Edited by Nik Higgins · Co-founder & CEO
International schools in Tunisia that follow the International Baccalaureate (IB) tend to be relatively few and concentrated in and around major cities such as Tunis and Sousse, so offerings can vary considerably from one campus to another. Many schools in the country are authorised for parts of the IB continuum (commonly the Diploma Programme for the upper years, and in some cases the Primary Years and Middle Years Programmes), while instruction is most often in English with French and Modern Standard Arabic taught or available as additional languages. Fees vary widely: some bilingual or Euro-style schools publish annual charges in the low thousands of Tunisian dinars, while international American-style schools charge in US dollars and can be in the tens of thousands per year for higher grades. Admissions normally align with the Tunisian/European school calendar (main intake in late summer for a September start), though many schools operate rolling or mid-year entry processes and require documents, assessments and early deposits - so relocating families should check language support, IB authorisation, fee schedules and local equivalency/recognition for university entry before committing.
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