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ILG School - International Learning Group

Instructs in English

Ages 1 - 17 years

Type Co-educational

ILG School in Pristina, Kosovo, is a non-profit international school delivering the International Baccalaureate curriculum across the continuum: Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP). Instruction is in English, with English Language Acquisition support for learners from 40 countries. Albanian Language and Literature is taught for native speakers, while French is offered in Elementary as a second language and French or German in Secondary. The school uses MAP Growth and DRA to monitor progress and tailor instruction. The three-building campus includes a library, two gyms, a cafeteria, and spaces for music, art, design, and multimedia, plus a science laboratory and outdoor sports areas. ILG is Cognia accredited, licensed by the Kosovo Ministry of Education, and member of ACES, CEESA, and AAIE. It is the only school in Kosovo authorized to offer all three IB Programmes. Executive Director serves as President of KISA. It emphasizes a warm, inclusive community.

Location

ILG School is located at Veternik 1, 10000 Prishtina, Kosovo. Bus transportation is available for students.

Stages

ILG School offers the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme (MYP) for students aged 11 to 16 (Grades 6-10). ILG is an IB World School implementing a full continuum of IB Programmes.

Pupil Nationality Mix

The school community represents over 40 countries and speaks over 28 languages.

Additional learning support

Educational Support Services (ESS) are available to support students.

Bus service

Bus transportation is available.

Application fees
- No public application or one-time registration fee amount is published on the school's publicly available admissions materials. The school requires completion of an online application form and an internal tuition questionnaire to confirm fee category; any specific application/registration charge is provided to families during the admissions process.

Tuition fees by year group (overview of structure; amounts not published publicly)
- Tuition is administered under a three-tier model based on employer contribution levels: Reduced Rate (0–40% employer coverage), Tiered Rate (41–90% coverage) and Standard Rate (91–100% coverage). Students are placed into the applicable tier after completion of the school's tuition questionnaire. Tuition covers daily snack and routine after-school activities included in the standard offer.
- Specific numeric tuition amounts by year group and per term are not published in the school's publicly visible admissions pages; families receive the full, detailed fee schedule and the category assignment through the school's admissions/finance process.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Billing schedule: tuition can be paid in two equal instalments due in August and January.
- Payment terms: all tuition payments must be completed by wire transfer; families are instructed to include any bank transfer charges so the school receives the full invoiced amount and to insert the student's name in the transfer description. The school states that the highest applicable fee will be applied unless a reduced-rate application is completed and approved.

Bank / payment details
- Accepted payment method: wire transfer to the school's bank account. No public listing of credit-card payment or online card payment as an accepted method is shown.
- Bank details (as published for wire transfers):
- Bank: ProCredit Bank, Prishtina.
- Account name: International Learning Group.
- Account number: 1110 1882 4500 0170.
- IBAN: XK051110188245000170.
- SWIFT/BIC: MBKOXKPR.
- Families are asked to include the child's name in the transfer reference and to ensure all transfer charges are paid so the school receives the full amount.

Boarding fees
- No boarding programme or boarding fees are described in the school's public programme descriptions; the school is presented as a day-school model serving Crèche through Grade 12. No published boarding fees are available.

Other costs and optional charges
- After‑school activities: a standard set of ASAs is included in tuition; outside providers and some extra activities may charge additional fees for optional services.
- Peripatetic music, bus transportation and the school lunch programme are listed as available services; charges for these services (where applicable) are not published as fixed amounts on the public pages and may be charged separately.
- Educational support services or additional individualised support may incur extra charges where outside specialists or additional tuition are required; such additional fees are handled case-by-case.
- Uniforms, specialised equipment, textbooks (where applicable), school trip admissions for extended/optional trips, and some external provider fees are typical additional family expenses; no fixed uniform or textbook price list is published publicly.

Refund information
- No publicly posted, detailed refund policy for tuition, deposits or other fees is available on the school's admissions pages. Refund or withdrawal terms are managed through the school's finance and admissions offices; families are directed to the school's finance contact for the specific refund and withdrawal terms that apply to a given enrolment.

Fee payment options and methods
- The school requires wire transfers for tuition payments and provides full bank details for this purpose. Credit-card payment or other electronic payment methods are not listed in the school's public payment instructions. Parents are asked to ensure all transfer fees are covered so the school receives the full invoiced amount.

Brief summary of what was found and next step for precise numeric figures
- The school publishes the tuition model (Reduced/Tiered/Standard), what is included in tuition (daily snack and standard ASAs), the payment schedule (two instalments: August and January) and the required payment mechanism (wire transfer with provided bank details). The school's detailed numeric fee schedule by year group, per‑term amounts, any one‑time registration or application charges, and explicit refund amounts/conditions are provided to applicants through the school's internal Tuition Questionnaire / admissions and finance process rather than as a public fee table. For exact numeric tuition rates by grade and per term, the school's admissions or finance office provides the full fee schedule during the application/placement process.

Food Options

The school has a Lunch Program.

House System

The school has a house system that engages students to become part of the team and to take the lead.

Governance and Ownership

The school is a non-profit NGO founded by parents and teachers. Governance includes an Assembly of Members and a School Board, with parents participating through ILG Community (ILG-CO) and other school committees.

Curriculum

ILG School offers the IB continuum: Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP). The school provides instruction in English to students from over 40 countries, with English Language Acquisition support for learners. Albanian Language and Literature is included for native Albanian speakers. In Elementary, French is offered as a second language; in Secondary, students may choose between French and German. The school uses MAP Growth and the Developmental Reading Assessment (DRA) to monitor progress and tailor instruction. The three-building campus includes a library, two gyms, a cafeteria, music, art, design, and multimedia rooms, a science laboratory, and outdoor sports areas. ILG is Cognia accredited, licensed by the Kosovo Ministry of Education, and a member of ACES, CEESA, and AAIE. ILG School is the only school offering all three IB Programmes in Kosovo.

Higher Education Progression

IB Diploma Programme is widely recognized by universities worldwide, and IB Diploma holders gain admission to top universities around the world.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school provides social and emotional learning through Educational Support Services (ESS), which partners with students, parents, the community, and other educators to support the academic, personal, social, and emotional growth of all students. The ESS team comprises the School Counsellor (who also serves as the Secondary Counselor), the Elementary Counselor, and ESS teachers. The EST collaborates with families and staff to tailor supports to each learner's holistic development. MAP Growth and the Developmental Reading Assessment (DRA) are used to monitor progress and guide targeted supports.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Educational Support Services (ESS) provides inclusive support for diverse learners, led by the School Counsellor/SEN Coordinator and ESS teachers; the ESS process includes referrals, data collection, parent meetings, and targeted strategies to support each student's development.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school has an English Language Acquisition program to support English language learners; Albanian Language and Literature is taught for native Albanian speakers; English is the language of instruction for the IB programmes; Elementary offers French as a second language, and Secondary offers French or German as language options.

Mental Wellbeing

ILG's mission nurtures the intellectual, emotional, physical, and creative potential of each student, reflecting a commitment to mental wellbeing within its holistic development framework. The ESS and counseling services support students' social and emotional growth.

Safeguarding

A nurse provides daily health support and first aid on campus. A Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead leads safeguarding initiatives. Bus transport staff have up-to-date First Aid and CPR training to keep students safe while traveling.

Admissions

1. Complete online application: Begin by completing the online application using the application link on the admissions page. The link is labeled 'Register Now' and directs applicants to the form. After submission, the Admissions Office will contact you to outline the next steps. This step establishes the initial review of your application. 2. Submit enrollment documents: Provide copies of Passport or Birth Certificate, Vaccination Record, Health Insurance, and school reports in English (minimum three years) plus a transfer letter from the current school (Fletekalim). Send these documents to admissions@ilg-ks.org. After receipt, the Admissions Office will review the documents and follow up. 3. Age and grade eligibility: ILG accepts applications from Crèche through Grade 12. Students are admitted by age with the following cutoffs by September 30: Crèche age 1; Toddlers 2; EY1 3; EY2 4; EY3 5; Grade 1 6; Grade 12 17. The age requirements determine grade placement. 4. Tuition and payments: Tuition payments are by wire transfer. There are three categories: Reduced Rate (0% to 40% covered by employer), Tiered Rate (41% to 90% covered by employer), and Standard Rate (91% to 100% covered by employer). Upon receipt of the ILG Tuition Questionnaire 2025-26, the Admissions Office will confirm your child's tuition category. Tuition Fees include a daily snack and after-school activities. 5. Virtual Admission Center: ILG offers a Virtual Admission Center to assist with remote admissions. Prospective families can obtain information and complete steps remotely. Contact details are provided on the admissions pages.

