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Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction
CJD International School Braunschweig-Wolfsburg is a private all-day school in Braunschweig, Germany, serving ages 4 to 18 and offering a Boarding House. Established in 2004, it operates within the CJD Braunschweig network, a longstanding Competency Centre for gifted education. The curriculum blends Cambridge and International Baccalaureate pathways: Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary, and IGCSE, with the Cambridge IGCSE credential for 14 to 16 year olds, and the IB Diploma Programme for university preparation. The Early Years programme follows Cambridge with integrated German and international pedagogy. The school emphasises international standards, Cambridge checkpoints, and the Diploma equivalence to Hochschulzugangsberechtigung under KMK regulations. Facilities include a library, age-grouped Afternoon Rooms and a modern Boarding House with in-house meals. Afternoon Programmes provide project classes and enrichment activities. A fixed feature is a Year 8 language exchange with a Badalona partner in Spain, also complemented by a Music Academy and leisure and sports nearby today.
CJD International School Braunschweig-Wolfsburg has 250 pupils, instruction in English.
Location
Braunschweig, Germany. Helmstedter Straße 37, 38126 Braunschweig.
Stages
Ages 4 to 18+, with Early Years through Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Lower Secondary, Cambridge IGCSE, and the IB Diploma Programme.
Type
Private, all-day school with a Boarding House.
Additional learning support
Individual assistance and counselling for students and parents.
Country affiliation
Germany
School day structure
All-day school
Fees
Annual tuition at CJD International School Braunschweig-Wolfsburg ranges from EUR 12,920 to EUR 16,420 for 2026/27.
Application / admission fees
- International School (non-boarding): one-time admission fee of EUR 3,500. - Gymnasium (international-entry rate shown separately): one-time admission fee of EUR 543 (equivalent to one month's fee for that category). For German-resident Gymnasium admissions, the admission fee is set at one month's school fee (amount depends on the income-based band).
Tuition fees by programme / year group (billing unit and annual totals)
- International School (English-language Cambridge / IB stream): billed monthly at EUR 985 per month; annual total EUR 11,820 (12 months). A school lunch charge of EUR 75 per month applies in addition. An annual stationery charge of EUR 200 also applies. Payments are collected monthly in advance.
- Gymnasium (German Abitur stream): two published approaches are used depending on residency/arrangement: - For students with German residency the Gymnasium tuition is income-dependent and published as a monthly range from EUR 215.25 to EUR 570.15 per month (annual amount depends on the exact band chosen). The admission fee in this case is equal to one month's school fee. Annual stationery charge applies. - For international-entry Gymnasium fee example: EUR 6,516 per year (equivalent to EUR 543 per month) and a one-off admission fee of EUR 543.
- Boarding house (residential students aged 14+): boarding contribution is EUR 36,750 per year, shown also as EUR 3,062.50 per month. Administrative/boarding-related charges are listed separately. Holiday childcare during the Christmas and summer breaks is charged at EUR 550 per week (other school breaks are included).
Other mandatory or regularly charged costs
- School lunch: EUR 75 per month (charged in addition to tuition for day students). - Stationery / school materials: EUR 200 per year. - Administrative / boarding-related fees: EUR 1,200 per year (applies for the boarding/international-student package shown). - Money for everyday needs / pocket money budgeting shown as EUR 2,220 per year (additional estimated amount for boarding students). - Health insurance (where applicable for international students): EUR 780 per year. - Security deposit / refundable guarantee: - For international boarding students a refundable security deposit of EUR 5,000 is required (returned after leaving if not used). - For students with German residence a refundable security payment of EUR 1,000 is shown for boarding arrangements.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition and recurring charges are billed monthly in advance. The school year is accounted as a 12-month period (1 August to 31 July). All amounts are payable in advance and are collected by direct debit; payments must be credited to the school account by the fifth day of each month. Parents are required to pay monthly school fees for the entire year.
Sibling discount
- Families with more than one child attending the school receive a 15% reduction on the school fees for each additional child (a reduced amount is indicated for additional children).
Refund information
- The refundable security deposit/guarantee for boarding is returned after a student leaves and moves out if the deposit has not been used to cover charges. No other general refund policy for monthly tuition or admission fees is specifically stated in the published fee overview. Holiday childcare charges are applied only for specified holiday weeks when charged (e.g., Christmas and summer) and not for other breaks.
Fee payment options
- Recurring tuition and associated charges are collected by direct debit (bank debit). Payments must reach the school account by the fifth of each month. The published material indicates collection via direct debit as the standard payment mechanism. Specific alternative payment channels (credit card, international bank transfer details) are not shown in the published fee summary.
Notes on presentation of amounts
- Monthly amounts are shown where the school bills on a monthly basis; annual totals are provided where an annual figure is published. Boarding costs are shown as both a monthly equivalent and as an annual total. Chargeable items also include one-off admission fees, stationery, administrative fees, health insurance, security deposit (refundable), and estimated pocket-money allocations for boarding students.
Academics
CJD International School Braunschweig-Wolfsburg teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, IB (DP) for students aged 4 to 18.
