Arab Model Schools
International School in Amman
Quick answer
Arab Model Schools offers a multi-track British and American programme, with a 43-year track record in Amman. Well-suited to budget-conscious families. At $1,800–$4,490/year, it sits below the Amman average — offering strong value. Graduates leave with IGCSE and A-Levels and AP.
Key facts
- Curriculum: British, American leaving qualifications include IGCSE and A-Levels and AP.
- Tuition: $1,800–$4,490/yr published annual range.
- Avg class size: 20 (max 25) Amman international school · 800 students total.
- 25 nationalities top: Jordanian.
- Ages: Ages 3 to 18 school day starts at School starts at 7:30 AM for all students..
- Accreditations: CIE verified.
800
25 (Jordanian)
20 avg / 25 max
Rolling
1983
CIE
IGCSE and A-Levels and AP
About Arab Model Schools
Arab Model Schools, established in 1983 as one of the first private schools in the area, is a bilingual K-12 school in Amman that fosters academic excellence, creativity, and leadership. Our students come from diverse nationalities, creating a rich international community. The school emphasizes integrity, curiosity, courage, unity, respect, and excellence, while offering a comprehensive curriculum including the International Program (IGCSE, American AP/EST) and the Jordanian National Program.
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Annual tuition (USD) | $1,800 – $4,490 |
| Annual tuition (local) | Dinar 1800-Dinar 4490 |
| Fee year | 2025-2026 |
| True annual cost (with hidden fees)how we calculate | $4,195(+33%) |
| First-year total (with registration + deposit) | $5,695 |
| Cost position in Amman | 9th percentile(budget-friendly) |
British, American
IGCSE and A-Levels and AP
Students at Arab Model Schools complete a variety of external examinations depending on their chosen program. These include: IGCSE/International GCSE and A-Levels, offered in collaboration with Cambridge International and Pearson Edexcel. American Program assessments, including the Advanced Placement (AP) exams and the Tawjihi equivalency (EST – Equivalency Secondary Test). SAT exams, as the school is an approved College Board testing center. Jordanian National Tawjihi, for students enrolled in the national program.
Arabic
unknown
No. Arab Model Schools does not currently have specialized staff or programs to support children with special learning needs.
Yes. Arab Model Schools offers additional language support classes: English classes for students who need extra help in English and Arabic classes for students who need extra help in Arabic.
School starts at 7:30 AM for all students. – The school day finishes at 2:00 PM for most students.
Yes. The School offers lunch services through its cafeteria, the Falcon Snack Station. Lunch is optional and paid separately.
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At a Glance
Fee Position in Amman
Budget-friendlySchool Profile
Class Size
Student Diversity
Moderately diverse
Common: Jordanian
Estimated Real Cost
Tuition + registration, transport, uniform, exams
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