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Strengths Languages, Visual and Creative Arts, Sport
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Preschool, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction
NIEC International School – Yangon operates across three campuses: Yankin, Thuwana, and Tachileik in Myanmar. The Yankin Campus is at No. 27, Dhamayon Street, Kanbae, Ward 13, Yankin Township; Thuwana Campus is at No. G4, Than Tu Mar Avenue, Thuwana Housing, Ward 24, Thangangyun Township; Tachileik Campus is at No. Waka(Kha).102 / Akha Branch.7, Waine Kyawk Ward, Tachileik. The school follows the Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) curriculum from pre-kindergarten through secondary, serving ages 2 to 16. The program begins with Nursery 1 & 2, Kindergarten 1 and 2, with subjects including English, Mathematics, Myanmar, Music, Arts and Crafts, Physical Education, ICT, Social Studies, and EL/Chinese. Primary focuses on English and Mathematics, with Science as a core subject, and a range of minor subjects. Secondary emphasizes English, Mathematics, and Science, with History, Geography, ICT, EL, PE and Music as minors. Founded in 2008, NIEC started as AEIS prep and now offers multi-campus international education to support learning, initiative, teamwork, and personal excellence. Facilities include air-conditioned classrooms, library, IT rooms, music room, reading areas, CCTV, water dispensers, and staff support.
NIEC International School – Yangon has instruction in English.
Location
Three campuses: Yankin Campus in Yangon, Thuwana Campus in Yangon, Tachileik Campus in Tachileik. The Yankin Campus is at No.27, Dhamayon Street, Kanbae, Ward 13, Yankin Township, Yangon, Myanmar. The Thuwana Campus is at No. G4, Than Tu Mar Avenue, Thuwana Housing, Ward 24, Thangangyun Tsp, Yangon. The Tachileik Campus is at No. Waka(Kha) .102 /Akha Branch.7, Waine Kyawk Ward, Tachileik.
Stages
Preschool (Nursery) to IGCSE
Type
private international school
Country affiliation
Myanmar
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Annual tuition at NIEC International School – Yangon ranges from MYR 2,700,000 to MYR 4,900,000 for 2026/27.
Academic year covered: Fee figures and policies below are presented for the most recently published schedule available; specific year references follow each section where applicable.
Application and enrolment fees - New-student charges required at application and enrollment: placement-test fee, registration (application) fee, a three-month course fee (where applicable), material (book) fee, and library membership fee. These items are required at time of application/enrolment; registration and material fees are explicitly non‑refundable.
Tuition fees (by year group — annual amounts, Myanmar Kyat MMK) - Nursery 1 & 2 (age ~3–5): MMK 4,000,000 per year. - Kindergarten 1 & 2 (age ~5–7): MMK 4,000,000 per year. - Primary (P1–P6, age ~7–13): MMK 4,600,000 per year. - Lower Secondary (S1–S2, age ~13–15): MMK 4,900,000 per year. - Upper Secondary (S3/IGCSE prep, age ~15–17): MMK amounts vary by programme: a listed IGCSE preparation figure appears as MMK 2,700,000 on one public listing (this may reflect a specific preparatory programme or fee structure).
(Note: the figures above are published as annual tuition totals in local-currency listings; a per‑term breakdown is not published in the school's public fee material.)
Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition and associated fees are collected according to the school's billing arrangements at enrolment and by due dates set by the school. The school's parent/management systems provide functionality to view due fees and to pay fees online or through the school's fee-collection app. Specific per-term billing dates or termly instalment amounts are not published in the public fee material.
Boarding fees - No boarding / residential fee schedule is published. NIEC operates as campus-based day education across its listed campuses; no published boarding programme or boarding fees are provided in the school's public materials.
Other required or typical additional costs - Registration/application fees, placement-test fees, material/textbook fees, and library membership fees are charged at application/enrolment and are required. Registration and material fees are non‑refundable. - Uniform, excursion and activity fees are charged where applicable; these categories are specifically referenced in public school listings and admissions notes as standard additional charges. Exact uniform or excursion amounts are not published in the school's public fee schedule. - Example preschool-specific item amounts (published on a public listing for preschool courses) include book/material charges shown in local listings for preschool courses; parents should expect separate charges for course materials and workbooks.
Refund information and withdrawal policy - Registration fee and material fee: non‑refundable and non‑transferable. - Withdrawal timing and refund percentages for course fees: if the withdrawal request is made prior to commencement of the course, 100% of course fees are refundable; if within the first week after course commencement, one month's school fees will be deducted from the refund; if within the second week, 50% of course fees are refundable; if within the third week, no refund is given. There is no refund for students expelled for disciplinary reasons.
Fee-payment options accepted or supported - The school operates an online/mobile fee-collection channel (school management / parent app) that enables parents to view due fees and make instant payments via the app. Payment can be made through the school's digital payment processes. - Mobile QR/mobile-wallet payment options have been used for school-fee transactions (public promotions and payment campaigns list Wave QR acceptance for school fees). Parents may also use conventional bank transfers or other electronic payment channels in practice where supported by the school's payment systems.
Summary of gaps / notes on available public information - The school publishes required categories of application and ancillary fees and an annual tuition listing by level on public listings, and it publishes a clear refund/withdrawal policy. However, a formal per‑term fee breakdown and a published 2026/27 fee schedule with explicit per‑term instalments or exact amounts for application/registration/uniform/excursion items are not available in the public material reviewed. Parents should therefore expect the published amounts above as annual totals and should contact the school's admissions/finance office for the official invoice and exact billing dates and instalment options.
