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Doha College

Qatar, Doha

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Annual Fees

Name Age Fee Track Conditions
FS1 3 49,842 QAR Early Years (Three-term tuition after seat booking offset; Autumn term tuition reduced by 2,000; Capital charge 8,000; Registration 3,650; Stationery deposit 1,000; Seat Booking 2,000 is offset against Autumn term for the year and is a joining fee)
FS2 4 45,192 QAR Early Years (Three-term tuition 37,192 after seat booking offset; Capital charge 8,000; no additional joining charges in subsequent years)
Year 1 5 45,192 QAR Primary (Three-term tuition 37,192; Capital charge 8,000; no one-off joining charges; one-off joining charges paid in FS1 only)
Year 2 6 45,192 QAR Primary (Three-term tuition 37,192; Capital charge 8,000; no one-off joining charges)
Year 3 7 45,192 QAR Primary (Three-term tuition 37,192; Capital charge 8,000; no one-off joining charges)
Year 4 8 45,192 QAR Primary (Three-term tuition 37,192; Capital charge 8,000; no one-off joining charges)
Year 5 9 45,192 QAR Primary (Three-term tuition 37,192; Capital charge 8,000; no one-off joining charges)
Year 6 10 45,192 QAR Primary (Three-term tuition 37,192; Capital charge 8,000; no one-off joining charges)
Year 7 11 75,137 QAR Secondary (Three-term tuition 70,137; Capital charge 5,000; no one-off joining charges)
Year 8 12 75,137 QAR Secondary (Three-term tuition 70,137; Capital charge 5,000; no one-off joining charges)
Year 9 13 75,137 QAR Secondary (Three-term tuition 70,137; Capital charge 5,000; no one-off joining charges)
Year 10 14 75,137 QAR Secondary (Three-term tuition 70,137; Capital charge 5,000; no one-off joining charges)
Year 11 15 75,137 QAR Secondary (Three-term tuition 70,137; Capital charge 5,000; no one-off joining charges)
Year 12 16 79,841 QAR Sixth Form (Three-term tuition 74,841; Capital charge 5,000; no one-off joining charges)
Year 13 17 79,841 QAR Sixth Form (Three-term tuition 74,841; Capital charge 5,000; no one-off joining charges)

Application Fees

Name Fee Conditions
Application Fee 0 QAR Registration and Seat Booking fees are paid to confirm acceptance of a place (Seat Booking offset against Autumn term's fees for the joining year)

Enrollment Fees

Name Fee Conditions
Enrollment Fee 0 QAR Stationery deposit is refundable on leaving, subject to conditions; Deposit only charged once (not per year)

Additional Fees

Name Fee Conditions
External examination fees 0 QAR Applicable to Years 10–13; charged in addition to quoted tuition fees
Optional services and trips 0 QAR Invoiced separately if availed (e.g., trips, instrument tuition, shuttle, iPads, learning support)
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How these fees compare in Doha

At about QAR 75,137 a year, Doha College sits in the upper quarter of the 103 international schools in Doha with published fees. The typical school charges QAR 39,411, and the middle half charge between QAR 22,250 and QAR 50,733.

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Compared on each school's annual tuition for a child of about 12, or the middle of its published range where fees are not given by age.

The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees QAR 47,192 - 79,841
Ages 3 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 2750
Bus Service No

Doha College is a not‑for‑profit British international day school based at its purpose‑built Al Wajba campus on Al Niser Street in Doha, Qatar, serving pupils aged 3 to 18 (EYFS to Year 13). It delivers a British education based on the National Curriculum for England, with GCSE/IGCSE and an extensive range of AS and A Level options in Sixth Form. The language of instruction is English, and the school provides specialist language teaching in Arabic (taught from EYFS and continuing through Primary) and French (introduced in the Primary years, with specialist teaching from Years 4–6). The campus includes separate Primary, Secondary and Sixth Form buildings, a Central Hub and Main Reception, sports facilities such as a MUGA, swimming pools and a 4G pitch, plus nurses' stations and a prayer room. Co‑curricular and enrichment provision includes programmes such as the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award, a school Model UN (DCMUN), Junior Duke, robotics and a wide range of clubs and instrumental music pathways.