Dwi Emas International School

The school operates on the "ACE Method," which prioritizes student well-being and character development alongside academic achievement. Its core values include love, entertainment, family, thankfulness, acceptance of diversity, and legacy. The "Dwipreneurship Program" serves as the school's foundation, aiming to equip students with future-proof skills such as problem-solving, resilience, initiative, and self-awareness to navigate a world of constant change.

The academic offering spans from the Lil Unicorn kindergarten, which utilizes a Finnish-Asian hybrid programme, to secondary education ending in Year 11. The curriculum includes the Primary (Key Stage 1-2) and Secondary (Key Stage 3-4) levels, with the school serving as a certified Cambridge exam centre for CAIE exams. Specialized pathways include the ACE EdVenture Biosphere, which focuses on environmental regeneration and NatureTech, and the Powerpreneur Programme, which teaches students to create ethical wealth. Additionally, the school offers an English Experience Programme to enhance language fluency.

Dwi Emas has been recognized by the British Parliament and Cambridge University for its contributions to innovation and sustainability. In 2020, one in five students achieved straight A’s in their IGCSE examinations. Graduates have gone on to pursue higher education at institutions such as Monash University and Taylor's University, with alumni reporting that the school's focus on presentation skills, confidence, and entrepreneurial thinking has provided them with a competitive advantage in university and professional settings.

The school employs an individualized approach to learning, where teachers help students identify their preferred methods, such as active group discussion, interactive experiments, or note-taking. Teachers are experienced in diverse fields including engineering, accounting, law, and biomedical sciences, and many have been with the school since its inception in 2009. The school emphasizes a supportive environment where students are encouraged to learn from mistakes.

Applications for admission must be submitted with all required documentation, and the school reserves the right to verify past school records and medical history. Non-Malaysian students must hold a valid visa and student pass issued by the Malaysian Immigration Department. The school maintains a selective admissions process, and placement is at the absolute discretion of the principal based on age, academic ability, and behavioral assessments. Students expelled from previous schools are ineligible for enrolment, and the school does not provide specialized support for students with learning disorders or conditions requiring intensive care.

The school operates on two primary intakes: January and August. School tours are available for prospective families from Monday to Friday, between 8:30 am and 4:30 pm.

The campus features a 25-metre temperature-regulated saltwater swimming pool, an air-conditioned multi-purpose hall with an Olympic-standard Taraflex basketball court, and 12 competition-standard badminton courts. Outdoor facilities include a 11,356-square-foot playground and rooftop futsal courts with artificial turf. Academic facilities include two science labs, computer labs equipped for an ICT curriculum, and libraries known as "Trees of Knowledge" that house fiction, non-fiction, and business resources. The school also provides an on-site infirmary and a lobby area designed for student recreation and parent waiting.

The school offers a variety of extracurricular activities, including the Young Entrepreneur X Factor (YEX) and TEDx Dwi Emas, which focus on developing leadership and business skills. Students have access to a golf academy and a BTEC Extended Diploma in Dance. Additionally, the school provides an After School Care Programme for students in Years 1-3 and organizes various sports training sessions, such as dodgeball and futsal, utilizing the school's extensive athletic facilities.