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Kuantan has a small, local international-school market compared with Malaysia’s larger cities, so families typically choose from a handful of day schools that serve both expatriate and Malaysian pupils. English is the working language in these schools and the Cambridge pathway (Cambridge Primary/IGCSE and A-Level) is the most commonly advertised international route in Kuantan, while other international frameworks are more frequently found in bigger urban centres. Published fee information and national fee guides indicate that annual tuition in Kuantan generally sits below the Kuala Lumpur median and commonly starts in the high-teens of thousands of ringgit for younger years, rising with senior secondary programmes; families should budget separately for one-off enrolment or capital levies, school transport, meals and external exam charges. Admissions are managed school-by-school: many schools accept applications throughout the year but recommend parents begin enquiries several months ahead because places, assessments and interviews are scheduled in advance.
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