Why join for free?
Already have an account? Log In
Ecuador, Quito
Let the school know you're thinking of applying — they can share their prerequisites and help you through the process.
It's best to ask — circumstances can change at any time.
The American International Section is recognized by the College Board and is registered as a Cambridge Test Preparation Center. Courses in the International Section are taught by native teachers and bilingual instructors at C1 level or higher. In this section, students engage with the language through academic, recreational, and cultural activities. Pedagogical devices include PARLE Linguistic Program; DIL (Linguistic Inclusion); Animal-Assisted Teaching; Education for Sustainable Development; the Tree at Home Project; and the Health Education Path.
The school offers a strong language and culture program through the International Section, with activities that promote language immersion and cross‑cultural learning. Francophone culture is celebrated through school events related to Francophonie. Cultural and language activities are integrated into the school calendar.
After-school activities are available for both primary and secondary students.
Environmental and health education initiatives include Education for Sustainable Development, the Tree at Home project, and the Health Education Path.
The school has an Association Sportive (Sports Association) with teams in football, volleyball, climbing, basketball, and more. A season began with the official uniforms handover, and Paris 2024 was designated the 'Year of Sport' at La Condamine.
La Condamine Franco-Ecuadorian High School is a binational institution offering both French and Ecuadorian curricula, guiding students toward two baccalaureates. Founded in 1967, the school serves ages 2 to 18 across primary, middle (collège) and high school. It is a member of the AEFE network, ensuring alignment with the French education system while also offering an Ecuadorian pathway. The campus hosts an American International Section, recognized by the College Board and registered as a Cambridge Test Preparation Center. Courses in the International Section are taught by native and bilingual teachers at level C1 or higher, with the Itinerario Americano and the American Pathway in Secondary. The school plans a modern campus expansion and provides a 360º virtual tour. Extracurriculars include sport through the Association Sportive and diverse clubs in Culture and Language, Social and Hobbies, and Lifestyle and Wellbeing. Athletes compete in football, volleyball, climbing, basketball, and more in school.
