Compare Korean Curriculum International Schools in Russia

Instructs in English, Russian

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees RUB 21,320 - 33,730

Type Co-educational

The CIS International School – Gorki Campus is located in Solosovo, Odintsovo District, Moscow Region, 143081. It serves students aged 3 to 18 and is housed in two standalone buildings for junior and senior schools. The junior campus includes sleeping rooms for early years learners, a creative studio, and closed-area playgrounds. The senior campus focuses on research and creative work, with professional multi-subject science laboratories and a robotics and engineering studio, plus a cooking club, a theatre stage, and a visual arts space. An amphitheatre with acoustics and lighting supports lectures, concerts, and performances, while outdoor facilities include sports grounds and an ice rink for winter sports. The school offers a broad international curriculum mix, including Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge International AS/A Levels; IB PYP, MYP, DP, and IBCP; IEYC/IPC/IMYC; AP; and curricula such as American, Australian, Canadian, Chinese, French, German, Indian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Finnish, Swiss, European Baccalaureate, EYFS, Montessori, Reggio Emilia, and BTEC. Ages 3–18.

Application / Entrance fee
- A one-time entrance (enrolment) fee of EUR 6,000 is charged per family (the amount does not depend on the number of children). The entrance fee covers administration and registration and is non‑refundable. Capital/entrance fee for Pre‑Nursery, Nursery and Reception is EUR 0; for all other year levels the capital/entrance fee is EUR 6,000.

Tuition fees by year group (2026/2027 academic year — two price bands depending on payment date)
Note: tuition rates vary by the date the payment is made. Two published bands apply: payments made by 30 June 2026 (lower rate) and payments made from 1 July 2026 (higher rate). Annual and per‑term amounts are shown below (per‑term amounts are based on a three‑term academic year).

- Pre‑Nursery & Nursery (age 2.5–3)
- Annual (payment by 30 June 2026): EUR 20,010 — Per term: EUR 6,670.00.
- Annual (payment from 1 July 2026): EUR 21,320 — Per term: EUR 7,106.67.

- Reception (age 4)
- Annual (payment by 30 June 2026): EUR 22,360 — Per term: EUR 7,453.33.
- Annual (payment from 1 July 2026): EUR 23,830 — Per term: EUR 7,943.33.

- Primary School KS1 & KS2 (Year 1–Year 4, age 5–8)
- Annual (payment by 30 June 2026): EUR 26,010 — Per term: EUR 8,670.00.
- Annual (payment from 1 July 2026): EUR 27,710 — Per term: EUR 9,236.67.

- Primary School KS2 (Year 5–Year 6, age 9–10)
- Annual (payment by 30 June 2026): EUR 27,310 — Per term: EUR 9,103.33.
- Annual (payment from 1 July 2026): EUR 29,090 — Per term: EUR 9,696.67.

- Secondary School KS3 (Year 7–Year 9, age 11–13)
- Annual (payment by 30 June 2026): EUR 28,840 — Per term: EUR 9,613.33.
- Annual (payment from 1 July 2026): EUR 30,720 — Per term: EUR 10,240.00.

- Secondary School KS4 (Year 10–Year 11, age 14–15)
- Annual (payment by 30 June 2026): EUR 30,960 — Per term: EUR 10,320.00.
- Annual (payment from 1 July 2026): EUR 32,980 — Per term: EUR 10,993.33.

- Sixth Form (Year 12–Year 13, age 16–17)
- Annual (payment by 30 June 2026): EUR 31,660 — Per term: EUR 10,553.33.
- Annual (payment from 1 July 2026): EUR 33,730 — Per term: EUR 11,243.33.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition rates depend on the payment date. The school publishes two price bands: payments made on or before 30 June 2026 are charged at the lower annual rate; payments on or after 1 July 2026 (and during the 2026/2027 academic period listed) are charged at the higher annual rate. A discount system and payment plans are available. A 5% sibling discount applies to the second and subsequent children. Payments are made in Russian roubles according to the Central Bank rate on the date of payment; if the Central Bank rate is lower than 100 RUR to 1 EUR, a floor rate of 100 RUR per EUR is applied for payment calculations.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not listed for the Gorki campus; no boarding fees are published for this campus.

Other costs and fees
- School transport is charged separately and is shown as 250,000 RUB per school year (subject to route and availability).
- Tuition fees include school meals served three times a day and include all books.
- Tuition fees do not include transport services, summer courses, or school uniform; these items are invoiced separately.
- Capital/entrance fee: Pre‑Nursery, Nursery and Reception — EUR 0; other year levels — EUR 6,000 (one‑time).

Refund information
- The one‑time entrance/enrolment fee is non‑refundable. (The published fee schedule identifies the entrance fee as non‑refundable.)