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EFIP - French International School of Pristina

Instructs in French, English, Albanian

Ages 3 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

EFIP, the French International School of Prishtina, is a private, secular campus in Matiçan that serves students from age 3 to 18. It is part of the AEFE network and holds dual accreditation from the education ministries of France and Kosovo, reflecting its Francophone curriculum and governance. The school follows the official French curriculum, with CNED materials used in secondary grades to lead to the French Baccalaureate, and it opened its High School level in 2024 (Grades 10-12). In primary school, students choose one of two language tracks: English plus Albanian, or Albanian plus English, with language-centered instruction in grammar, spelling, and portions of mathematics. From Grade 7 a third language - Spanish or German - begins. EFIP emphasizes multilingualism through a library in French, English, and Albanian and a supportive FLSco program for non-French speakers. Facilities span over 1,000 m2, with dedicated zones for each school level, a canteen, daycare, and minibus transport options.

Location

EFIP is located at 62, rue Sokol Sopi, Matiçan, Pristina, Kosovo. Located in the Matiçan area of Pristina, Kosovo. Accessible via local roads in Pristina. EFIP is part of the AEFE French education network.

Stages

From preschool to high school. The school comprises Kindergarten, Elementary School, Middle School, and High School.

Type

Private and secular French international school (AEFE-network).

Pupil Nationality Mix

More than 30 nationalities represented; international student body.

Additional learning support

Dedicated French as Language of Schooling (FLSco) program for non-French-speaking students, including intensive French language classes and personalized support to integrate into the regular curriculum.

Country affiliation

France and Kosovo (dual accreditation by the education ministries of France and Kosovo).

Religious affiliation

Secular.

School day structure

Daycare: 8:00–8:30; School: 8:30–15:30; Afternoon daycare: 15:45–17:30.

Application / Registration fee

- The school requires an initial registration fee (first registration fee) to confirm admission. This registration fee is not refundable in the event of withdrawal.
- Early-registration discounts on the registration fee are applied when registration is completed by the published early deadline (example: registrations completed by 30 April 2025 received a discount of -25% for the first child and -40% for the second child).

Tuition fees by year group (overview and categories)

- Tuition fee amounts are set by school level and by family situation. The school operates three fee categories: Kosovar families, French families, and families whose fees are partially or fully covered by an employer. Exact tuition amounts by year group or term are not published in the public material available.
- Tuition varies by education level: nursery/kindergarten, primary (elementary), middle school, and high school. CNED-supported secondary education and the French curriculum apply at the middle and high school levels.
- Sibling discounts are applied to school fees: 2nd child -15%; 3rd child -20%; 4th child -20%. These reductions apply to school tuition (the reduction is applied to the youngest child) and do not apply to employer-funded tuition.

Per-term / per-year amounts

- Specific per-term or per-year numeric tuition figures for the 2026/27 academic year (and for 2025/26 where 2026/27 figures are not available) are not published in the publicly available admissions or services materials; therefore per-term and per-year amounts cannot be provided here. The school states that tuition rates depend on grade level and family fee category.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Admission is confirmed after payment of the first registration fee; final registration is confirmed by the school by email within seven days of that payment. The first registration fee is non-refundable on withdrawal.
- No public, detailed billing schedule (for example: termly installments, quarterly billing dates, or deadlines for full-year vs. installment payments) is published in the available admissions or services information. Tuition billing frequency and late-payment penalties, if any, are not specified in the public materials.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not listed among the school services. EFIP operates as a day school offering transportation, canteen, nursery and before/after-school daycare; therefore boarding/internat fees are not applicable.

Other costs and optional fees

- School transportation: minibus transport is available through a partner provider; pricing is tailored based on distance and number of students and is charged separately from tuition. Registration for transport is required.
- School canteen (lunch): canteen service is available for all students; meal participation and pricing are optional and charged separately from tuition. Registration for canteen service is required.
- Before- and after-school daycare: offered (morning and afternoon); the school notes the service is open to all students. Any specific fees for daycare are not published in the available materials.
- Extracurricular clubs and holiday camps: activities and clubs are available; registration and separate pricing apply. Specific per-activity fees are not published in the available materials.
- Uniform: no mandatory uniform fee or uniform cost schedule is published in the public materials; uniform requirements and related costs are not specified in the available admissions/services information.
- Examination, registration, materials or specific activity fees (other than the non-refundable initial registration fee) are not listed with public amounts; any such fees that may apply are handled according to the school's internal billing policies.

Refund information

- The school states explicitly that the first registration fee is not refundable in the event of withdrawal. No additional publicly stated refund policy for tuition or optional services is published in the available admissions or services materials.

Fee payment options

- The available public materials do not specify accepted payment methods (for example bank transfer, local currency, international transfer, credit card, or online payment portals). Payment methods and banking details are not published in the admissions or services pages that are publicly available.

Summary for parents

- An initial, non-refundable registration fee is required to confirm a place. Early-registration discounts on that registration fee have been applied in past published enrollment cycles. Tuition rates differ by year group and by family category (Kosovar, French, employer-funded) and sibling discounts apply. Optional services (transport, canteen, daycare, clubs) are charged separately. Specific numeric tuition amounts (per term or per year), detailed billing schedules, and published payment-method instructions are not publicly available in the school's admissions and services materials; these items are set by the school and provided directly at enrollment.

- Key referenced school statements used to prepare this fees overview: admissions and FAQ material describing registration fee policy, fee categories and sibling discounts; the services material describing transport, canteen, nursery and daycare.

Curriculum

EFIP enriches French education with strong English and Albanian programs from kindergarten. In primary school, students follow one of two language tracks: 7 hours of English and 3 of Albanian, or the reverse, with grammar, spelling, and portions of mathematics taught in the language of instruction. In middle and high school, a third language (Spanish or German) begins in Grade 7; the secondary curriculum uses CNED materials to align with the official French curriculum and leads to the French Baccalaureate.

Student Teacher Ratio

Small class sizes with individualized attention.

Exam Results

100% success and strong academic results in national and international benchmarks.

Higher Education Progression

Holds the French Baccalaureate Diploma, globally recognized and supporting progression to higher education worldwide.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

A caring and supportive environment helps students grow with confidence and develop a lifelong love of learning.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Small class sizes provide individualized attention and a learning experience adapted to different strengths, rhythms, and needs.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school teaches in French, English and Albanian.

Admissions

EFIP welcomes students of all nationalities in accordance with the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE) guidelines and the regulations governing French schools abroad. The school is accredited by the French Ministry of Education and the Kosovar Ministry of Education, ensuring a high-quality education recognized internationally. Registrations for the 2025/2026 school year begin in March 2025. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and registrations are subject to availability. Registrations completed by April 30, 2025 will receive a discount on the first registration fees (-25% for the first child and -40% for the second child). Preschool and Elementary (up to Grade 5) are open to all students, with no prior knowledge of French required. Middle and High School students follow the official French curriculum, with courses supported by CNED. Admission may require a language proficiency assessment. Required documents for enrollment include: (1) child's identity document or passport for foreign citizens; (2) certificate of withdrawal from the previous school; (3) copy of vaccination record; (4) school record book; (5) parents' identity document or passport for foreign citizens; (6) proof of individual accident and health insurance in Kosovo. Share your interest by completing the application to let EFIP know you are interested. Pedagogical interview will be scheduled within 5 working days. Admission decision is communicated by email within 2–3 days after the admissions committee; additional documents may be requested. After admission is confirmed, the first registration fee is payable; in case of withdrawal, the first registration fee will not be refunded. The final registration will be confirmed by email within 7 days of payment. A school visit can be arranged. For contact, call +383 49 19 49 02 or email info@efip-edu.org.

Scholarships

EFIP does not offer scholarships. Financial aid may be available through the Embassy of France in Kosovo. To apply for a school scholarship, the child must meet the following criteria: be a French national, reside with their family in Kosovo, be at least 3 years old in the calendar year of the school year, and be registered with the French Embassy in Kosovo. The amount awarded depends on the family's financial resources and assets. For details on eligibility, deadlines, and procedures, visit the Embassy of France in Kosovo's site. Scholarships for 2026-2027 are posted in two phases: the first phase required scholarship applications to be submitted by the end of February 2026; the second phase will open in a subsequent period (to be announced).

