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British Schools in Malaysia
Malaysia has one of the most established British school markets in Asia. Alice Smith School, founded in 1946, is the oldest international school in Malaysia and among the oldest in Southeast Asia. Kuala Lumpur, the capital, is the primary hub for British curriculum schools in the country.
The British Schools Asia index currently includes three British curriculum schools in Malaysia, all based in Kuala Lumpur. Fees are significantly lower than in Singapore or Hong Kong, making Malaysia one of the most affordable markets for British education in the region.
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Common questions about British schools in Malaysia
How much do British schools cost in Malaysia?
Tuition fees at British curriculum schools in Kuala Lumpur range from approximately MYR 30,000 to MYR 110,000 per year (USD 7,000–25,000). Malaysia is one of the more affordable markets for British schooling in Asia.
Which British schools in Malaysia offer A Levels?
Alice Smith School offers A Levels alongside the IB Diploma. Other British schools in Kuala Lumpur typically route through the IB Diploma for their Sixth Form pathway after IGCSEs.
Are British schools in Malaysia open to local students?
Yes. Unlike some other Asian markets, international schools in Malaysia can enrol both Malaysian and foreign passport holders, though there may be quotas on local student numbers at some schools.
How many British schools are there in Malaysia?
The British Schools Asia index currently covers three British curriculum schools in Kuala Lumpur: Alice Smith School, Garden International School, and the British International School of Kuala Lumpur.