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INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS - MANILA, PHILIPPINES School Curriculum Approximate Tuition Fee Other Fees (USD) School Year Contact Details International School of Manila American; IB $15,550 plus PhP 500,000 Application Fee $450 ; August 2018 - June 2019 ismanila.org Matriculation Fee $3,500.00 Enrollment - All Year Round The British School Manila British; IB £ 6,270 plus Php 594,465 Application Fee Php 22,000; August 2018 - June 2019 [email protected] Entrance Fee Php 310,000 Enrollment - All Year Round Brent International School American; IB $9,120.00 - Php 418,900.00 Application Fee $200.00; July 2018 - June 2019 brent.edu.ph/about/ Matriculation Fee $3,000; Enrollment Ongoing ESL $1,210.00 Domuschola International School American; IB Php 376,100.00 Matriculation Fee Php August 2018 - May 2019 dis.edu.ph 50,000.00- for foreign June - Start of Enrollment students Cebu International School American; IB $2,870.00 - Php 527,700.00 Reservation Fee Php August 2018 - June 2019 [email protected] 40,000.00 ; Entrance Fee Enrollment Ongoing Php 250,000.00 Canadian American School American; IB $13,600.00 Registration Fee $200.00; August 2018 - June 2019 [email protected] Assessment Fee $300 - Enrollment Ongoing $1000 Everest Academy Manila American; IB Php 474,250.00 Application Fee Php 3,400.00; August 2018 - June 2019 everestmanila.com/ Matriculation Fee Php 49,500.00; Reservation Fee Php 30,000.00 German European School Manila American; IB 5,070.00 € - Php 460,000.00 - Php 646,000.00 Membership Fee 150 €; August 2018 - May 2019 gesm.org/ Entrance Fee Php 130,000.00 MIT International School American; IB Php 229,162.00 Application Fee Php 3,000.00; August 2018 - June 2019 mitis.edu.ph/ Entrance Fee Php 40,000.00; Miscellaneous Fee Php 49,000; Reservation Fee Php 40,000.00 Reedley International School American; IB Php 278,000-298,000.00 Reservation Fee Php August 2018 - June 2019 reedleyschool.edu.ph/ 75,000.00; Tuition Fee Php Enrollment Ongoing 187,265.00-Php 217,385.00; Micellaneous Fee Php 90,735.00-Php 80,615.00 The Beacon International School Foundation British; IB Php 578,000.00 Registration Fee $200.00; August 2018 - June 2019 beaconschool.ph/ Assessment Fee $300 - Enrollment Ongoing $1000 The Chinese International School Manila American; IB Php 468,000.00 Matriculation Fee Php August 2018 - June 2019 cismanila.org/ 75,000.00; Application fee Php 3,500.00; Miscellaneous Fee Php 25,000.00 Nord Anglia International School Manila American; IB Php 990,521.00 Application Fee Php August 2018 - June 2019 nordangliaeducation.com/our- 22,000.00; Enrollment Fee schools/philippines/manila/ Php 170,000.00 international Center of International Education K-12 Php421,000.00 Placement Test Fee Php August 2018 - June 2019 cie.edu 1,200.00 Enderun K-12 Php 225,000.00 Reservation Fee Php August 2018 - June 2019 enderuncolleges.com 10,000.00 March 2019.

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