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American School of Kosova

Instructs in English, Albanian

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees €3,240 - 6,185

Pupils 816

Type Co-educational

American School of Kosova (ASK) is a private, co-educational day school in Prishtina, Kosovo, founded in 2003. It delivers an American-style curriculum for students aged 2 to 18, drawing on AERO, Common Core, and California State Standards for K–12, with Advanced Placement options in the upper grades. In 2018 the school moved to a purpose-built campus with two buildings, landscaped grounds, and dedicated facilities for learning, recreation, and wellbeing. The campus features an amphitheater, a basketball court, a soccer field, a library, computer laboratories, science laboratories, and a cafeteria, with 24/7 security support. Academic divisions run Preschool, Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School, and High School. ASK offers extensive extracurriculars spanning sports, arts, music, drama, and community service. A signature program is Creativity Action Service (CAS), requiring 100 hours over four years for high school students. ASKMUN, language clubs, and varied after-school activities enrich the student experience in Prishtina.

Location

Remzi Hoxha Str. No.01, Shkabaj 10000, Prishtina, Kosova. The school is located in Shkabaj, Prishtina. Transport bookings are available via the transport booking page.

Stages

Preschool (2-3 years), Kindergarten (4–5), Elementary (grades 1-5), Middle School (grades 6-8), High School (grades 9-12).

Type

Private school established in 2003.

Pupil Nationality Mix

There are about 25 nationalities at ASK. Approximately 80% of the students are Kosovar Albanians, about 10% are American, and the rest are from other countries of Europe, Asia, Australia, and Africa.

Additional learning support

Language & Learning Support includes English as a Second Language and Learning Support programs. ESL and Learning Support services provide pull-out and push-in instruction, in-class differentiation, accommodations, and an Individual Learning Plan as needed.

Country affiliation

Kosovo.

School day structure

School runs from 07:45 AM to 3:00 PM, Monday through Friday. After-school clubs and activities are available.

Bus service

There is an arranged transport service. Transport bookings are made via the transport page, including a form for name, grade, address, and dates.

Application fee and initial deposit
- Application fee: No separate application fee is specified. A registration/security deposit of EUR 500 is payable within the first week of signing the enrollment contract.

Tuition fees — annual and installment breakdown (Academic Year 2026/2027)
- Elementary School (Grades 1–5): EUR 4,790 per academic year.
- One-installment payment: EUR 4,790 due by the full-payment deadline.
- Two-installment option (3% total surcharge): Total = EUR 4,933.70; each installment = EUR 2,466.85 (50% on each due date).
- Four-installment option (5% total surcharge): Total = EUR 5,029.50; each installment = EUR 1,257.38 (four equal payments).

- Middle School (Grades 6–8): EUR 5,290 per academic year.
- One-installment payment: EUR 5,290 due by the full-payment deadline.
- Two-installment option (3% surcharge): Total = EUR 5,448.70; each installment = EUR 2,724.35.
- Four-installment option (5% surcharge): Total = EUR 5,554.50; each installment = EUR 1,388.63.

- High School (Grades 9–10): EUR 5,690 per academic year.
- One-installment payment: EUR 5,690 due by the full-payment deadline.
- Two-installment option (3% surcharge): Total = EUR 5,860.70; each installment = EUR 2,930.35.
- Four-installment option (5% surcharge): Total = EUR 5,974.50; each installment = EUR 1,493.63.

- High School (Grades 11–12): EUR 5,890 per academic year.
- One-installment payment: EUR 5,890 due by the full-payment deadline.
- Two-installment option (3% surcharge): Total = EUR 6,066.70; each installment = EUR 3,033.35.
- Four-installment option (5% surcharge): Total = EUR 6,184.50; each installment = EUR 1,546.13.

- PreKindergarten and Kindergarten (monthly basis):
- PreKindergarten (18 months–3 years): EUR 270 per month.
- Kindergarten 4 (age 4–5): EUR 300 per month (annual tuition includes summer and winter camp where noted).
- Kindergarten 5 (age 5–6): EUR 330 per month (annual tuition includes summer and winter camp where noted).

Payment schedule and payment terms (dates and installment rules)
- Standard payment deadlines for the 2026/2027 academic year:
- One-installment (full payment) is due by August 14, 2026.
- Two-installment option: 50% due by August 14, 2026; remaining 50% due by January 15, 2027. A 3% surcharge applies to the total.
- Four-installment option: 25% due by August 14, 2026; 25% due by October 20, 2026; 25% due by December 18, 2026; 25% due by February 19, 2027. A 5% surcharge applies to the total.
- Payment through BKT Kosova financing: Available up to 20 installments with 0% interest (applications processed through BKT Kosova). Note: the early-payment discount does not apply if campaign criteria are not met.
- Additional billing terms:
- A EUR 500 deposit is payable within the first week of signing the contract.
- For enrollment that covers only one semester, tuition billing is based on 60% of the annual tuition.

Discounts and sibling reductions
- Early-registration discounts for the 2026/2027 year:
- 5% tuition discount for existing ASK students who pay the full amount by July 1, 2026.
- 10% tuition discount for new students who enroll by July 1, 2026.
- Sibling discounts:
- Second child: 10% discount on tuition.
- Third child and subsequent children: 15% discount on tuition.

Uniforms and other mandatory/optional costs
- Uniform package (mandatory for Grades 1–12): EUR 240 one-time package payable within the first week of signing the contract; package includes polo shirts, t‑shirts, cardigan, tracksuit set, pants, and shorts as listed.
- Food service:
- For Preschool–Kindergarten (18 months–5 years): Food is obligatory at EUR 100 per month (includes breakfast, morning snack, lunch, and afternoon snack).
- For Grades 1–12: Regular pre-paid canteen plan (optional) EUR 1,000 per academic year. Grades 5–12 may use a school food card on a pay-per-item basis; cash payments in the canteen are not accepted. Parents can monitor card transactions and set spending limits; lost-card replacement fee is EUR 10.
- Other potential costs to consider (typical but billed separately as applicable): extracurricular activities, trips, exams, textbooks, technology requirements or optional services (details and pricing are processed through school billing and contracts).

Boarding
- Boarding: The school does not operate a boarding programme; no boarding fees apply.

Refunds and withdrawal billing
- Enrollment for a single semester is billed at 60% of the annual tuition rate. A EUR 500 deposit is required on signing the contract. Specific refund terms for deposit returns or tuition refunds on withdrawal are handled through the school's enrollment contract and its payment terms.

Fee payment options
- Available payment arrangements: single full payment, two-installment plan (3% surcharge), four-installment plan (5% surcharge), or financing via BKT Kosova (up to 20 interest-free installments).
- Food-card system: Grades 5–12 use a prepaid/pay-per-product food card for canteen purchases; cash is not accepted in the canteen.

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Uniform Requirement

Uniforms are obligatory for students in Grades 1–12. The uniform package costs 240 € and includes 1 Polo Shirt – short sleeve, 1 Polo Shirt – long sleeve, 2 Basic T-shirts, 1 Cardigan, 1 Set of Tracksuit, 2 Pairs of Pants, 1 Pair of Shorts. The uniform package is payable within the first week of signing the contract.

Food Options

There is a cafeteria on campus. The monthly menu is provided to parents and students at the beginning of each month.

Governance and Ownership

ASK is a private school established in 2003. Ardian Hoxha serves as Superintendent (and founder) and Granit Berisha is the Managing Director. The school is accredited by AdvancED-Cognia since 2005 and by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology since 2003; the Academic Leadership Team includes Merita Ajdini (Elementary/Middle School Principal) and Fexhrije Sela (Early Childhood Education Principal).

Curriculum

The school follows a U.S. style curriculum based on standards identified in the AERO (American Education Reaches Out), Common Core, and California State Standards for grades K-12.

Exam Results

Senior students have been accepted to universities including Harvard, University of Pennsylvania, Groningen, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Mastricht, Hult Business School, Webster University, and other institutions.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates have been admitted to universities including Harvard, University of Pennsylvania, Groningen, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Mastricht, Hult International Business School, Webster University, and other institutions.

