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French International School of Yangon Joseph Kessel

International School in Yangon

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Quick answer

French International School of Yangon Joseph Kessel offers the French national curriculum leading to the Baccalauréat, with notably small class sizes averaging 14 students. Graduates leave with French Baccalaureate and Brevet.

Key facts

  • Curriculum: French leaving qualifications include French Baccalaureate and Brevet.
  • Tuition: $5,499–$11,499/yr published in MMK, US$ equivalent.
  • Avg class size: 14 (max 20) Yangon international school · 60 students total.
  • 15 nationalities top: The current student body is comprised of 25% French speakers, 47% are Myanmar students, 28% are other foreign nationals..
  • Ages: Ages 2 to 14 school day starts at 8am..
  • Accreditations: AEFE listed accreditations.
FrenchAges 2 to 14$5,499–$11,499/yr(11548515 Kyat-24146894 Kyat)
Est. all-in: $9,299/yr(+9%, modeled)Budget-friendly in YangonGood valueOpen admissions84% data coverage
Students

60

Nationalities

15 (The current student body is comprised of 25% French speakers, 47% are Myanmar students, 28% are other foreign nationals.)

Class Size

14 avg / 20 max

Admissions

Rolling

Accreditations

AEFE

Qualifications

French Baccalaureate and Brevet

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About French International School of Yangon Joseph Kessel

The Lycée Francais International de Rangoun is a small sized establishment with a very good teacher/student ratio (1:12 on average). The teachings follow the program set up by the French ministry of Education, and our teachers hold high level degrees. As two thirds of our teaching is done in French, dedicated French classes with students of all ages are a necessary tool for language improvement, and allows your child to be bilingual after a few years of studies. We put the emphasis on sports, arts and cultural exchanges, in a comforting environment that allows the students to blossom and gain in self confidence.

Learning & language support (SEN / EAL)

Special educational needs (SEN)Stated
English as an additional language (EAL)Stated

This school states meaningful learning-support provision — still confirm it fits your child's specific need.

Why this matters

Special-needs provision at international schools varies widely and is rarely guaranteed by the school itself — and local legal duties differ by country. Confirm what this school provides, in writing, before you commit.

  • Learning support: moderate
  • In-house specialist staff listed
  • EAL/ESL support listed

Not published

  • —Educational-psychologist availability not stated

Questions to ask the school

  1. Is an educational psychologist on staff or available by referral?
  2. Can you support a child with my child's specific need (e.g. dyslexia, ADHD, autism), and have you done so this year? Ask for concrete examples.
  3. Is there an additional fee for learning support or EAL — and how much per year?
  4. Is learning support guaranteed for the full enrolment, or can it be withdrawn later?
Annual fees and costs for French International School of Yangon Joseph Kessel
ItemAmount
Annual tuition (USD)$5,499–$11,499
Annual tuition (MMK)11548515 Kyat-24146894 Kyat
Fee year2025-2026
Est. all-in cost (modeled)how we calculate$9,299(+9%)
Est. first-year total (modeled)$10,799
Cost position in Yangon20th percentile(budget-friendly)
Curriculum

French

Leaving qualifications

French Baccalaureate and Brevet

External examinations

French Baccalauréat, French "Brevet des collèges" (Certificate of General Education).

Exam results

100% success.

Additional languages

Myanmar

Learning support

PPRE (Personalized Educational Success Program) are set up at school, for certain pupils with difficulties or for whom it is necessary to adapt the educational content. A document concerning PAI (Individualized Welcome Project) is to be completed by parents if the child suffers from asthma, a particular allergy, a specific medical treatment which needs to be communicated to the school. Finally, the PAP (Personalized Support Plan), is a plan signed by the parents and the teaching team which makes adaptations when your child is dyslexic, has difficulties with orthography … This therefore concerns all of what we called “learning disabilities”. It is often a speech therapy assessment that allows you to have concrete elements to adapt to the best.

Special needs staff

Yes.

ESL / EAL support

Yes. We provide a dedicated French as Foreign Language class with individual meetings and group classes for students of all age, and dedicated support in English.

School hours

8am. – 2.45pm

School busNo
Lunch

No but it is possible to order lunch through a Bento box provider.

Uniform requiredNo
After-school careNo
Listing imported: 2026-04-27Data source: scrapedConfidence: mediumData completeness: 84%Sources: none yet — confirm with the school

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At a Glance

Fee Position in Yangon

Budget-friendly
Median
$5,499$5,499–$11,499$27,119

School Profile

AffordabilitySchool SizeSmall ClassesDiversitySupport
French International School of Yangon Joseph Kessel

Class Size

This school
14
Max class
20
City avg
17

Student Diversity

15nationalities60 students

Moderately diverse

Common: The current student body is comprised of 25% French speakers, 47% are Myanmar students, 28% are other foreign nationals.

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