Academics
NIEC International School – Yangon teaches Cambridge IGCSE for students aged 2 to 16.
Curriculum
Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) curriculum is followed. The program runs from Pre-kindergarten through Primary and Secondary. Pre-kindergarten: Nursery 1 & 2 (English, Mathematics, Music, Arts and Crafts, Myanmar, EL); Kindergarten 1 (English, Mathematics, Music, Arts and Crafts, Myanmar, Physical Education, Computer, Social Studies, EL, English/Chinese); Kindergarten 2 (English, Mathematics, Science, Music, Arts and Crafts, Myanmar, Physical Education, ICT, Social Studies, EL, English/Chinese). Primary Levels focus on English and Mathematics, with Science as a core subject; Minor subjects include ICT, Myanmar, EL, English/Chinese, Physical Education, Health Education, Arts and Craft, Social Studies, Music. Secondary Levels include English, Mathematics and Science as core, with History, Geography, ICT, EL, Physical Education and Music as minor subjects.
Higher Education Progression
IGCSE results can enable admission to universities or colleges abroad, depending on the grading; for example, candidates may choose five subjects including English as a Second Language, Maths B, Physics, Chemistry and Biology if pursuing medicine.
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FAQs
What is the age range at NIEC International School – Yangon and what curriculum do you follow?
The school welcomes students from ages 2 through 16. It follows the Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) curriculum from Pre-kindergarten through Secondary, culminating in the IGCSE pathway.
How many campuses does NIEC Yangon operate and where are they located?
There are three campuses: Yankin and Thuwana in Yangon, and Tachileik in Tachileik. Each campus delivers the Cambridge curriculum across early years to secondary levels.
Is NIEC Yangon a co-educational school and when was it founded?
Yes, NIEC Yangon is a co-educational private international school. It was established in 2008 and has since grown to three campuses.
What are the typical annual tuition ranges by year group?
Annual tuition totals range from about MMK 4,000,000 for Nursery and Kindergarten, MMK 4,600,000 for Primary, MMK 4,900,000 for Lower Secondary, to around MMK 2,700,000 for IGCSE prep in upper secondary, depending on the programme.
What fees are payable when applying or enrolling, and are any of them non-refundable?
New-student charges include placement-test, registration (application) fee, a three-month course fee (where applicable), material fees, and library membership. Registration and material fees are non-refundable, and withdrawal refunds follow a published schedule based on timing.
What are the accepted methods for paying tuition and related fees?
Fees can be paid online via the school's fee-collection app, or through Wave QR/mobile wallet campaigns. Bank transfers and other electronic payment channels are also supported where available.
What curriculum and core subjects does NIEC Yangon offer at the secondary level?
The Cambridge IGCSE pathway is used, with English, Mathematics and Science as core subjects, and History, Geography, ICT, EL, Physical Education and Music as minor subjects.
What pathways exist for IGCSE students regarding higher education or university admissions?
IGCSE results support admission to universities abroad, depending on the grading and chosen subjects. A common IGCSE option includes five subjects with ESL, and many students tailor combinations such as Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Biology for science-oriented pathways.
Are there published details about class sizes or student-teacher ratios?
Public materials do not disclose specific class sizes or student-teacher ratios at NIEC Yangon.
What facilities are available at the Yankin Campus to support learning?
Yankin Campus includes IT rooms, a library, a music room and reading areas, with air-conditioned classrooms, CCTV surveillance, water dispensers and photocopy facilities to support learning and safety.
What academic facilities and technology are integrated into classrooms?
Classrooms are equipped with air conditioning, good lighting and AV equipment to support multimedia instruction, and IT facilities provide a practical, study-focused environment.
Which extracurricular activities and facilities does the school offer beyond academics?
Extracurricular activities include language-related events like Debate/Impromptu Talk and Spelling Bee, as well as sport, art and craft, and singing to complement classroom learning.
Are there language-related clubs or competitions that students can join?
Yes, language activities such as Debate/Impromptu Talk and Spelling Bee are offered as part of the extracurricular program.
Does NIEC Yangon provide support for wellbeing and safeguarding?
The school emphasizes emotional and social well-being as part of its core mission and fosters a warm, family-like atmosphere. Safeguarding is supported by CCTV, security, a Safe and Secure Environment policy, on-site first aid, and periodic medical checkups with reports to parents.
How does the school support students with additional learning needs or English as an additional language?
Observation periods are used before admission to assess individual needs, with discussions held with families. EAL support is provided through the English language program and staff, including native and local teachers.
What is the school uniform like at NIEC Yangon?
Yes, there is a uniform. Boys wear a white shirt with the school badge, a dark blue tie and trousers with black shoes; girls wear a white blouse, a dark blue tie and a dark blue skirt with black shoes. Hair, makeup, nails and other grooming rules are specified to maintain a neat appearance.
Is there boarding at NIEC Yangon, or is it a day school only?
NIEC operates as a day school across its campuses; no boarding option is published.
Who leads the school and how is governance structured?
The school is led by a Managing Director, currently Nelson Rweel @Ve Dian TunMyaing, with governance provided by the school management team.
What is the language of instruction, and what languages are taught at the school?
English is the medium of instruction throughout the school. Myanmar language is taught at KG/Primary levels, with an optional English or Chinese language option available; English as a Second Language is offered within the IGCSE pathway.
Are there bilingual or language-immersion options at NIEC Yangon?
The school offers English/Chinese language options and teaches Myanmar as a subject at early levels, but there is no explicit bilingual immersion program published.