Gifted and Talented

The Language and Learning Support (LLS) Program includes a Talented and Gifted (TAG) track, and an Individual Learning Plan (ILP) is developed for students identified as gifted.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school provides Social Emotional Counseling across all divisions from Preschool through High School. The Preschool page lists Social Emotional Counseling and Social Emotional Learning Standards, including Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, Responsible Decision Making, and Approaches to Play and Physical Development & Well-Being. Counseling covers emotional regulation and stress management to help children understand how their emotions influence behavior. The Advisory Program supports social-emotional growth, leadership, and friendship; in Early Years, homeroom teachers engage with students daily, in Grades 3–5 teachers teach daily, and in Grades 6–12 students meet with their homeroom teacher three days a week. A full-time counselor serves Preschool–Grade 12, offering individual support addressing personal and interpersonal problems, goal setting, organization, relationships, bullying, anger management, depression, stress, and suicide, and can facilitate small-group sessions to develop listening and social skills. The Elementary School uses Leader In Me to develop leadership and life skills as part of SEL.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The Language & Learning Support (LLS) Program serves students with a variety of educational needs. The professional team includes Learning Support, Talented and Gifted (TAG), social, emotional, or behavioral coaching, and English as a Second Language (ESL). Services include pull-out and push-in instruction, mainstreaming in-class support, and a student-centered professional coaching program for teachers. Student Success Team (SST) meets regularly to discuss referred students and plan support interventions.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school follows a U.S.-style curriculum based on standards identified in AERO, Common Core, and California State Standards for grades K-12, which were adapted to meet the ESL needs of the ASK community. English as a Second Language (ESL) and Learning Support programs are in place to foster student well-being and success by supporting language development and overall learning goals.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental well-being is addressed through Social Emotional Counseling and the ESL/LLS framework. A full-time counselor for Preschool–Grade 12 provides individual support on issues such as personal and interpersonal problems, goal setting, relationships, stress, bullying, depression, and self-image, and can facilitate small-group sessions to build social skills. The Advisory Program focuses on emotional health, leadership, and social interaction, with structured routines across grade levels to support well-being.

Safeguarding

Safety and Security measures include 24/7 security monitoring with six guards secured by Besa Security, extensive camera and alarm coverage, and collaboration with security experts from the US Embassy. The school maintains an Emergency & Fire Safety plan with trained staff and regular drills. The school states it takes adequate measures in consultation with parents to ensure a safe and inclusive atmosphere where every child feels valued and respected.

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Horizon School - Peja Campus

Instructs in Albanian, English

Ages 4 - 18 years

Pupils 300

Type Co-educational

Located in Pejë, Horizon School - Peja Campus delivers Cambridge Secondary, aligned with MASHT pre-university programs for ages 4 to 18. The four-level structure spans pre-primary through upper secondary, with tracks in natural sciences, mathematics–informatics, and general medicine. A foreign language program and information technology prepare students for university, with strong emphasis on English and international exchanges. The campus houses a library, canteen, arts studio, science laboratories, a computer room, a sports hall, and classrooms equipped with interactive whiteboards and smart boards. An advanced computer cabinet supports coding and robotics; German-made laboratories support science teaching; an Active Learning Center and career guidance services help students plan for higher education. London-based programs and international exchanges broaden horizons. Facilities include two sports halls, outdoor fields, a gym, and a half-Olympic pool. The school fosters interactive learning, teamwork, and personal development, guided by Cambridge International Education and national standards, with presence since 2006.

Location

Pejë (Peja), Kosovo. The Horizon School Pejë campus is part of Horizon School, licensed by MASHTI and accredited by Cambridge International Education, and connected to the Cambridge global network. The school also operates a Lipjan campus within the same network.

Stages

Pre-Primary (ages 4–6); Primary School (Class I–V); Lower Secondary School (Class VI–IX); Upper Secondary School (Class X–XII) with tracks in Natural Sciences, Mathematics-Informatics, and General Medicine.

Country affiliation

Kosovo

School day structure

The school day runs five days a week from 8:30 to 15:30, with a 60‑minute lunch break. It begins with three 45‑minute lessons, followed by an additional hour of instruction, then three more 45‑minute lessons.

Application fee
- No public, fixed application or registration fee amount is published for Horizon School — Peja Campus on the school's enrollment, registration or regulations pages.

Tuition fees by year group
- The school does not publish specific tuition amounts by year group (pre‑primary, primary I–V, lower secondary VI–IX, upper secondary X–XII) on its public enrollment, registration or fees pages. No per‑term or per‑year tuition tables are provided.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Full payment: A 5% discount is applied to the total tuition if full payment is made by June 30 preceding the school year.
- Two installments: The first installment is due no later than September 15 of the school year; the second installment is due no later than January 20 of the same school year.
- Bank loan option: The school assists families with a TEB bank loan option that allows repayment in 12 interest‑free monthly installments (0% interest) under the agreement between the school and the bank.
- Family discounts (sibling package): First child — standard payment; second child — 10% discount; third child — 20% discount; fourth child — 30% discount. These discounts apply only to siblings from the same family and are re‑evaluated if an eligible child withdraws.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- No boarding program or boarding fees are listed for the Peja campus. The school's public information and registration materials do not describe overnight accommodation, dormitories, or boarding fee schedules.

Other costs and fees (uniform, materials, extracurriculars, transport, meals, exams, etc.)
- Specific mandatory or optional extra costs (uniform fees, textbooks, exam fees, school lunch, transport, extracurricular program fees, laboratory or materials charges) are not published as fixed amounts on the school's public pages. Parents should expect that such items may exist (uniforms, school supplies, occasional activity fees) but no standard amounts or per‑item charges are posted.

Refund information
- No publicly posted, detailed refund or tuition‑withdrawal schedule (amounts refundable, notice periods, pro‑rata calculations, or administrative penalties) is available in the school's enrollment or regulations materials. Terms applicable to withdrawal and any refund rules are not published as numeric policies on the public pages.

Fee payment options
- Full payment (single payment) with the 5% early‑payment discount when paid by June 30.
- Payment in two installments with the deadlines of September 15 and January 20.
- Bank loan via TEB bank allowing 12 monthly payments at 0% interest; the school assists with loan paperwork per its agreement with the bank.
- No explicit public listing of specific accepted transaction methods (for example: credit card, online card payments, or direct bank transfer details) is published on the fees or enrollment pages. Families needing method‑specific instructions (bank account details, card payment acceptance, or in‑person payment options) should contact the school directly.

Summary of what is available and what is not published
- Available, published fee information: payment schedules and terms (full‑payment discount date and percentage; two‑installment deadlines), bank loan arrangement through TEB (12 installments, 0% interest), and the sibling/family discount structure.
- Not published as public figures: specific numeric amounts for application/registration fees, tuition by year group or per term, boarding fees, uniform costs, other recurring or one‑off charges, and a detailed refund policy. These numeric values are not provided in the school's public enrollment, registration or regulations documents.

(Information above is based on the school's publicly posted enrollment, fees and registration materials as found on the school's pages.)

Boarding Arrangements

No boarding is offered; Horizon School Peja operates as a day school with transportation provided for students.

Uniform Requirement

All students wear school uniforms.

Food Options

The canteen serves fresh, tasty, and healthy meals with a varied menu including salads, dishes, and meats; the dining room is designed to accommodate all generations, with hygiene and safety maintained and meals supervised by teachers.

Governance and Ownership

The Cambridge School Peje LLC is a private pre-university educational institution licensed by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MEST). The Cambridge School Peje SH.P.K. is a private entity; the school references Cambridge Gymnasium in its policy materials and pursues formal quality certifications (ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 21001:2018) as part of its quality management approach.

Curriculum

The curriculum follows MASHT-approved programs for pre-university education. It has four levels: pre-primary (ages 4–6), primary (grades 1–5), lower secondary (grades 6–9), and upper secondary (grades 10–12) with tracks in natural sciences, mathematics–informatics, and general medicine. A modern foreign language program and information technology are offered. The program provides access to the full spectrum of subjects in the humanities and natural sciences and prepares students for higher education. It emphasizes preparation for university studies.

Student Teacher Ratio

Class sizes are capped at 25 students per class, with classes organized from 8 students upwards.

Exam Results

100% of students pass MASHT-administered tests, and overall achievement is 90%.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates enroll in universities in Kosovo and abroad.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Learning is based on interactivity, increasing students' self-confidence, developing critical thinking, social and community responsibility, and independent and group work. A warm, safe environment is provided, creating a sense of a big family among management, administration, teachers, parents, and students; the school includes a doctor and a psychologist on staff to support student wellbeing.

Mental Wellbeing

There is a doctor and a psychologist on staff, and the environment is described as warm and safe to support student wellbeing and personal development.

Safeguarding

The premises are described as safe and friendly with safety parameters in place. Students wear uniforms and are provided with transportation.

