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Vietnam, Hanoi
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The school teaches in English as the main language of instruction, with Vietnamese and Korean offered as additional languages and Spanish available as an optional study. Multilingual learning is integrated through language clubs, a library with books in students' home languages, and multilingual signage (English, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean and Arabic). EAL support and ILPs are provided to support language development and academic success.
The Bilingual Middle Years Programme is offered for Grade 6 to Grade 9, with instruction split approximately 50% English and 50% Vietnamese. After Grade 9, students transfer to the International Program.
English is the primary language of instruction; Vietnamese and Korean are offered as additional languages, and Spanish is available as an optional learning activity. Language clubs provide practice opportunities in Korean and Spanish. Multilingual resources include a library with books in students' home languages and signage in multiple languages. English as an Additional Language (EAL) support and Individual Language Plans (ILPs) assist English learners.
Westlink International School Hanoi is an IB World School for the Primary Years Programme and a Candidate School for the Middle Years and Diploma Programmes, serving students aged 4–17. Located in Tay Ho Tay, the campus sits in a modern international neighbourhood with good access to Noi Bai International Airport and central Hanoi. Students can follow either the international IB pathway or a bilingual pathway that combines the Vietnamese MOET curriculum with a US core curriculum. Facilities include specialist science and STEAM labs, music and art rooms, a large auditorium and extensive sports areas on a LOTUS-certified green campus. The school offers over 50 extra-curricular activities, from sports teams and arts ensembles to science, chess and service-learning clubs linked to International Schools Partnership programmes. Dedicated staff lead EAL support, inclusion and counselling, supported by detailed safeguarding policies and a structured admissions and fee framework for families.
