Australian International School
Preschool – High School
From $20,000 – $40,000 / year
The Australian International School (AIS) provides an Australian-based curriculum with IB options.
CURRICULUM GUIDE / AUSTRALIAN
See how every stage connects—from early learning to university-ready choices.
An illustration of a winding learning path at the centre of an orbit connecting the Australian curriculum's stages: Foundations, Exploration and WACE plus ATAR.
HOW THE CURRICULUM EVOLVES
The Australian Curriculum is structured for growth—aligning learning, assessment and choice across every stage.
Ages 5–12
Build strong foundations in literacy, numeracy and capabilities through play, curiosity and real-world learning.
Ages 12–15
Explore a broad curriculum, build critical thinking and discover strengths across subjects.
Ages 15–18
Specialise, achieve and gain university entry through WACE and ATAR.
THE AUSTRALIAN APPROACH
Australian Curriculum v9.0, approved by ACARA in April 2022, is now the current national curriculum nationwide (ACARA, 2026).
Students ask, investigate and solve real-world problems.
Wide subject choice with room to discover strengths.
A recognised pathway to universities worldwide.
Search 5 Australian Curriculum schools in Asia and beyond.
Preschool – High School
From $20,000 – $40,000 / year
The Australian International School (AIS) provides an Australian-based curriculum with IB options.
Kindergarten – High School
From $22,530 / year
Preschool – High School
From $35,000 – $75,000 / year
Kindergarten
From $10,200 – $14,400 / year
Clear answers to common questions about the Australian Curriculum and your choices.
Yes. Australian senior certificates, including WACE and the ATAR, are recognised by universities in Asia, Europe, North America and beyond. Individual universities set their own entry requirements, so it is worth checking the latest admissions criteria.
The ATAR is a percentile ranking used for Australian university admissions. International schools that deliver a state-based Australian senior certificate calculate ATARs through the same approved authorities, giving graduates the same university-entry standing as students in Australia.
The Australian Curriculum is a national framework with state-based senior qualifications such as WACE and ATAR. The IB is a global programme with its own diploma. Some schools offer both: the Australian Curriculum in earlier years and the IB Diploma or IB Middle Years Programme alongside it.
The Australian curriculum is also delivered offshore by licensed international schools, concentrated across Asia, the Pacific and the Gulf. In Southeast Asia, WSF lists available schools with verified details.
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