Admissions

1. Enrollment starts by visiting Horizon School Peja or applying online. A staff member will guide you through the enrollment procedures and answer questions about your child's education. Administration hours are 08:00 to 15:30.
2. Choose the educational stage based on your child's age: Pre-primary (4-6), Primary (Grades I–V), Lower Secondary (VI–IX), or Upper Secondary (X–XII). You may apply online or visit the school in person to begin the enrollment process. Either option leads to submitting the necessary documents for the chosen level.
3. Submit the documents required for the chosen level. Pre-primary requires birth certificate, health certificate, two photos, and a recommendation by the school pedagogue. Primary requires birth certificate, two photos, transcript of the grades from the previous year (valid for students from the 2nd grade), and the pedagogue's evaluation. Lower secondary requires birth certificate, two photos, transcript, and the pedagogue's evaluation. Upper secondary requires birth certificate, two photos, certificate of completion of lower secondary, and the pedagogue's evaluation.
4. Regular enrollments start in May and last until September. If enrolling in the middle of the term, transfer paper from the previous school is required. If the student completed the previous grade outside the Republic of Kosovo, the certificate must be validated at the Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology. All necessary documents must be completed before the education contract is signed, while applications can be accepted even without completed documents.
5. For further information regarding enrollment, contact Horizon School at +383 48 153 153 or info@horizonschool-ks.com. The application form can be downloaded or obtained in hard copy at the school. Visits can be arranged during administration hours.

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Horizon School - Lipjan Campus

Instructs in Albanian, English

Ages 4 - null years

Pupils 300

Type Co-educational

Horizon School Lipjan Campus is a private, co-educational day school located in Lipjan, Kosovo. The curriculum follows MASHT-approved programs and Cambridge International Education, with four educational levels: Pre-primary (4–6), Primary (Grades I–V), Lower Secondary (VI–IX), and Upper Secondary (X–XII). Tracks at upper secondary cover Natural Science, Mathematics-Informatics, and General Medicine. The school is licensed by MASHT and accredited by Cambridge International Education, and participates in Cambridge's global network. Facilities include science laboratories (biology, chemistry, physics), foreign language laboratories, a library, an Active Learning Center, and ICT resources, along with an 800 m² gym hall, an outdoor running track, and a semi-Olympic pool. Classes are capped at 25 students; the school day runs 8:30–15:30. Curricula are offered in Albanian and English. The Lipjan campus emphasizes hands-on STEM learning, languages, and active collaboration, supported by interactive whiteboards, modern computer facilities, and a varied athletics program, including skiing, field sports, and tournaments annually.

Location

Lipjan, Kosovo. Address: Zona Ekonomike, pn. Konjuh, 14 000 Lipjan. The Lipjan campus is Horizon School's Lipjan campus and is part of Horizon School's network alongside the Peja unit.

Stages

Pre-primary (ages 4-6); Primary School (Grades I–V); Lower Secondary School (Grades VI–IX); Upper Secondary School (Grades X–XII).

Type

Private, co-educational day school.

Country affiliation

Kosovo

School day structure

Arrival 08:00–08:20; classes start 08:30; last class ends 15:35; student transportation departs at 15:40.

Bus service

The school provides transportation for students.

Application fees
- No fixed numeric application or registration fee amount is published on the school's public enrollment materials; families complete the appropriate registration form for the relevant level (Pre‑Primary, Primary, Lower Secondary, Upper Secondary).

Tuition fees (by year group and per term)
- The school does not publish a public per‑year or per‑term tuition table in the publicly accessible enrollment pages. Tuition amounts and the exact per‑year/per‑term invoices are managed through the school's enrolment and accounts processes.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Full payment: If the full tuition for the school year is paid by June 30 of the respective school year, the payer receives a 5% discount on the total tuition amount (this discount does not apply when a family package discount is already in effect).
- Two‑installment plan: First installment must be paid no later than September 15 of the school year; second installment must be paid no later than January 20 of the same school year.
- Bank‑loan option: The school offers payment through a loan arranged with TEB Bank at 0% interest, with the loan repaid in 12 monthly installments; the school assists families with the TEB loan documentation.

Family discounts (billing)
- Family package discounts apply to siblings from the same family as follows: second child receives a 10% discount, third child receives a 20% discount, fourth child receives a 30% discount. The family package is applied only to siblings and is re‑evaluated if one child withdraws.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not separately billed or listed in the school's public fee materials for the Lipjan campus; the school presents programs and facilities for day students. (No boarding fee schedule is published.)

Other costs and typical additional fees
- The school's public materials reference standard school services and facilities (cafeteria, labs, extracurriculars), but do not publish a public line‑by‑line cost schedule for items such as uniforms, lunches, transport, or extracurricular fees. Families receive specific invoices or enrollment invoices that itemize any additional charges during the admissions and billing process.

Refund information
- No publicly published, itemized refund policy or specific refundable amounts are shown on the school's public enrollment pages; refund and withdrawal consequences (including how family package discounts are reconsidered if a child withdraws) are handled through the school's enrollment and finance procedures.

Fee payment methods and practical payment notes
- Available payment options documented by the school are: full annual payment (eligible for the 5% discount when paid by June 30), payment in two installments (deadlines: Sept 15 and Jan 20), and payment via a 0% TEB Bank loan repaid in 12 installments. These are the published payment plans used to settle tuition invoices.
- The school assists families with the TEB loan application; specific transactional methods (bank transfer IBAN, in‑person cash, or credit/debit card acceptance) are managed through the school's accounts office and the enrolment portal/invoice process rather than published as a single public list.

Summary (practical points for parents)
- Expect tuition amounts to be provided on your enrolment invoice rather than in a public per‑grade fee table.
- Payment choices offered are: pay in full by June 30 (5% discount), pay in two installments (Sept 15 and Jan 20 deadlines), or arrange a 12‑month 0% loan through TEB Bank.
- Family (sibling) discounts are available (10%/20%/30% for 2nd/3rd/4th child respectively) and are applied to the same family's pupils.

(For verification of deadlines, discounts, the family package and the TEB loan option, see the school's published Fees & Payments and Registration Forms pages.)

Curriculum

The Horizon School Lipjan curriculum follows MASHT-approved programs. It comprises four educational levels: Pre-primary (4–6 years), Primary (Grades I–V), Lower Secondary (VI–IX), and Upper Secondary (X–XII). Upper Secondary offers tracks in Natural Science, Mathematics-Informatics, and General Medicine. The school is licensed by MASHT and accredited by Cambridge International Education, and is part of the Cambridge global network. Facilities include science laboratories (biology, chemistry, physics), foreign language laboratories, a library, an active learning center, and ICT resources, along with an 800 m² gym hall, an outdoor running track, and a semi-Olympic pool. Classes are up to 25 students, and the school day runs from 8:30 to 15:30.

Exam Results

The school reports a 100% pass rate on MASHT-administered tests and a 90% achievement rate.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates have entered universities within Kosovo and abroad.

Gifted and Talented

The school identifies talented students and designs motivation and guidance strategies, assigning teachers to support their development and providing opportunities for advanced work and independent projects.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Our school believes that students learn better when they feel safe, valued, and happy. The staff is dedicated to providing an environment that nourishes personal growth and self-esteem. All members of the school community have equal rights and responsibilities, best ensured when school rules are followed. These are the values that form our school.

Mental Wellbeing

Students learn best when they feel safe, valued, and happy. The staff is dedicated to providing an environment that nourishes personal growth and self-esteem. All members of the school community have equal rights and responsibilities, which are best ensured when school rules are followed.

Safeguarding

The school has a Code of Conduct and Internal Regulations of Functioning.

Admissions

1) Learn about Horizon School Lipjan Campus. Horizon School Lipjan Campus is licensed by MASHTI and accredited by Cambridge International Education, and is part of the Cambridge global network. It carries a rich tradition in educating many generations and operates within the Cambridge framework at the Lipjan Campus. A campus visit is encouraged to learn more and observe firsthand the facilities and environment. The school emphasizes a student-centered approach to learning. 2) Levels of Education. The school offers Pre-Primary, Primary School, Lower Secondary School, and Upper Secondary School, providing a continuum from early childhood through high school. Cambridge International opportunities and STEM programs are part of the curriculum, supported by a modern learning environment, infrastructure, and digital resources. 3) Enrollment Procedure. The Enrollment Procedure is described on the Enrollment page and guides families through the admission process, including choosing the appropriate level and submitting required steps to begin enrollment. 4) Fees and Payments. Fees and payments information is published on the Fees and Payments page, detailing applicable charges and accepted payment methods. 5) Registration Forms. Registration forms are available for download/submission on the Registration Forms page and are organized by level (Pre-Primary, Primary, Lower Secondary, Upper Secondary), aligning with the registration and enrollment steps.

