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Arsakeio Greek-Albanian College

Albania, Tirana

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The school at a glance
Instructs in Albanian, French
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 1000
Type Co-educational
Opened 1998
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Australian Curriculum
Taught languages French
Strengths Languages, STEM, Academic Enrichment
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, High School
Introduction

The Arsakeio Greek-Albanian College in Tirana is a private, Greek-Albanian institution on Rr. Elbasanit, Sauk Lundër, Elbasanit-Blloku i Vilave, Farkë. Officially listed with the Australian Curriculum, the school operates with a Greek affiliation funded by Philekpaideutiki Etaireia and donors, with Foreign Office support. Since 1998 it has offered Pre-Primary through High School to about 500 pupils; leadership since 2006–07 has included two Greek head teachers and an Albanian deputy. Albanian teachers deliver core subjects under Albanian law, while Greek is taught by Greek teachers selected by Philekpaideutiki Etaireia. The Albanian curriculum is followed with Greek as a second language, and some subjects such as Literature, European Civilization, Democracy, Geography and Computer Science taught in Greek. Construction began in 2003, and in May 2007 the school moved to a four-floor complex with laboratories and an atrium, covering about 4,000 m² on a 100,000 m² site, serving students from Greece and Albania.

Rr. Elbasanit, Sauk (Sauk Lundër / Elbasanit-Blloku i Vilave), Farkë, Tiranë, Albania

The Essentials

Arsakeio Greek-Albanian College has 1,000 pupils, instruction in Albanian, French.

Location
Tirana, Albania. It is part of the Arsakeio Greek-Albanian College complex in Tirana.

Stages
Pre-Primary School; Primary School; Middle School; High School

Country affiliation
Greece
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership
The Arsakeio Greek-Albanian College in Tirana was founded in 1998 and financed by Philekpaideutiki Etaireia, donors, and the Foreign Office. It relocated in May 2007 to a privately owned building complex. The school is governed by two Greek head teachers (one for primary, one for secondary) with an Albanian deputy head teacher, and all subjects are taught by Albanian teachers, with Greek language taught by Greek teachers.
Fees
*Application fees*
- No published application or enrolment fee amount is publicly available for Arsakeio Greek‑Albanian College (Tirana) for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. No specific one‑time registration charge is listed on the school's official pages.

*Tuition fees by year group (per term and per year)*
- No published per‑term or per‑year tuition figures are available for any year group (pre‑school / kindergarten, primary, lower secondary, upper secondary) for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. The school does not publish a public fee schedule listing amounts by grade or term.

*Billing schedule and payment terms*
- No published billing schedule, installment dates, payment deadlines, or formal payment terms are available on the school's public pages. There is no publicly posted schedule showing whether fees are billed annually, per term, or per semester.

*Boarding fees (if applicable)*
- The campus is described as a day school campus located in Sauk, outside Tirana, and no boarding programme or boarding fees are published. There is no public indication that boarding accommodation is offered.

*Other costs and ancillary fees (uniform, transport, meals, books, activities)*
- No published amounts are available for school uniform, transport, meals/cafeteria, books, consumables, extracurricular activities or exam fees. No official ancillary‑fees schedule is posted.

*Refund information*
- No publicly available refund policy or published rules on fee refunds and cancellations were found for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. No formal refund terms are published on the school's public pages.

*Fee payment options (credit card, bank transfer, etc.)*
- No published list of accepted payment methods (bank transfer, credit/debit card, local payment portals) is available on the school's public materials. No payment account details or method list are posted publicly.

Summary of findings (brief)
- A review of the school's official public pages and the school descriptions for Arsakeio Greek‑Albanian College (Tirana) did not produce a fee schedule, numeric tuition amounts, payment schedules, or published ancillary fees for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. Because numeric fee figures and formal payment/refund policies are not published on the school's public pages, no specific monetary amounts can be provided here.
Academics

Arsakeio Greek-Albanian College teaches Australian Curriculum.

