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TIA International School of Phnom Penh

Cambodia, Phnom Penh

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Mandarin
Fees KHR 16,895,936 - 23,332,484
Ages 1½ - 17 years
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Availability Not shared by this school
Academic offering
Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages English, Mandarin
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Languages
Clubs Arts and Creative, Lifestyle and Wellbeing, Social and Hobbies
Stages Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School, High School
Introduction

TIA International School in Phnom Penh operates a Kindergarten-to-Grade-12 programme and teaches English, Khmer and Chinese curricula. The school accepts children from as young as 18 months and runs classes through Grade 12, with rolling admissions and an intake process that includes entrance testing and interviews for transfers. The campus description and news posts show on-site extracurricular activity including team sports (basketball, football, badminton, volleyball), Taekwondo, music and drama; the site also announces a music school and regular sports training. TIA offers Chinese classes to full-time students (an additional fee is stated on the school site). The school publishes operational hours and a shuttle pickup service for families. The website does not publish a founding year, total enrolment numbers, or a published annual tuition range. For specific fee schedules, class-size figures or precise campus coordinates, the site asks parents to contact the school directly.

www.tsia.edu.kh

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The Essentials

TIA International School of Phnom Penh has instruction in English, Mandarin.

Location
TIA is located in Khan MeanChey, Phnom Penh — Lot No 25, 60m Street, Prek Tarong Village, Sangkat Chak Angrae Krom (Phnom Penh 120602). The school website also notes a shuttle pick‑up point on St. Preah Monivong Boulevard (Master Gold), which provides a direct link for families coming from central Chamkarmon areas.

Stages
TIA accepts children from about 2.5 years old up to Grade 12. The school groups pupils into Kindergarten (pre‑school / pre‑K / K), Elementary (Grades 1–6), Middle (Grades 7–8) and High School (Grades 9–12).

Type
TIA is presented as an international day school offering an international curriculum; its materials show a partnership with North Texas Academy (Plano, Texas) and Cambodian Ministry of Education accreditation. The school's public materials do not describe any boarding provision.

Additional learning support
Admission materials state the school considers students with special educational needs case‑by‑case: individual interviews are required and the school requests a recent Educational Psychologist's report; the admissions page also notes the school's small class sizes and ability to provide extra support as needed.

Country affiliation
TIA lists a partnership with North Texas Academy (an accredited U.S. homeschool in Plano, Texas) and is also accredited by the Cambodian Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports.

Religious affiliation
The school's official materials and handbook do not indicate any religious affiliation; its mission and values are presented in secular terms.

School day structure
The parents' handbook gives a class schedule: Morning session 08:00–11:00, Afternoon session 12:00–16:00, Full‑time 08:00–16:00. Gate times are specified (e.g. gates open 07:15 and close 08:15 for arrival; morning pickup 11:00–11:30; afternoon pickup gate 16:00–16:30); students arriving after 08:00 are recorded as late and the handbook sets a latest pick‑up expectation (by 17:00) with a late‑pickup charge.

Bus service
The school provides a shuttle service; the contact/enrollment page lists a pickup on St. Preah Monivong Blvd (Master Gold) with the bus leaving at 07:30 and a note that parents must collect children at Master Gold by 17:00. The page also gives local contact numbers for shuttle enquiries.
Diving Deeper
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Fees

Annual tuition at TIA International School of Phnom Penh ranges from KHR 16,895,936 to KHR 23,332,484 for 2026/27.