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Finnish School of Kosovo

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 18 years

The Finnish School of Kosovo is located in Konjuh, Lipjan, Ferizaj–Prishtinë, and serves students 2 to 18. English is the language of instruction, with German, French, Albanian and Finnish offered as language classes. Finland's education principles guide student-centered learning and inclusivity. It is the first accredited Cambridge International School in the region and a CIS member, offering the Cambridge A Levels Diploma. Levels of education range from Pre School to Upper Secondary (10–12). A signature feature is the University Bridge program for Grades 11–12, developed with Universum International College; up to 50% of learning takes place on the UNI campus, and students may take up to two university courses per year, building an academic profile in STEM, Business or Social Sciences. Koonta, a miniature town inside the campus, enables experiential learning in citizenship, entrepreneurship, governance, leadership and professional life. EinsteinAI provides learning analytics for students, supporting 20+ nationalities on campus.

Location

Magjistraja Ferizaj-Prishtinë, Konjuh, Lipjan 14000, Republika e Kosovës. The school is located along the Ferizaj–Prishtinë highway in Lipjan, Kosovo. It can be reached at +383 45 235 650 or kosovo@finnish.school.

Stages

Pre School (ages 2-6) includes early childhood, day care and grade 0. Primary School (grades 1-6) covers basic primary education. Lower Secondary School (grades 7-9) and Upper Secondary School (grades 10-12) offer the Cambridge A Levels Diploma, and the University Bridge program for grades 11-12 provides early university exposure with up to 50% of learning on the UNI campus and up to two university courses per year.

Pupil Nationality Mix

The school has students from 20+ nationalities.

Country affiliation

Kosovo

Application fees
- No application or one-time registration fee amount is published by the school for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26).

Tuition fees (by year group and per term)
- The school does not publish specific tuition amounts by year group, nor per-term or per-year fee schedules for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26). No numeric tuition figures for Pre‑School, Primary (Grades 1–6), Lower Secondary (Grades 7–9) or Upper Secondary / A‑Levels (Grades 10–12) are publicly provided.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- There is no published billing schedule, payment-deadline calendar, or detailed payment-term information available for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26). No published statement sets out whether fees are billed termly, semesterly, annually, or the penalties for late payment.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- No boarding program or boarding fee schedule is published. The school's public materials do not list boarding accommodation or boarding fees.

Other costs and additional fees (uniforms, meals, transport, capital or infrastructure fees, extracurriculars)
- No published details specify costs for uniforms, meals, school transport, extracurricular activities, capital/infrastructure fees, materials, exam fees, or other ancillary charges for 2026/27 (or 2025/26).

Refund information
- No published refund policy, withdrawal/termination refund scale, or pro‑rata reimbursement schedule is available for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26).

Fee payment options (credit card, bank transfer, etc.)
- No published list of accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer, credit/debit card, online payment portal, or cash) is provided for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26).

Brief summary of findings
- I reviewed the school's publicly available materials and could not find any published fee schedule, numeric tuition figures, or payment-policy details for the 2026/27 academic year (nor for 2025/26).
- There are third‑party expatriate and guide pages that reference fee figures for the school in past listings; those third‑party pages are external references and are not used here as the school's own published fee schedule is not available.

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Prishtina High School

Instructs in English

Ages 4 - null years

Fees €6,100 - 16,500

Pupils 300

Type Co-educational

Prishtina High School (PHS) is a K-12 English-immersion school located in Prishtinë, Kosovo, offering an American-style curriculum under the Kosovo MOEST standards. The school serves pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade with instruction in English; the curriculum follows the common core used in public U.S. schools and aligns with Kosovo standards. PHS is a university-preparatory program; textbooks and materials are in English and reflect U.S. public school practice. It is affiliated with the NICS/OASIS Network and holds accreditation from AdvancED (Cognia). Established in 2007, PHS has grown to over 300 students from about 20 countries, with Kosovar and international faculty. The school runs an Athletics program with volleyball, basketball, and football (soccer) and requires students to complete 20 hours of community service per year to graduate. A broad after-school culture includes clubs such as Model United Nations, Volunteer Club, Journalism, Mock Trial, Craft, Chess, and Pilates, spanning academic, cultural, and service activities.

Location

The school is located in the Matiqan neighborhood of Prishtina, Kosovo. It is about 5 kilometers from the city center. The campus covers more than 6000 square meters and includes the five-story main building, a full-size basketball gymnasium, a soccer field, the school garden, a large playground recess area, an outdoor seating area for lunch, and a parking area; indoor facilities include a cafeteria, library, two computer labs, three science labs, large art and drama rooms, and a multipurpose room. The curriculum follows the Common Core standards; textbooks and classroom materials are written in English, and all classroom instruction is conducted in English.

Stages

Age 4-5 Pre-K & Kindergarten; Grade 1-5 Elementary School; Grade 6-8 Middle School; Grade 9-12 High School

Pupil Nationality Mix

The school has students from more than 15 nationalities, including the United States, England, India, Germany, Scotland, Ireland, Slovenia and more. About 60% are Kosovars and 40% are from other nationalities.

Country affiliation

Kosovo

School day structure

School hours are from 7:50 am to 3:30 pm, including seven class periods, breaks and lunchtime.

Bus service

Yes. Bus transportation provides door-to-door transportation; service is based on an agreement between the interested parent and the transport contractor, and each student has their own seat and must wear a seatbelt.

Application & registration fees

- Registration fee: € 50.00 per student.
- Non-refundable deposit to secure a place: € 500.00 (required by March 31, 2026); this deposit is deducted from the first tuition installment.

Tuition fees (annual) — National and International rates for 2026–2027

- National tuition (annual):
- Pre‑Kindergarten: € 6,100.00.
- Kindergarten: € 6,100.00.
- Elementary School (Grades 1–5): € 6,500.00.
- Middle School (Grades 6–8): € 7,250.00.
- High School (Grades 9–12): € 7,500.00.

- International (non‑subsidized) tuition (annual — applicable when employer does not provide a tuition allowance):
- Pre‑Kindergarten: € 6,100.00.
- Kindergarten: € 6,100.00.
- Elementary School: € 14,000.00.
- Middle School: € 15,000.00.
- High School: € 16,500.00.

Additional mandatory fees (per student)

- MAP, IT, Science fee (grades where applicable):
- Elementary: € 70.00; Middle School: € 90.00; High School: € 145.00.
- Capital fee (for capital expenditures): € 200.00 for Elementary, Middle and High School where listed.
- Other listed fees under "Fee Payments": Pre‑K and Kindergarten € 50.00; Elementary € 320.00; Middle School € 340.00; High School € 395.00.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Deposit and invoicing: a non‑refundable deposit of € 500.00 is required to secure a place and is deducted from the first tuition installment.
- Early‑payment discounts for full prepayment of tuition: full prepayment in March = 6% discount; full prepayment in April = 4% discount; full prepayment in May = 3% discount.
- Late fees and consequences:
- A 10% late registration fee applies if a student registers after the 15th day of school.
- A 10% overdue fee is added to any tuition invoice that is past due 30 days or more.
- If tuition payment has not been received 30 days after the invoice due date, the student will not be permitted to attend classes until full payment is made.

Billing cadence / per‑term amounts

- The school publishes annual tuition rates and indicates that the deposit will be applied against the first tuition installment; the school does not publish a per‑term fee table or a fixed public schedule of the number of tuition installments or per‑term amounts. Per‑term invoicing details (number of installments and exact per‑term amounts) are managed through the school's billing process and Families' portal.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not offered as part of Prishtina High School's program; the school provides day‑school services, recommended private bus transportation options, and an on‑site cafeteria. Any costs for bus transport are set by the contracted transport provider.

Other costs and regular extras

- Transportation: a recommended private bus contractor provides door‑to‑door transport; transport fees are charged by that contractor and are communicated separately to parents. The handbook also notes disciplinary rules regarding bus conduct and that parents remain financially responsible for bus service even if a student is suspended from the bus; in at least one disciplinary case the handbook specifies no refund of bus fees.
- Cafeteria / meals: on‑site cafeteria service is available; meal costs are handled through cafeteria arrangements.
- Uniform / dress code: a school dress code is enforced; no published uniform fee is listed in the fee schedule. Clothing‑related expectations and disciplinary actions for dress code violations are described in the parent‑student handbook.
- Independent study or credit recovery: specific fees are mentioned in the handbook for some optional academic services (example: a fee for independent study supervision).

Refund information

- The enrolment deposit (€ 500.00) is explicitly non‑refundable; it is applied to the first tuition installment.
- Bus fees: the parent‑student handbook specifies circumstances where bus fees are not refunded (for example, when a student is suspended from the bus for misconduct).
- No separate general tuition‑refund schedule or detailed tuition‑refund policy for mid‑year withdrawals is published in the fee schedule; refund handling for other fees or partial‑year attendance is governed by school policy and the school's billing procedures.

