Who applies to an international school
International school applicants split into expatriate families relocating, who are choosing remotely and comparing against schools in other countries, and local families paying a substantial fee for an international curriculum. Both need accreditation status, full fee transparency including everything billed separately, staff qualifications and university outcomes. Relocating families additionally need the admission process to work entirely remotely, including assessment and enrolment, because they cannot visit first.
What we build for one
First, accreditation and curriculum stated precisely, since that is the qualification families compare internationally. Second, complete fee transparency — tuition, registration, materials, transport — because hidden costs destroy trust in this segment. Third, a fully remote admissions process with online assessment and document upload. Fourth, staff qualifications and university placement outcomes, plus relocation guidance that makes the school a helpful first contact in a new country.