Fee payment options
- Published material states payments are made in Russian roubles using the Central Bank exchange rate on the date of payment and that payment plans are available; specific payment channels and invoicing options (for example, bank transfer, direct debit or card) are handled through the school's admissions/accounts process and by the school's finance office.

Facilities Overview

The Gorki Campus is organized into two standalone buildings for the junior and senior schools. The junior school includes sleeping rooms for younger children, a creative studio, and playgrounds in a closed area. The senior school is equipped for research and creative activities with dedicated spaces such as professional multi-subject science laboratories, robotics and engineering studio, cooking club, theatre stage, and visual arts space. The building also comprises an amphitheatre with modern acoustics and lighting equipment for lectures, concerts, performances and other mass events. Outdoor facilities include sports grounds and an ice rink for winter sports.

Sports Facilities

Sports grounds and playgrounds are available for students. An ice rink is available for winter sports. The campus provides these facilities to support physical education and outdoor activities. Together with the other campus spaces, these facilities enable a range of athletic and recreational activities.

Academic Facilities

Two floors of the senior school are fully equipped for research and creative activities. These include professional multi-subject science laboratories and a robotics and engineering studio. A cooking club, theatre stage, and visual arts space provide creative and practical learning environments. Junior school features a creative studio, supporting early years learning.

Extra Curricular Facilities

A cooking club, theatre stage, and visual arts space provide extracurricular and performance opportunities. An amphitheatre with acoustic and lighting equipment supports lectures, concerts, and performances. An ice rink offers winter sports and recreational activities. Sports grounds and playgrounds support a range of after-school activities.

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Korean International School Moscow

Fees RUB 3,600 - 4,000

Korean International School Moscow is a private overseas Korean school in Moscow (корпус 3, Ulitsa Tolbukhina 8, 121596) operated by a school management board. The school publishes programmes for a kindergarten (유치원) and an elementary school (초등), and follows the Korean curriculum. Korean is the primary language used across the site and school communications; the school also runs structured foreign-language provision (notably English and Russian) including an entry/adjustment programme for newly arrived students. Published offerings include after-school classes (방과후학교), a school lunch/meal service and a school-bus scheme; fees, bus charges and related rules are published on the site. The school posts regular academic calendars, cultural events (for example a Korean folk-culture experience day) and notices such as Korean-language testing information, indicating an emphasis on maintaining Korean language and cultural ties alongside recognised support for language adaptation and extracurricular activities.

Admissions

1. The Moscow Korean International School conducts a three-stage admissions process for new students. The first step is submitting the Admission Interest Application and the Consent to Personal Data Collection and Use, along with copies of the student's and guardian's passports and visas. The application window runs from November 7, 2022 to December 9, 2022 at 15:00. Online submission is preferred, and if online submission is difficult, the school should be contacted for assistance.

2. A student interview and a parent interview are conducted during December 12–22, 2022. The interviews assess the student's readiness and gather context about the family's educational plans. The interviews are scheduled within the stated period and may involve discussion of the student's background and goals. This step is a standard part of the evaluation process.

3. The third step is submitting the Admission Application Form during December 26, 2022 to January 13, 2023 by 15:00. Submissions are to be made online via the school's portal; if online submission is not possible, the school can be contacted at 7-495-787-0748 for alternatives. The form should be completed using the school's specified procedures and timelines. After submission, the school will review the documents for eligibility.

4. Admission results for candidates are announced on December 23, 2022 and posted on the school's website. The notice identifies those selected as admission targets for the upcoming year. The announcement is part of the three-stage process and follows the prior interviews and document submissions.

5. Admission targets and eligibility are described as follows: Elementary (primary) students born from January 1, 2016 to December 31, 2016 are eligible. Early entry may be considered for children born January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2017 if the parent's domestic residency is registered locally. Kindergarten targets include children aged 3–5 born January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2019, with class openings potentially adjusted based on demand.

6. First-round documents (2차 서류제출의 전제) include common materials: the Admission Interest Application and the Personal Data Collection and Use Consent, plus copies of the student's passport and the guardian's passport and visa. These items form the initial submission package. The school requires these documents to establish eligibility for the admissions review.

7. Second-round documents (2차 서류제출) are submitted after the principal's admission approval using the school's forms for the Admission Application. This step completes the formal submission of materials required for final consideration. Only after the principal's approval is the second set of documents formally filed.

8. The 3rd area indicates that other residency-related proofs can be substituted with documents already submitted in the first round. This provides flexibility if additional local documentation is needed. The first-round materials remain the baseline set for supporting evidence.

9. The overall admission method and other details are described in the Moscow Korean School's admissions guidance. Families should follow the steps and timelines outlined there to complete the process. The guidance covers the practical steps, documentation, and any contingencies.

10. Important notes include: the admission fee and tuition are described in the school's fee information; all documents submitted are not returned under any circumstances; and inquiries can be directed to the school by calling 7-495-787-0748. These notes accompany the formal admissions process and provide essential administrative details.

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