Fee payment options

- Online billing and payments are processed through the FACTS Family Portal (ParentsWeb), which the school uses for invoices, online school payments, lunch ordering and other family services. Families access FACTS at factsmgt.com via the ParentsWeb / FACTS Family Portal.
- For billing or payment support families may contact the school finance office (contact details are published with school contact information).

Financial aid / tuition assistance

- Tuition assistance and financial aid are available on a case‑by‑case basis; financial aid may be awarded up to 50% of tuition for eligible families and is awarded annually. Applications for tuition assistance must be submitted at the time of enrollment and are evaluated on need and other criteria.

Summary of limitations in available published fee detail

- Annual tuition rates, mandatory additional fees, deposit amount and deadlines, early‑payment discounts and late‑fee policies are published for the 2026–2027 academic year. The school does not publish a public per‑term fee table or a fixed public schedule listing the number of tuition installments and exact per‑term amounts; per‑term invoicing arrangements are handled through the school's billing process (FACTS Family Portal) and the school's admissions/finance office.

Uniform Requirement

No uniform; a dress code is enforced. Clothing must completely cover the stomach/midriff; skirts and shorts must be fingertip length; clothing should not be see-through, overly tight, or display content that is inappropriate.

Food Options

A full-service cafeteria serves breakfast, breaks, and lunches for all students; students may bring lunch and snacks; food deliveries require prior approval from the administration; water is available and only water may be consumed outside designated eating areas.

Governance and Ownership

Prishtina High School is an Oasis International Schools Network affiliate, and an affiliate of the NICS/OASIS Network of Schools; transition to Oasis began in 2018 and full Oasis affiliation was anticipated for the 2020–2021 school year. The school is Cognia-accredited and led by a Head of School (Director).

Curriculum

PHS follows the common core curriculum developed and used by public schools in the United States. Textbooks and classroom materials are written in English and are the same as those used in many public schools in the United States. The curriculum accords with the standards of the Kosovo Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology. PHS is an English-immersion, university-preparatory school serving pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade; instruction in the elementary builds on core curricula at the lower levels and expands to college-preparatory coursework at the upper levels. The school is an affiliate of the NICS/OASIS Network and is fully accredited by AdvancED (Cognia).

Student Teacher Ratio

The school has a student-to-teacher ratio of 9 to 1.

Exam Results

54 of our alumni study in international universities. 100 of our students pass Matura Exam.

Higher Education Progression

Over 54 percent of our graduates continue their studies internationally at universities in more than 20 countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Italy, South Korea, Finland, Austria, Bulgaria, England, and Germany. Graduates have attended universities such as Queen Mary University of London, American University of Rome, Politecnico di Milano, Rochester Institute of Technology, Duke University, Trinity College Dublin, University of Michigan, American University of Bulgaria, Hofstra University, Berea College, and more.

Gifted and Talented

Honors and Advanced Placement (AP) courses are offered to high school students. Honors courses provide in-depth study with additional projects and reading and may involve increased rigor. Advanced Placement (AP) courses follow the College Board curriculum and are university-level and highly rigorous, with increased workload and projects often assigned over breaks. The Academic team assists with placement decisions based on GPA (2.5 for honors, 3.0 for AP), MAP scores, and teacher recommendations.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Director of Student Services focuses on helping students achieve academic success and social emotional health in our school environment. The Learner Support Department recognizes that each student has a unique learning experience. Learner Support provides academic, social emotional, occupational, and English Language support to help students be successful. Support is provided in collaboration with classroom teachers, parents, and students. Support may include tutoring, in-class assistance, group projects, peer support, and other methods.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Learner Support provides academic, social emotional, occupational, and English Language support to help students be successful. Support is tailored to each student's learning journey and delivered in collaboration with teachers, parents, and students. Support takes forms such as tutoring, in-class help, group projects, and peer support. The department aims to help students who need additional assistance along their educational path.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English Language support is provided through the Learner Support Department to assist students' language development. Support is delivered in collaboration with classroom teachers, parents, and students.

Mental Wellbeing

The Director of Student Services focuses on social emotional health in the school environment. Learner Support provides social emotional support to help students grow and thrive. The program emphasizes social emotional health as part of overall student success.

Safeguarding

Bullying, harassment, or intimidation is prohibited at Prishtina High School. The school follows procedures for prevention and intervention to foster a safe and caring atmosphere. Students, parents, and employees are responsible for reporting incidents of bullying, harassment, intimidation, or retaliation. The safety and security of our students and staff are supported by trained safety procedures, fire and lockdown drills, and safety education. The campus is equipped with high-end security, fire detection, security window film, intercom systems, gate systems, video surveillance, and a single point of entry. Background checks are required for all employees, volunteers, and contractors, and guests are screened. Internet safety is ensured through web content filtering and a firewall to block inappropriate content.

Admissions

1. Book a tour: Parents may visit Prishtina High School. Individual appointments are available Monday–Friday from 8:00 to 16:00, during which an Admissions Team member will give a tour of the school, answer questions, and outline the admissions process. 2. Entry Requirements: Enrollment is not automatic; the admissions procedure ensures that students have the capacity to thrive within and benefit from Prishtina High School. Students entering kindergarten and 1st grade are interviewed by an instructional leader to demonstrate verbal processing, critical thinking, and reasoning skills. Students entering 2nd through 12th grade take an entrance exam. MAP® is an assessment created by NWEA (Northwest Evaluation Association), a global not‑for‑profit educational services organization. Entrance exam and interview sessions are scheduled by Admissions. 3. Application Steps: 1) Complete and submit all online application documentation (birth certificate, transcript of previous grade, passport, immunization card). 2) Entrance Exam: an English language and mathematics exam; if needed, the exam can be retaken before the school year begins. 3) School Contract: if admission is granted, parents/guardians are notified by email; the School Contract for the pertinent school year is enclosed and must be signed and returned. For further information about the admissions process, call +383 (0) 44 901901.

Scholarships

Tuition Assistance Program (TAP): The tuition assistance program at Prishtina High School provides support for families with genuine financial need, with resources that are limited and vary by fiscal year. The primary responsibility for tuition payment remains with the family. TAP policy requires that all families contribute to tuition expenses and that income/assets are reported honestly. TAP does not reduce staff compensation to fund assistance. All TAP applications, reviews, and awards are confidential. TAP awards are year-to-year with no guarantee of continued assistance and cannot be transferred to another family or student. Students receiving TAP must be in the same immediate family or be legally adopted, and TAP determinations are at the sole discretion of the TAP committee. All families needing TAP must submit a current TAP application each year at enrollment or admission. TAP awards are offered as funding and space allow, and re-enrollment with timely TAP applications is encouraged.

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QSI International School of Kosovo

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - null years

Fees €3,600 - 19,000

Type Co-educational

QSI International School of Kosovo is located in Veternik, Pristina, offering an American-inspired curriculum with AP options. The school serves Preschool through Secondary and emphasizes 21st-century skills like critical thinking, collaboration, leadership, and digital literacy. Preschool uses Mastery Learning in an English environment, blending purposeful play with problem solving. The Elementary program covers Mathematics, Literacy, Library, Music, Physical Education, Art, Technology, Science, Cultural Studies, and Languages Other Than English in grades. Middle and Secondary expand Mathematics, Languages, English, Health, Cultural Studies, Science, and Creative & Applied Arts. AP offerings include Calculus, Statistics, Literature & Composition, Language & Composition, European and U.S. History, and Psychology. The EMPOWER program supports social-emotional learning and success orientations, aligned with CASEL, ISCA, AISA, UNCRC, and ICMEC. Facilities include outdoor fields, a multi-court, a 100-seat auditorium, a library, a computer lab, and a 300 m2 indoor gym. Extracurriculars include intramural sports and Spirit and Literacy Weeks.

Location

Veternik, St. Mehmet Gjevori, Pristina 10000, Kosovo.

Stages

PK2-12 (Preschool through Secondary School).

Pupil Nationality Mix

Students come from over 17 nationalities; includes local and international students.

Bus service

Bus service is provided by Medita Transportation Services as the school's bus provider. The service includes an English-speaking customer service liaison, lower overall cost, and chaperones on all buses. A monthly payment option is available, and the fleet consists of newer model vehicles with standard safety and insurance/bonding checks.

Application / Registration Fee

- There is a one-time, non-refundable registration/application fee of USD 300 per student.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and typical term structure)

- Preschool (half-day): USD 3,600 per year.
- Preschool (full-day): USD 4,600 per year.
- Grades K–12 (5-year-old class and above): USD 19,000 per year.