Application / first‑time enrolment fees
- Enrolment (one‑time) fee: KHR 1,993,159.
- Administration (annual) fee: KHR 1,195,896.
- Example total for a first‑year Nursery 1 enrolment (enrolment + admin + first year tuition): KHR 18,735,699.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per‑term estimate)
- Nursery 1 (age 1): Annual KHR 16,742,540 — Per term (annual ÷ 3) KHR 5,580,847 (calculated).
- Nursery 2 (age 2): Annual KHR 16,742,540 — Per term KHR 5,580,847 (calculated).
- Kindergarten 1 (age 3): Annual KHR 17,141,171 — Per term KHR 5,713,724 (calculated).
- Kindergarten 2 (age 4): Annual KHR 17,938,435 — Per term KHR 5,979,478 (calculated).
- Kindergarten 3 (age 5): Annual KHR 18,735,699 — Per term KHR 6,245,233 (calculated).
- Grade 1: Annual KHR 19,134,331 — Per term KHR 6,378,110 (calculated).
- Grade 2: Annual KHR 19,134,331 — Per term KHR 6,378,110 (calculated).
- Grade 3: Annual KHR 20,330,227 — Per term KHR 6,776,742 (calculated).
- Grade 4: Annual KHR 20,330,227 — Per term KHR 6,776,742 (calculated).
- Grade 5: Annual KHR 21,924,754 — Per term KHR 7,308,251 (calculated).
- Grade 6: Annual KHR 21,924,754 — Per term KHR 7,308,251 (calculated).
- Grades 7–12: Annual KHR 23,120,650 — Per term KHR 7,706,883 (calculated).
All annual figures and the one‑time fees above are published values; the per‑term figures shown are simple calculations (annual ÷ 3) to provide an estimated per‑term amount where parents prefer a term comparison.

Chinese class surcharge
- Chinese language classes for full‑time programmes (Bilingual and International) incur an additional charge: USD 150 per term.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school states that all payments must be settled before the first day of school. Late payments are subject to a penalty of USD 5.00 per day. All fees are described as non‑transferable and non‑refundable. These terms are published on the school's fees information.

Boarding fees
- No boarding fees or boarding programme are published for TIA International School of Phnom Penh; no boarding charges appear in the school's fee information.

Other costs / additional fees
- The school's published fee items list the one‑time enrolment and annual administration charges and tuition; no detailed public line items for uniform, bus, meals, learning‑support surcharges or examination fees are shown on the published schedule. Separate optional or incidental charges (for example for extra curricular programmes) may apply but are not itemised in the published fee schedule.

Refund information
- The school's published statement is that all fees are non‑transferable and non‑refundable.

Fee payment options
- The school's public fees page does not list specific accepted payment methods. For payments and invoicing parents should contact the school's admissions/finance office (contact details published on the school site).
Academics

TIA International School of Phnom Penh teaches Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 1.5 to 17.

Curriculum
TIA International School of Phnom Penh delivers bilingual/international education from early years through Grade 12, with admissions listing programmes from 18 months (nursery) up to Grade 12. Early years include Nursery/Pre‑school/Pre‑kindergarten and Kindergarten; Primary covers Grades 1–6, Middle School Grades 7–8, and High School Grades 9–12 as shown on the school's overview. Instruction combines English‑medium core teaching with Khmer language provision and an added Chinese class offered across full‑time programmes. Third‑party listings and the school's materials describe the upper secondary pathway as Cambridge‑aligned, preparing students for Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge International AS/A‑Level style qualifications in the senior years. The full scope of the curriculum includes academic subjects (English, maths, science, social studies), Khmer and Chinese language programmes, and campus facilities supporting arts, labs, sports and extracurricular activities.
Wellbeing
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Reputation
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Admissions

Admissions
1. Initial enquiry and tour — contact admissions and request a meeting. The school says an admission consultant will respond within 24 hours after you submit the online form, so keep a copy of your submission and the meeting date you requested. (Source: TIA enrolment/online-application page).

2. Confirm age/grade eligibility and programme.
Check the age cut-off for the programme you want: the school's pages show early-years entry (one page lists “2.5 years old” while another page refers to acceptances from “18 months”); because the site has slightly different phrasing on different pages, confirm the exact cut-off for the cohort and academic year with admissions before applying. Also tell admissions whether you want the bilingual or international programme and whether you expect full-time Chinese classes (there is an extra Chinese-class charge noted on the fees page).

3. Complete the online application and upload basic documents.
Fill in the Student Online Application on the school website (the form asks for names, contact details, number of students applying, academic year and a meeting request date) and upload the items requested by the school. For new transfer students (elementary through Grade 12) the school specifically requests previous school report cards—have those recent transcripts/reports ready and translated if they are not in English. The enrolment portal and the downloadable “Recommendation for Admission” (available from the site) may list any additional forms; keep copies of everything you submit.

