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Quantum College

Armenia, Yerevan

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The school at a glance
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Strengths STEM, Academic Enrichment, Performing Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Community and Service
Stages Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, High School
Introduction

Quantum College is a co-educational day school in Armenia that educates approximately 1,000 students across three levels: elementary, middle, and high school. Instruction is in Armenian using the college's proprietary curricula, while the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme is taught in English. The college also holds exclusive rights from the Cambridge Assessment Centre to conduct Oxford and Cambridge entrance examinations in Armenia. Founded in 1991 as the country's first non-state experimental school, Quantum College has grown from 49 students and 17 teachers to a campus with about 60 classes and more than 100 teachers, including PhDs and university professors. The school emphasizes information technology and educational innovation, maintaining virtual physics and digital mathematics laboratories and publishing more than 50 textbooks and electronic materials. With international collaborations and a founding role in the Mediterranean Institute of Fundamental Physics, graduates move on to leading universities worldwide, including Oxford, Cambridge, MIT, Stanford, and UCL.

The Essentials

Location
The school is located in Yerevan, Armenia, at Bagratunyats 23/2.

Stages
Quantum College operates three levels of education: elementary, middle, and high school.

Type
Co-educational, day school.

Country affiliation
Armenia
Fees
Application fees
- No one‑time application or registration fee is published for Quantum College's Yerevan day programmes.

Tuition fees by school year and term
- Quantum College does not publish a public price list showing tuition by year group, per term, or per academic year for the 2026/27 (or 2025/26) academic year; no specific per‑grade or per‑term tuition amounts are available in the school's public materials.
- For the Quantum Online (distance) programme the published cost model lists 2,500 AMD per live session; typical short courses run 8 sessions (total 20,000 AMD per subject for that course format). This online session pricing applies to the remote courses described separately from the on‑campus tuition.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school does not publish a standard billing schedule (termly/annual invoicing calendar) or detailed payment terms (deposit percentages, installment dates) for its on‑campus tuition in publicly available materials. Parents should expect that specific invoicing and installment options will be provided at registration or by the accounting office.
- For the online course format, pricing is shown per session and per course package (8 sessions = 20,000 AMD per subject).

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- Quantum College does not publish boarding or student accommodation services or associated boarding fees; the school is presented as a day school and no boarding fee schedule is provided.

Other costs and typical additional charges
- The school's material indicates that families commonly incur additional costs such as transportation, meals, accommodation (for non‑residents), textbooks, materials and exam fees; specific charges for uniforms, textbooks, transport or laboratory consumables are not listed as fixed amounts.
- The Quantum Online programme explicitly lists per‑session pricing (2,500 AMD per session) and describes course‑package totals (20,000 AMD for an 8‑session subject).

Refund information
- No published, itemised refund policy for on‑campus tuition (refund conditions, deadlines, or percentages) is available in the school's public materials. Parents are advised that material/exam fees and similar one‑off charges are commonly handled separately; specifics must be confirmed with the school's accounting office.

Fee payment options
- No comprehensive list of accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, cheque) for on‑campus tuition is published in the school's public materials. The school provides direct accounting contact details for billing queries and payment arrangements: Accounting phone +374 10 42‑25‑22 and general contacts +374 10 42‑22‑17 / +374 91 23‑29‑51; email info@quantum.am for payment and invoice enquiries.
- For remote courses the published pricing model is per session; parents should confirm whether online course payments are accepted by card, bank transfer, or other means when enrolling.

Practical notes for parents (factual)
- The school operates scholarship and charitable support mechanisms that can reduce tuition for academically qualified students; Quantum College Alumni charitable activities and scholarship provisions are publicly noted but exact tuition‑waiver amounts and eligibility rules are handled case by case.

