Vietnam, Binh Duong
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1. Submit enrollment form. The enrollment form can be completed online or in hard copy, as part of starting the admissions process. After you submit, admissions staff will guide you to the next steps in the process. A registration and administrative fee is payable at enrollment (28,600,000 VND). The enrollment materials also specify that families may need to provide supporting documents as part of the application.†
2. Schedule an admissions interview. An appointment for an admissions interview should be arranged after submitting the enrollment form. The interview is conducted to evaluate the applicant and to give families the opportunity to tour the campus and ask questions. This step is conducted in conjunction with a campus visit as part of the formal assessment.†
3. Review school days and school time. The school operates on two semesters: Semester 1 from early September to mid January, and Semester 2 from early February to late June (see the school calendar for exact dates). Class time is 08:00–15:50, with after-school classes from 15:50–16:30. Understanding the schedule helps families plan attendance, transportation, and after-school arrangements.†
4. Undergo comprehensive evaluation and confirm admission qualifications. The applicant must participate in a comprehensive evaluation as part of the admission process. If there are special health conditions, these should be explained during registration so the school can plan appropriate support. Age requirements apply: Kindergarten applicants are typically 2 years old, and Primary School applicants are typically 6 years old, among other criteria. Additional documents may be requested during the evaluation stage.†
VHIS does not publish a waitlist or pool system in its admissions materials. The official admissions steps describe submission, interview, schedule, and evaluation but do not reference a waitlist or applicant pool process. If you need a definitive stance on waitlists, the school's admissions contacts can confirm current practice.†
VHIS does not publicly advertise scholarships in its admissions or policies materials. There is no detailed scholarship program described on the available official admissions resources. The school's language offerings include a bilingual English–Chinese program (BIA) and a Mandarin program (TEM), but no scholarship scheme is noted in those materials. Parents seeking financial aid or scholarships should contact admissions for the latest information.†