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IB Curriculum International Schools in Uzbekistan

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About international schools in Uzbekistan

IB curriculum schools in Uzbekistan are concentrated mainly in Tashkent and tend to offer one or more of the IB programmes (Primary Years, Middle Years and the Diploma), with a small but growing number of private schools blending IB study with national or Cambridge elements. Instruction is commonly in English, though Uzbek and Russian are widely taught and some schools deliver core lessons in Uzbek while running IB courses in English. Annual tuition for international schools in Tashkent varies substantially by school and services provided, often ranging roughly from mid-to-low five-figure US dollars to over twenty thousand dollars, with additional registration, capital and activity fees commonly added. Admissions usually follow the local academic calendar (schools commonly start in early September) and require academic records, language assessment and vaccination/identity documents; families relocating should check language support, accreditation and visa or residency requirements before applying.

Compare 8 IB Curriculum international schools in Uzbekistan. Filter by curriculum, fees (average UZS 79,500,000), location, and more to find the right international school now.

At a glance 8 schools · avg fee UZS 79,500,000
Schools listed
8
Curricula
6
Average annual fee
UZS 79,500,000
Fee range
UZS 9,000,000 – 133,000,000
Most common curriculum
IB (PYP) (7 schools)
Average school size
777 pupils
Largest by enrolment
The English School of Uzbekistan
Oldest
Tashkent International School (1994)

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FAQs for Uzbekistan

What are the main IB programmes I should expect my child to find in Uzbekistan?
International schools offering the IB most often deliver the Primary Years Programme (PYP) for younger children, the Middle Years Programme (MYP) for lower secondary, and the Diploma Programme (DP) for the final two years of pre-university study. Some schools offer the full continuum (PYP - MYP - DP) while others provide only selected programmes alongside national or other international curricula.
Which language is used for teaching and how will my child learn Uzbek or Russian?
English is the predominant language of instruction at IB international schools, especially those geared to expatriate families, but Uzbek and Russian are commonly taught as additional or mother-tongue subjects. Schools differ in emphasis: some teach most subjects in English and offer Uzbek/Russian as language courses, while others combine national-language instruction with international programmes, so check each school’s language policy and available mother-tongue support.
How much should I budget for fees and extra costs?
Tuition at IB international schools in Tashkent varies widely depending on facilities and programme scope, and families should expect headline fees to be supplemented by one-off registration or capital levies, exam costs, uniforms and transport. As a planning figure, total annual costs (tuition plus typical extras) can differ markedly between providers, so ask schools for a full fee schedule and an example invoice showing all obligatory charges before committing.
When should I apply and what documents will schools usually ask for?
Most international schools align admissions with the academic year that begins in early September, and many open formal application windows in spring and early summer, though places are sometimes available year-round for transfers. Typical requirements include recent school reports, birth certificate or passport, immunisation records, proof of residence or guardianship, and a short placement assessment or interview to determine grade and language support needs.
Will an IB Diploma from an Uzbekistan school be accepted by universities abroad?
The IB Diploma Programme is internationally recognised and used by universities around the world as a basis for admission, provided the student meets the specific entry requirements of the institution. If you plan for local university entry in Uzbekistan, check whether any additional national examinations or recognition procedures are needed, since national admission rules can differ from international university systems.
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