Curriculum
The Arsakeio Greek-Albanian College in Tirana was founded in 1998 and financed by Philekpaideutiki Etaireia, donors, and the Foreign Office; since establishment it has operated entirely thanks to the financial resources of Philekpaideutiki Etaireia. Since 2006-07, the school has been directed by two Greek head teachers, one for elementary education and one for secondary education, with an Albanian deputy head teacher. All school subjects are taught by Albanian citizens who satisfy Albanian legislation; the Greek language is taught by Greek teachers selected by Philekpaideutiki Etaireia and graduates of Greek universities. As of 2008, the educational personnel consisted of 42 Albanian and 6 Greek teachers. The curriculum follows the Albanian school curriculum with emphasis on Greek as a second language, with certain main subjects such as Literature, European Civilization, Democracy, Geography and Computer Science taught in Greek. The school offers Pre-Primary, Primary, Middle and High School; in 2008 it operated with a capacity for 500 pupils across 12 grades.
Wellbeing

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The Albanian curriculum is used with emphasis on learning Greek as a second language. The Greek language is taught by Greek teachers, selected by Philekpaideutiki Etaireia, graduates of the Greek university. All school subjects are taught by teachers, citizens of Albania, who satisfy the requirements prescribed by Albanian legislation; the Greek language is taught in Greek in subjects such as Literature, European Civilization, Democracy, Geography and Computer Science. The educational personnel as of 2008 consisted of 42 Albanian and 6 Greek teachers. The school is directed by two Greek Head Teachers (one for elementary and the other for secondary), assisted by an Albanian deputy head teacher.
Parent Experience

History
The Arsakeio Greek-Albanian College in Tirana was founded in 1998 and financed by Philekpaideutiki Etaireia and donors, with Foreign Office development programs supporting its establishment, and has operated since then with funding from Philekpaideutiki Etaireia. From the start, it operated with Albanian education alignment and began with 77 pupils in the First Grade of Primary School. Construction of the privately owned school complex began in 2003, and in May 2007 the school relocated to the new facilities designed to meet modern educational expectations. The school complex comprises four floors with laboratories and an atrium and is privately owned by Philekpaideutiki Etaireia. Since 2006-2007, leadership has consisted of two Greek head teachers (one for primary and one for secondary) with an Albanian deputy head teacher, and the staff includes Albanian teachers with Greek teachers delivering instruction in Greek; the Albanian curriculum is followed with Greek taught as a second language, with certain subjects taught in Greek.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The Arsakeio Greek-Albanian College in Tirana was founded in 1998 and financed by Philekpaideutiki Etaireia and donors, as well as the Foreign Office (financial programmes for the development of the Balkans). Since its establishment, it has operated entirely with the financial resources of Philekpaideutiki Etaireia. The school in Tirana operates as an avant-garde European school of high-quality education, based on universal historical values and modern educational principles for broad education. It aims to foster multicultural understanding between Greece and Albania, with full respect for the civilizations and traditions of both nations. The building complex began in 2003 on a site of 100,000 square metres, five kilometres from Tirana toward Elbasan; since May 2007 the School has been relocated to a modern complex designed by prominent professors of the National Metsovio Polytechnic School. The School Complex covers 4,000 square metres, is arranged around an atrium, with classrooms expanding over four floors and laboratories on two floors.

Academic Facilities
The Arsakeio in Tirana operates according to the Albanian school curriculum with Greek taught as a second language. In certain main syllabus subjects such as Literature, European Civilization, Democracy, Geography and Computer Science, Greek is taught for instruction. The School has four floors of classrooms and has developed all grades of the educational curriculum: Pre-Primary, Primary, Middle and High School. In 2008 the schools operated with a capacity of about 500 pupils across 12 grades (classes arranged in two sections). The Greek language is taught by Greek teachers, selected by Philekpaideutiki Etaireia, graduates of Greek universities. The educational staff as of 2008 consisted of 42 Albanian and 6 Greek teachers.
Languages

Language Provision
Albanian is the base curriculum; Greek is taught as a second language by Greek teachers; some subjects are taught in Greek.

Bilingual Teaching
Albanian curriculum with Greek taught as a second language. The Greek language is taught by Greek teachers. Some subjects are taught in Greek, including Literature, European Civilization, Democracy, Geography, and Computer Science.
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