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Vietnam, Hanoi
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1. Initial Inquiry and Contact
Families typically begin by contacting the school through its website or admissions office to request information about available grade levels and the enrolment timeline. The school does not publish specific requirements for initial inquiries, so families may need to request details directly. No publicly available documents outline the early steps, such as school tours or information sessions.
2. Application Submission
The school does not publicly disclose an online or paper application process, nor does it provide a list of required documents. Parents are not provided with information regarding application forms, identity documents, or academic records needed for submission. As such, families must contact the admissions office to confirm required paperwork.
3. Assessment or Placement Review
The school does not publish information on academic assessments, interviews, or language placement tests. It is not stated whether applicants undergo any screening or evaluation before being accepted. Families should seek clarification from the school on whether placement testing is required for particular grades.
4. Offer of Placement
There is no publicly available description of how or when families receive an offer. The school does not publish criteria used to make admission decisions, nor whether availability, prior achievement, or language level influences placement.
5. Enrolment Confirmation and Fee Payment
The school does not disclose the steps required to confirm enrolment, such as fee payment deadlines, required deposits, or submission of medical forms. Families will need to request these details directly, as no public pages outline the final enrolment procedure.
The school does not publicly disclose whether it operates a waitlist or a pool-based admissions model. No information is available regarding how waitlists are managed, whether priority is given to siblings, or how long families may remain on a waitlist. There are no details about rolling admissions or placement timing.
The school does not publicly disclose any scholarship programmes. There is no available information on merit-based, need-based, or talent-based scholarships, nor any mention of fee reductions beyond the early-payment tuition discount. Eligibility criteria and application procedures for scholarships are not outlined in public sources.
Hanoi Academy International Bilingual School, founded in 2009, is located inside the Ciputra urban community on the northwest edge of Hanoi. The school educates children from age 3 through 18, combining the Vietnamese national curriculum with the British curriculum leading to internationally recognised iGCSE and A-Level qualifications. Classes remain small — around 20 students — and lessons are delivered bilingually in English and Vietnamese. The campus includes sports facilities, a swimming pool, a gym, and rooms for arts and music, enabling students to engage in sports, dance, and creative activities alongside their academic work. With a bilingual programme and dual diplomas, Hanoi Academy supports both local and international pathways for further studies. A school bus service is available to help families commuting from nearby neighbourhoods. Its approach aims to prepare students for both Vietnamese and international university admissions.
