-Georgian School (2003)
About international schools in Georgia

German-curriculum international education in Georgia is concentrated in Tbilisi and is delivered by a German-language school that follows German state curricula and leads to the Deutsches Internationales Abitur over a 12-year pathway, with a German-language kindergarten feeding into primary and secondary grades. Instruction is predominantly in German while Georgian and English are taught alongside, and kindergartens typically accept children without prior German while later entry usually requires stronger German ability or language support. Annual tuition at the German international school in Tbilisi is published by the school and recent fee schedules show a band roughly in the mid-four-figure to low-five-figure range in Georgian lari depending on age and whether meals or full-day care are included. Admissions are aligned with the Georgian school year: families should expect application windows in the months before the September term, an entry conversation or assessment, a one-off admission fee and billed tuition instalments with set deadlines, so plan and ask early about language provision, transport and additional costs such as trips and textbooks.

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FAQs for Georgia

How many German-curriculum international schools are there in Georgia?
There is a single German-language international school operating in Tbilisi that is part of Germany’s network of German schools abroad; other international schools in Georgia may teach German as a foreign language or offer German clubs, but do not run a full German curriculum leading to the Deutsches Internationales Abitur.
What qualification do students receive and where does it lead?
Pupils following the full German programme at the German international school in Tbilisi progress towards the Deutsches Internationales Abitur, the German international school-leaving qualification. That diploma is recognised for university admission in German-speaking countries and widely accepted internationally, although specific university entry requirements vary by country and institution.
What language support is available for non-German speakers?
The kindergarten and early years are designed to admit children without German and to develop language skills through immersion and targeted support, while older entrants are usually required to demonstrate sufficient German or receive intensive language support before full integration into German-medium lessons. Parents should ask individual schools about staged entry, extra German lessons, and EAL or bilingual support for pupils.
What should I budget for school fees and extras?
The school’s published fee schedule for 2026/27 shows annual tuition varying by stage (examples range from roughly 10,805 GEL for kindergarten up to around 20,655 GEL for upper secondary, with additional charges for catering and some activities); there is also a one-off admission fee and standard extras such as textbooks, trips, uniforms and optional clubs. Check the school’s current fee schedule and payment terms carefully because billed amounts, billing dates and what is included (meals, materials, trips) differ by year group.
When should a relocating family apply and what are common enrolment requirements?
Families typically begin enquiries several months before the September start of term; the German school recommends early pre-registration because places in kindergarten and single classes are limited, and formal enrolment often requires payment of an admission charge and a deposit or advance instalment. Admissions processes commonly include parental information meetings, documentation (birth certificate, previous school records) and language or readiness interviews for the child, so gather paperwork early and confirm deadlines with the school.
What practical checks should I make when visiting a German-curriculum school in Tbilisi?
Ask to see the language-support pathway for newcomers, the timetable and how much teaching is in German versus Georgian or English, and request the most recent fee schedule and a clear list of extras (meals, trips, materials, transport). Also check safeguarding and wellbeing provisions, how the school supports transitions to local or foreign universities, and practical matters for relocation such as bus routes, school-day hours and after-school care.