Curriculum
Cambridge Curriculum is offered across Early Years, Primary, Lower Secondary and IGCSE Cambridge IGCSE. The Early Years follows the Cambridge Early Years programme, blending German and international pedagogy in a creative, caring environment. Primary School uses the Cambridge Primary Programme with English, Mathematics and Science; Lower Secondary leads to IGCSE; IGCSE Cambridge IGCSE is the international credential for 14–16 year olds. The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP) is also offered; it is a challenging, balanced programme that prepares students for university and life beyond, with IB standards aligned to university expectations, and the Diploma equivalent to Hochschulzugangsberechtigung under KMK regulations. The Cambridge system is renowned for its academic rigour and holistic development, while the IB pathway emphasises developing thinking, language skills (at least two foreign languages) and inquiry through Theory of Knowledge, Extended Essay and CAS.
Student Teacher Ratio
Maximum 25 students per class; each class is taught by two teachers, with additional support staff as needed.
Higher Education Progression
The IB Diploma Programme prepares students for higher education and is recognised by leading universities; IB standards are aligned with the knowledge and skills required for university, and the IB Diploma is equivalent to Hochschulzugangsberechtigung under KMK regulations.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school provides supervision for Primary and Middle School at all times and offers individual assistance and counselling for students and parents. The multilingual education focuses on the needs and challenges of students and parents, supporting social and emotional development. The PTA and the global community provide support, counselling, and opportunities to work and live together. The international community emphasizes intercultural understanding, respect, and collaboration, which supports social-emotional growth. The Cambridge and IB Diploma Programme curricula promote teamwork, communication, and personal development to help students navigate social and emotional challenges.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The language of instruction is English. The school offers a multilingual education that focuses on the needs and challenges of students and parents. It provides a unique approach to education in the English language tailored to each student and family. The programme supports multilingual development with a supportive environment, small group sizes, whole-day supervision, and access to many subjects. The English-language instruction and supportive environment help students grow, learn, and develop their multilingual abilities. The Cambridge and IB Diploma Programme options support international academic pathways.
Mental Wellbeing
The school provides supervision and counselling for students and parents, along with individual assistance to support wellbeing. There is a supportive environment characterized by small group sizes and whole-day supervision. The international community and PTA offer counselling and practical support to students and families. An emphasis on trust, care, and collaboration contributes to overall wellbeing. The Cambridge and IB DP programmes promote personal growth, resilience, and life skills beyond core academics. Students have access to a network of school and community resources for ongoing support.
Safeguarding
Sexual harassment, sexual abuse, and violence have no place in the organisation. Victims are encouraged to report so that action can be taken and appropriate support provided. If you prefer not to speak with CJD staff, you may contact Ellen Best, the independent Ombudsperson, who is bound by confidentiality. Reports are handled confidentially and can be made anonymously; information is forwarded to the organisation with consent. You will be informed about the progress and measures taken within three months of receipt of the report. The Ombudsperson operates as an external, independent channel, and additional safeguarding channels are available via the CJD complaints processes.
Admissions
Scholarships
Around twenty scholarships are awarded each year, covering all or part of the school fees for students. Eligibility is based on parental/guardian income, academic performance, special personal skills, and social commitment. Funding intention & criteria and an application form are provided as PDFs to guide applicants.
FAQs
What ages does CJD International School Braunschweig-Wolfsburg serve?
CJD International School Braunschweig-Wolfsburg serves students aged 4 to 18.
What curriculum does CJD International School Braunschweig-Wolfsburg follow?
Cambridge Curriculum is offered across Early Years, Primary, Lower Secondary and IGCSE Cambridge IGCSE. The Early Years follows the Cambridge Early Years programme, blending German and international pedagogy in a creative, caring environment..
Where is CJD International School Braunschweig-Wolfsburg located?
Braunschweig, Germany. Helmstedter Straße 37, 38126 Braunschweig.
What are the tuition fees?
**Application / admission fees**
- International School (non-boarding): one-time admission fee of EUR 3,500.
- Gymnasium (international-entry rate shown separately): one-time admission fee of EUR 543 (equivalent to one month's fee for that.
How many students attend CJD International School Braunschweig-Wolfsburg?
The school has approximately 250 students.
What is the student-teacher ratio?
Maximum 25 students per class; each class is taught by two teachers, with additional support staff as needed.
What languages are taught?
The language of instruction is English. The school offers IGCSE subjects including English First Language, English Second Language, German First Language, German Foreign Language, and Spanish Foreign Language. English education is focused on.
What facilities does the school have?
CJD International School Braunschweig-Wolfsburg is an all-day school with afternoon projects and age-grouped Afternoon Rooms. The Boarding House provides new, modern buildings with large common areas, a large shared kitchen, and modern bathrooms for.
What extracurricular activities are available?
Project Classes develop hobbies and interests and hone academic skills. Afternoon Programmes expand learning beyond the classroom with hands-on activities. Afternoon Rooms provide age-appropriate spaces for activities and structured play. Special.
Does the school offer boarding?
The CJD Boarding House in Braunschweig welcomes students aged 14 and up from around the world, providing a safe home away from home. Students live in small, gender‑segregated residential groups with a maximum of 36 residents, receiving intensive and.
When was CJD International School Braunschweig-Wolfsburg founded?
CJD International School Braunschweig-Wolfsburg was founded in 2004.
