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Mexico, Queretaro
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English is the language of instruction, with English fluency accelerated through immersion and CLIL; Spanish is maintained and developed; French is offered as an additional language. In Nursery, English is taught through the International Early Years Curriculum; Kindergarten continues IEYC and introduces Spanish as a language of learning; Elementary starts French to enhance multilingual capabilities. Students are encouraged to strengthen their home or first language while learning at least one world language.
Total Immersion English with CLIL; Spanish is developed alongside English; French is offered as an optional language.
Total Immersion English program with Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL); a structured language-support pathway targets B2+ English proficiency.
Instituto Thomas Jefferson Querétaro is a private international school in Mexico serving learners from ages 2 to 18. The curriculum follows the International Early Years Curriculum in Nursery, the International Primary Curriculum in Elementary, and the International Middle Years Curriculum in Middle School, culminating in a High School program focused on International Studies and University Affairs. Learning is project-based and inquiry-driven, with multilingual development supported by Total Immersion in English and CLIL, while Spanish continues to grow and French is available. The campus features tech-enabled classrooms, specialist science labs, a Creativity lab, Mind & Body lab, a radio studio, a Math lab, and Makerspace, plus sports fields and a large gym. Facilities include a water treatment plant and solar panels. ITJ Querétaro is NEASC-accredited and part of the International Schools Partnership network, with a 50-year legacy and a wide range of international opportunities, including Model United Nations, summer camps, and exchange programs.