Summary of availability of fee data
- There is no published fee schedule (application fee, tuition by grade/term, boarding fees, detailed refund policy or full payment method list) for Quantum College's on‑campus programmes in the school's publicly available materials for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. For the one clearly published item, the Quantum Online short course rate is 2,500 AMD per live session (8 sessions = 20,000 AMD per subject). For billing, invoice timing, installment options, payment methods, refunds or detailed per‑grade tuition figures, contact the school's accounting office at +374 10 42‑25‑22 or info@quantum.am.
Academics

Curriculum
Quantum College offers three levels of education: elementary, middle, and high school. Instruction is in Armenian across levels, using Quantum College's proprietary curricula. The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme is offered and taught in English. Quantum College holds exclusive rights from the Cambridge Assessment Centre to conduct Oxford and Cambridge entrance examinations in Armenia. Graduates study at world-leading universities, including Oxford, Cambridge, MIT, Stanford, and UCL. Quantum College was founded in 1991 as the first non-state experimental school in Armenia.

Student Teacher Ratio
Approximately 10 students per teacher.

Higher Education Progression
Graduates go on to study at world-leading universities, including Oxford, Cambridge, MIT, Stanford, and UCL. More than 3,000 Quantum College graduates have pursued higher education at international universities. The IB Diploma Programme and Cambridge entrance examinations support university admissions.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The IB Diploma Programme develops analytical and critical thinking, research competence, intercultural understanding, independence, leadership, and a commitment to responsible global citizenship. Olympiad groups provide free instruction and preparation for grades 5–12, with active participation in national and international competitions. School life includes Ethnic Exhibition, Talent Search, Charity activities, and the Quantum Media Center, fostering engagement, creativity, and community involvement.
Parent Experience

History
Quantum College was founded in September 1991 as the first non-state experimental school in Armenia. In its first academic year the school had 49 students, 17 teachers, and 21 graduates, occupying about 400 square meters. Today the college serves about 1,000 students with over 3,000 graduates, 60 classes, and 100+ teachers, including PhDs and professors who teach at Armenian universities. The school operates on three levels—elementary, middle, and high school—using proprietary curricula in Armenian, with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme taught in English. Quantum College maintains international collaborations and is a founding member of the Mediterranean Institute of Fundamental Physics; graduates study at leading universities such as Oxford, Cambridge, MIT, Stanford, and UCL, and it holds exclusive rights from Cambridge Assessment Centre to conduct Oxford and Cambridge entrance examinations in Armenia.

Community
School Life includes competitions, cultural and sports events, field trips, and initiatives. Ethnic Exhibition is an inter-class competition-exhibition featuring cultural presentations. Talent Search covers art forms such as music, dance, and poetry, culminating in a gala concert. Charity activities include a book exhibition-sale with proceeds directed to charity; Quantum Media Center promotes media literacy.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Quantum College operates across three levels of education: elementary, middle, and high school. The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme is taught in English, while instruction in other subjects is in Armenian. The college began in 1991, occupying about 400 sq m of space in its early years; today it serves about 1,000 students with around 60 classes and more than 100 teachers. It uses information technology and educational innovation, including virtual physics and digital mathematics laboratories and published textbooks.

Academic Facilities
The school has virtual physics and digital mathematics laboratories. It runs numerous information technology programs and has published more than 50 traditional and electronic textbooks, along with electronic educational materials created for grades 7-9.

Extra Curricular Facilities
School Life includes competitions, cultural and sports events, field trips, and initiatives. Ethnic Exhibition; Talent Search; Charity; Quantum Media Center; Preliminary Military Training; Field Trips and Events.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Olympic School provides free instruction in all subject Olympiad groups and free preparation for grades 5-12. Since 1992 there has been active participation in Olympiads, with leaders in city and regional stages in 1997-1998 and the first gold medal at the International Olympiad in Informatics in 2005, with 2021 bringing 23 medals (5 gold, 10 silver, 8 bronze). Research and IT programs are integrated into learning: from grades 5-11 students undertake supervised research projects and defend them before a committee, supported by IT laboratories, and a 2020 AI project won 4th prize at the ISEF Regeneron International Competition in Embedded Systems.

