Jumeirah College

1. Book a School Tour or Apply Online. Jumeirah College teaches Year 7 to Year 13 in the National Curriculum for England with English as the language of instruction. The school is registered with the Department for Education in London as a British Overseas School and as an external centre for U.K. examination boards. A tour can be booked or an online application submitted to begin the admissions process.

2. Submit your application and materials. Applications are initiated through the online admissions channels. The Admissions Process page provides an overview and directs you to contact the Registrar for further guidance. The College serves a multi-national student body and uses the NCfE framework for study.

3. Receive an admission offer and complete enrollment. An offer is followed by a Registration Deposit of 10% of the total tuition due upon acceptance of the Offer Letter. The Admission fee is non-refundable but adjustable against the total tuition for the academic year. Existing students re-enrolling must pay a 5% Re-registration Deposit to guarantee a place for the following year.

4. Arrange payment of tuition and additional fees. Tuition fees are paid termly and in advance, with a structured payment system. The 2025-2026 fee structure lists Year 7–9 at 78,946 AED annually, Year 10–11 at 88,813 AED annually, and Year 12–13 at 98,681 AED annually, with term-specific amounts. Additional fees cover uniforms, excursions, and learning support, and examinations/transport may be invoiced separately; fees are subject to change in consultation with the Ministry of Education.

5. Start in the British Curriculum. The curriculum is organized into three stages: Key Stage 3 (Years 7–9), Key Stage 4 (Years 10–11), and Key Stage 5 / Sixth Form (Years 12–13). The school prepares students for GCSE examinations and AS/A2 levels, and all lessons are taught in English.