- Tuition is ordinarily invoiced by academic term; QSI schools typically divide the annual tuition into three term payments (first term due at the start of the school year, with subsequent term invoices in mid‑year and late winter/early spring).

Capital Fund Fee

- A Capital Fund (CF) fee is charged for students in the K–12 age range. For QSI International School of Kosovo this Capital Fund fee has been published at USD 11,200 per year for K–12 students.
- Capital Fund fees at QSI schools are generally invoiced as an annual charge and many QSI campuses permit splitting the CF across the same term schedule used for tuition (examples of term-split schedules are used at other QSI schools).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition and other annual charges are normally billed in three payments per academic year (first-term, second-term, third-term). Payment deadlines are tied to term start dates and to the invoice dates issued by the school.
- The registration/application fee is payable at the time of acceptance and is non‑refundable.
- Late-enrollment or mid‑term enrollment fees and prorated term rules apply when students enroll after a term begins; these policies are applied according to the school's fee policy and tuition contract.

Boarding fees

- QSI International School of Kosovo operates as a day school; no boarding programme or boarding fees are published.

Other costs and optional charges

- School lunch/cafeteria: lunchtime provision is available and billed separately; meal charges are an additional cost beyond tuition.
- Transportation / bus service: where provided, bus/transportation is optional and incurs additional charges billed separately.
- Uniforms: QSI International School of Kosovo is noted as not requiring a uniform; therefore no uniform fee is listed as a required charge. Optional activity‑ or sport‑related clothing or equipment costs may apply where relevant.
- Miscellaneous fees: incidental fees such as examination fees, field trips, extracurricular activity fees, school supplies, or special program fees may be charged in addition to tuition and are billed as appropriate. This is standard practice across QSI campuses.

Refund information and withdrawal terms

- The registration/application fee is explicitly non‑refundable.
- Capital Fund fees and tuition refund/withdrawal rules follow the school's published fee policy and the terms of the enrollment/tuition contract; QSI campuses commonly apply prorating rules for very short enrollments and may reverse discounts if a student withdraws before the end of the year. Parents should follow the deadlines and withdrawal procedures stated in the official enrollment agreement to determine any applicable refunds or charges.

Fee payment options

- Bank transfer (wire) to the school's account is the standard payment method for term tuition and larger annual charges.
- Online admissions/registration portals (OpenApply or similar) are used for application and registration payments; those portals commonly accept card payments for registration deposits or application fees, while term tuition invoices are typically paid by bank transfer per the school invoice instructions.
- Payment details, invoice references, and any permissible alternative methods (credit/debit card, in‑person payment, or international payment services) appear on school invoices and enrollment contracts; payment processing rules and any transaction fees are specified in the school's invoice instructions.

Summary (key figures)

- Registration / application fee (one‑time, non‑refundable): USD 300.
- Preschool half‑day tuition (annual): USD 3,600.
- Preschool full‑day tuition (annual): USD 4,600.
- Grades K–12 tuition (annual): USD 19,000.
- Capital Fund Fee (K–12, annual): USD 11,200.

(These figures and the institutional fee structure are published in the school's public fee information and admissions materials.)

Curriculum

Success for All guides QSI Kosovo, with Preschool through Secondary School programs focused on 21st-century learning skills such as critical thinking, problem solving, leadership, collaboration, cultural awareness, and digital literacy. Preschool uses Mastery Learning in an English-language environment to prepare children for Elementary, blending purposeful play with opportunities to make decisions and solve problems. Preschool through Elementary features a structured curriculum with Mathematics, Reading Literacy, Writing Literacy, Library, Music, Physical Education, Art, Technology, Science, and Cultural Studies; older Elementary classes include Languages Other Than English (French and German). Middle School and Secondary School expand offerings across Mathematics, Languages, English, Personal Health, Cultural Studies, Science, and Creative & Applied Arts. The Secondary School provides a wide range of courses, including AP options such as AP Calculus, AP Statistics, AP Literature & Composition, AP Language & Composition, AP European History, AP U.S. History, AP World History, and AP Psychology. The EMPOWER program delivers social-emotional learning, student success orientations, and child-protection education through a weekly class, aligning with CASEL, ISCA, AISA, UNCRC, and ICMEC standards.

Higher Education Progression

The school describes its aim to prepare students for university. AP coursework is offered to support college readiness, including AP Calculus, AP Statistics, AP Literature & Composition, AP Language & Composition, AP European History, AP U.S. History, AP World History, and AP Psychology.

Gifted and Talented

Advanced coursework is available through AP offerings to serve high-achieving students.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

EMPOWER provides social-emotional learning (SEL) as part of a positive, safe, and supportive environment. It encompasses Success Orientations (SO), SEL, and child protection. The curriculum is evidence-based and developed with input from teachers, counselors, and administrators. It is aligned with CASEL, ISCA, and AISA standards, the UNCRC, and ICMEC best practices for child protection. Lessons are taught in a weekly EMPOWER class and integrate SEL with age-appropriate content; teachers communicate with parents about the lessons that will be taught. The program supports students' social-emotional development and well-being.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Nora Hafizademi leads the school's Student Support team. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Human Services in Health and a Master's degree in Special Education (K-12). She works closely with students, teachers, and parents to provide guidance, resources, and support tailored to individual needs. Her role is described as a dedicated and compassionate part of the school community. She focuses on supporting students with diverse learning needs, addressing academic challenges, and promoting overall well-being. The school provides dedicated support to diverse student needs through staff expertise.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

QSI International School of Kosovo provides a quality English-medium, North American international education. English language requirements indicate that students with no prior English experience may be admitted in preschool through eighth grade, with an English language assessment for secondary students. Older students with little or no English experience may spend additional years enrolled in Secondary to graduate. A preschool page notes the school operates in an English language environment. In Elementary, Languages Other Than English include French and German, indicating English is the language of instruction.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is supported through the EMPOWER program's SEL focus and through the school's Student Support team. EMPOWER integrates SEL with child-protection concepts and follows CASEL-based, ISCA, and UNCRC/icmec-aligned frameworks. A weekly EMPOWER class delivers developmentally appropriate SEL content. The Student Support team works with students, teachers, and parents to address well-being and related concerns. Teachers and counselors communicate with families about well-being and supports.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding and child protection are a priority for QSI Kosovo. All employees must report suspected incidences of child abuse or neglect, with follow-up proceeding in accordance with the school's Child Protection Policy. The school adheres to CEESA safeguarding and child protection guidance, the QSI Code of Conduct, and the Child Protection Curriculum. Quality Schools International promotes the importance of applying the QSI Success Orientations as part of its Child Safety and Protection policy. CEESA safeguarding and child protection statements are applied in partnership with stakeholders across the school community.

Admissions

1) Admissions Policy. Admissions are open to students of any race, religion or ethnicity who can benefit from the educational services provided by QSI Kosovo. The school offers a quality English-medium, North American international education, and local citizens seeking education in English are also accepted. The admissions policy is guided by the QSI mission and values.
2) English Language Requirements. QSI Kosovo accepts students with no prior English experience from preschool through the US Grade 8 level. Secondary students must demonstrate increasing levels of English proficiency through an on-site English language assessment. Older students with little or no English may require additional years of study to graduate with a QSI diploma.
3) Class Placement by Age and Progress. Students are typically assigned to classes by age; traditional U.S. grade names are not used at QSI Kosovo. Placement also considers progression, with minimum credit requirements for secondary levels (50 credits for Secondary II, 100 credits for Secondary III, 150 credits for Secondary IV). Exceptions may be made through a documented process involving the Director, Director of Instruction, teachers, counselor, and parents.
4) Special Needs and Early Childhood Program. QSI Kosovo admits students with limited learning needs. For moderate to severe disabilities, the school reviews evaluations, reports, IEPs, or referrals to determine whether an appropriate program can be provided. Students with needs the school cannot effectively address may be denied admission. The Early Childhood Program operates 3-year-old and 4-year-old preschool; a 2-year-old program is not offered for the 21-22 school year; if a 2-year-old program is available, toilet training is required for admission.
5) Initial Testing & Placement. Transcripts are considered but may not reflect mastery. Testing to establish a baseline in English and Mathematics, along with other subject assessments as needed, informs placement and may include Measures of Academic Progress (MAP), prerequisite course assessments, a writing sample, end-of-year assessments, and other assessments as appropriate. Homeroom assignments are based on credits and age, and parents are involved in discussing strengths, needs, and graduation planning. Final placement decisions are made by a placement team that includes teachers and school administrators and are documented.

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