American Curriculum International Schools in Philippines

American-curriculum international schools in the Philippines teach largely in English and follow a US-style K - 12 sequence that typically leads to an American high-school diploma, often supplemented in senior years by Advanced Placement (AP) courses or US accreditation pathways. Schools commonly teach Filipino (Tagalog) as a core subject and offer additional modern languages such as Mandarin, Spanish or French depending on the school; English language support (EAL/EAP) is widely available for new arrivals. Annual tuition in Metro Manila varies by school and age but most international schools charge in the range of roughly ₱330,000 to ₱900,000 a year, with extra items such as application/registration fees, transport and capital levies charged separately. Admissions are usually rolling with a main intake ahead of the school year (many schools run an August - June calendar, though exact start dates vary), so relocating families should start enquiries months ahead and be ready to supply passports, previous school records, immunisation and visa/permit paperwork for foreign students.