Which school is cheaper: L'École Trilingue or Park International School?

L'École Trilingue has lower published tuition than Park International School — roughly 33% cheaper at the midpoint. L'École Trilingue runs $7,000-$9,500 USD/year; Park International School runs $8,000-$14,000.

What is the true annual cost difference between L'École Trilingue and Park International School?

Including hidden fees (capital levy, registration, transport, uniform, technology, activities), L'École Trilingue runs about $9,750 per year vs $12,100 at Park International School — a difference of $2,350.

Which curriculum does L'École Trilingue vs Park International School offer?

L'École Trilingue offers French. Park International School offers IB leading to IGCSE and IB Diploma.

How do admissions compare between L'École Trilingue and Park International School?

L'École Trilingue has Open admissions; Park International School has Competitive admissions. The WhereNext Admissions Openness scale combines waiting-list status, admissions cadence, mid-year entry availability, and entry evaluation requirements.

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L'École Trilingue vs Park International School

Side-by-side comparison · Updated 2026-04-26 · Both schools in Lisbon

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L'École Trilingue is 24% cheaper than Park International School on true annual cost ($9,750 vs $12,100). Park International School scores higher on the WhereNext Value Score (72/100 vs 60/100).

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L'École Trilingue vs Park International School side-by-side comparison
Metric	L'École Trilingue	Park International School
Curriculum	French	IB
Qualifications	—	IGCSE and IB Diploma

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