Arts & Creative
Talent Search includes art: music, dance, and poetry, culminating in a gala concert. Ethnic Exhibition is an inter-class competition-exhibition featuring cultural presentations. Quantum Media Center provides media literacy through a student-teacher model. Field trips and events contribute to creative experiences.

Cultural & Language
The IB Diploma Programme is taught in English. IB fosters intercultural understanding, independence, leadership, and responsible global citizenship. Graduates study at leading universities worldwide, including Oxford, Cambridge, MIT, Stanford, and UCL.

Social & Hobbies
School Life includes competitions, cultural and sports events, field trips, and initiatives. Ethnic Exhibition and Talent Search provide cultural and artistic experiences. Preliminary Military Training is offered at Orbit military-sports camp.

Community & Service
Charity is part of school life; a book exhibition-sale directs proceeds to charity.

Leadership & Professional
IB Diploma Programme fosters independence, leadership, and global citizenship. Students undertake supervised research projects and defend them before subject committees. Graduates study at leading universities such as Oxford, Cambridge, MIT, Stanford, and UCL.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Field trips and events foster teamwork, independence, and national values. Preliminary Military Training offers military-sport camp activities. Competitions, cultural and sports events are part of school life.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Registration and next steps. To register, call (010) 42 22 17 or (091) 23 29 51 and provide the student's full name, school number, email address, and phone number. The college will outline the admission process and guide the applicant through the next steps. 2. General admission framework. The college normally admits students for 1st, 6th, and 10th grades, as well as the International Baccalaureate (IB) first-year course (11th grade) for the upcoming academic year. If there are vacant places in other grades, additional admissions are conducted at the end of the school year, and all registered applicants for that grade are invited to participate in the admission process. 3. 1st-grade admissions. 1st-grade applicants participate in preparatory courses (usually up to six sessions). After completing the course, the child undergoes an interview. Admission is determined based on the results in the preparatory courses and the interview. 4. 6th-grade admissions. 6th-grade applicants attend preparatory courses in Mathematics, Armenian Language, and English (approximately 12 sessions per subject). After completing the courses, applicants take an exam, and the selection is based on the exam results. 5. 10th-grade admissions. 10th-grade admissions are conducted based on specialized streams. Students choose their preferred stream in advance and participate in preparatory courses in three subjects determined for each stream (up to 12 sessions per subject). Streams include Physics-Mathematics (Armenian Language, Mathematics, Physics); Chemistry-Biology (Armenian Language, Mathematics, Physics); Economics (Armenian Language, Mathematics, English); Humanities (Armenian Language, Mathematics, English). At the end of the preparatory courses, students take entrance exams and participate in an interview; the selection is based on exam and interview results. Preparatory courses and exams are organized to avoid interference with regular classes. 6. IB program admissions. For the International Baccalaureate (IB) program, applicants must take exams in English and Mathematics and participate in an interview. 7. IB via 10th grade. 10th-grade students interested in the IB program can apply and participate in preparatory courses at the beginning of the school year. 8. Registration reminder and IB exams timing. To register, call (010) 42 22 17 or (091) 23 29 51. IB entrance exams are typically held in July.

Scholarships
The school offers scholarships and tuition discounts to winners of certain competitions and programs, including the International Baccalaureate (IB Diploma Programme); medalists from Math Olympiad at regional and national levels receive additional privileges. Gifted Children Competition — Quantum 2026 provides written and oral rounds on May 3 and May 9, 2026, free preparatory courses March–April 2026, distance learning beginning November 25, 2026, and an application deadline of April 20, 2026. The Quantum College Alumni Charitable Fund awards scholarships to Quantum College graduates; the selection is made by the foundation's board based on academic progress and financial considerations, with scholarships distributed monthly for up to the next academic year and continuing through graduation subject to maintaining outstanding progress. The scholarship cycle runs from September through August each year, and recipients receive ongoing support contingent on continued strong performance.
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