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Admissions Policy:
Yersin School, a member of the TTC EDU education system, applies an open, fair, transparent, and humane admissions policy, aiming to provide high-quality learning opportunities for all students with ability and a strong desire to learn.
- Priority is given to students with strong academic ability, initiative, and a positive attitude.
- Students with exceptional talents in academics, arts, sports, or community activities are encouraged.
- Yersin School offers scholarships and tuition support for students with special circumstances or outstanding achievements.
Age Requirements:
- Primary School: 6 – 10 years old.
- Lower Secondary (Middle School): 11 – 14 years old.
- Upper Secondary (High School): 15 – 17 years old.
Special cases will be considered individually based on the student’s abilities.
Class Size Regulations:
- Primary School: 25 – 30 students per class.
- Lower & Upper Secondary: 30 – 35 students per class.
- Teacher-to-student ratio: 1 teacher per 30 students for skills, project, and experiential lessons.
Registration Requirements:
- Academic performance and conduct at “Good” level or higher.
- Valid registration documents submitted on time.
- Participation in the entrance assessment or entrance test.
Admissions Process:
- Consultation on the academic program.
- Submit admissions information online or directly at the school.
- Participate in the entrance assessment.
- Receive notification of entrance results.
- Complete tuition and other related payments.
- Complete enrollment documentation.
Application Documents
Students submit their application documents directly at the Yersin School Admissions Office:
Primary School
- Application form for admission
- Copy of birth certificate
- 2 passport-sized photos (3×4 cm)
- Certificate of completion of Kindergarten or most recent school report
- Copy of parents’ ID card
Lower Secondary (Middle School)
- Application form for admission
- Primary school report card or most recent school report (certified copy)
- 2 passport-sized photos (3×4 cm)
- Certificate of completion of Primary School
- Copy of parents’ ID card
Upper Secondary (High School)
- Application form for admission
- Lower Secondary report card or most recent school report (certified copy)
- Temporary graduation certificate
- 2 passport-sized photos (3×4 cm)
- Copy of parents’ ID card
Scholarship Program
Scholarship Program at Yersin School
Yersin School creates a high-quality learning environment because we believe every student deserves the opportunity to develop holistically and reach their full potential. Therefore, the Yersin School Scholarship Program is designed to:
- Recognize and encourage students with outstanding academic achievements, creative thinking, and a spirit of dedication.
- Expand learning opportunities for students with special circumstances who consistently strive for excellence.
- Promote humanistic values, fairness, and social responsibility – core principles of Yersin School’s educational philosophy.
Scholarships are not only financial support but also a recognition of, and trust in, each student’s learning journey.
Scholarship Program for Academic Year 2026 – 2027
- “Yersin Talent” Scholarship – 30% to 50%: For students who achieve provincial or national awards.
- “Inspiration” Scholarship – 30% to 50%: For students with outstanding academic performance, personal development, and social contribution in the previous academic year.
- “Companion” Scholarship – 20% to 30%: For students with difficult circumstances who demonstrate a strong desire to learn and are recommended by teachers or local authorities.
Scholarships may be renewed annually if students maintain excellent performance and a positive learning attitude.
Scholarship Application & Evaluation Process
1. Prepare Documents:
- Scholarship application form (provided by the school).
- Report cards, certificates, awards (if any).
- Recommendation letter or personal statement explaining the scholarship goal.
2. Submit Documents:
- Submit together with admission application or directly at the Yersin School Admissions Office.
- Submit via email: ….
3. Evaluation & Announcement:
- Yersin School Admissions Committee reviews applications based on academic achievements, competency assessment, and student learning conditions.
- Results are announced alongside official admission notifications.
- Deadline for scholarship applications: June 30, 2026.
Humanistic Value and Broader Impact
The Yersin School Scholarship Policy is not only a reward for students’ efforts but also serves as:
A motivation for students to develop holistically, continually striving for knowledge and strong character.
Yersin School’s humanistic message: Education is encouragement – every student deserves the opportunity to learn, create, and contribute.
A commitment to sustainable development, fostering an education system that is fair, humane, and globally integrated.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answer: Yersin School aims to develop students with six key qualities:
- Responsible for themselves, their family, and the community.
- Independent and creative thinkers, confident to express their opinions and challenge ideas.
- Globally integrated while rooted in Vietnamese culture.
- Compassionate, respectful of differences, and humane in their actions.
- Self-directed learners with a lifelong learning mindset.
- Physically and mentally healthy, achieving harmonious development.
Answer: The program is designed to ensure holistic development for students and consists of four main components:
- The Ministry of Education curriculum (MOET).
- English program based on the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages).
- Holistic Development Program: including subjects such as SEL (Social-Emotional Learning), STEM, Digital Skills, and Financial Literacy.
- Enrichment Activities: including community service, career orientation, and the Student Council.
Answer: The English program is designed in accordance with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) to develop all four language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. At the primary level, students receive 9–10 class periods per week. In addition, students further develop their language abilities through integrated topics in Mathematics (Math) and Science (Science).
Answer: The school’s curriculum focuses on the holistic development of students through bilingual and international programs, combined with a wide range of extracurricular activities. The school’s distinctiveness is emphasized by its unique selling points (USPs), such as its teaching methods, the high quality of its teaching staff, and real student success stories (case studies) that give parents the clearest possible insight.
Answer: I completely understand your concern. In fact, the tuition fee at YERSIN SCHOOL is not just an expense but an investment in your child’s future. With this tuition, students receive a Cambridge-standard bilingual education, participate in extracurricular clubs, develop comprehensive skills, and benefit from safe day-boarding care and transportation services. These are aspects that public schools often cannot fully provide.
Answer: I understand your concerns. The core distinction of Yersin School lies in its educational philosophy of “Humanity and Holistic Development.” Instead of focusing solely on academic knowledge, the School creates a constructive learning environment where each student is viewed as a unique journey and is nurtured across six dimensions: Intellectual, Emotional, Physical, Aesthetic, Social, and Spiritual. The School is committed to building a strong foundation—from
Answer: The major advantage of YERSIN SCHOOL lies in its Cambridge bilingual program combined with the MOET curriculum, enabling students to maintain a strong Vietnamese foundation while becoming proficient in English. In addition, small class sizes allow teachers to provide close attention to each student, while activities such as STEM, club programs, and community service help students develop holistically—not just in language learning.
Answer: Yes, native teachers are indeed an important factor, and the English program at Yersin School is designed according to the CEFR framework with a substantial amount of instruction delivered by native English-speaking teachers. However, what truly sets Yersin School apart is its core value: “Global integration with a Vietnamese identity.” We do not only teach English; we strive to nurture “global citizens with Vietnamese cultural values”—students who are confident in international environments while remaining proud of and connected to their national heritage. This is a balance that not all international schools emphasize.
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