4. Assessment and entrance testing (where required).
For students transferring into elementary and up through Grade 12, the school requires an entrance test to assess placement and curriculum needs; prepare your child for a short placement/diagnostic test in core areas (usually English and maths). The school also says it can accommodate a range of educational backgrounds and will provide extra support where possible, but placement testing helps the school determine required support and class placement. If your child will be assessed, ask admissions what form the test will take (paper, online, timed) and whether you should bring pencil-and-paper originals of recent work.

5. Interview with school leaders and teachers.
After preliminary assessment the school schedules an interview with the Vice Principal and the relevant teacher(s) to discuss the student's academic history, learning needs and social adjustment; parents should expect to discuss previous schools, specific strengths/weaknesses and any routine or medical information that affects school life. For students with identified special educational needs, the school requires an individual interview and requests a recent Educational Psychologist's report so the Director and pedagogical team can assess whether the school can meet those needs. Bring original or certified copies of any assessments, Individual Education Plans (IEPs) or specialist reports to this meeting.

6. Offer, acceptance and contract steps.
If a place is available and the school makes an offer, you will be given an offer letter and details of the fees and payment schedule; the school operates rolling admissions and admits new students throughout the year subject to class availability. The school's tuition page states that all fees are non-transferable and non-refundable, and that all payments must be settled before the first day of school; late payments incur a penalty (the site notes a $5.00 per day late fee). Read the offer and fee schedule closely — ask for a written list of what is included (tuition, admin fees, capital or other charges) and for deadlines for initial and ongoing payments.

7. Payment of fees and optional charges.
When you accept a place you will be asked to pay the required enrolment/administration and tuition amounts according to the school's schedule; note that the school's page highlights an additional charge for full-time Chinese classes (USD 150 per term) and reiterates the non-refundable nature of fees. Keep receipts and confirm whether payments may be made in KHR or USD, what payment methods are accepted, and whether sibling discounts or payment plans exist (the public pages do not list discounts or a payment plan). If anything about payment timing is unclear, request written confirmation from admissions before paying.

8. Final placement, orientation and first day.
Once payments and paperwork are complete the school will confirm final placement and provide start-date details; because TIA's admissions policy is rolling and places depend on class availability, final confirmation may be time-sensitive—ensure you have the confirmed start date in writing. The school's Parents' Handbook and school policies (available from the site) explain health, safety and arrival procedures—review those ahead of the first day and bring any required medical forms, medications or permissions. If you need to withdraw before the start date, check the written offer for the school's refund/withdrawal policy because fees are marked non-refundable on the school pages.

Scholarships
There is no mention on TIA's publicly available admissions or tuition pages of school-wide scholarships, bursaries or an explicit financial-aid programme. The school's tuition/fees page lists payment policies and an optional Chinese-class charge but does not advertise any scholarships or fee-waiver schemes. Because some international schools handle scholarships off-line or on a case-by-case basis, if you need financial assistance or are seeking merit-based support you should contact the admissions office directly (admin@tsia.edu.kh or the phone/Telegram contacts on the site) and ask whether any limited scholarships, sibling discounts, or hardship concessions are offered and what documentation would be required. If you would like, the admissions team can confirm in writing whether any scholarship or discount options exist for the year you plan to apply.

Waitlist
TIA's public admissions information does not describe a formal, published waitlist system; instead the school states it operates rolling admissions and admits students “throughout the year, based on class availability.” That language means places are offered while space exists at each grade, rather than via a clearly documented central waitlist on the website. Parents should therefore assume that if a class is full the school will keep enquiries on file and recommend contacting admissions directly to ask whether they maintain an internal waiting list or can notify families when space opens. For the clearest answer on current availability and any internal waiting/notification process, contact admissions (phone/Telegram/email) and ask whether they will place your child on an internal waiting list and how they prioritise families (date received, siblings, other factors).
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