What curriculum does Dulwich College Seoul offer?

Dulwich College Seoul offers IGCSE and IB Diploma.

How much is tuition at Dulwich College Seoul?

Annual tuition at Dulwich College Seoul is ₩42.7M–₩47.9M. Fees vary by year group — confirm the current schedule with the school.

What ages does Dulwich College Seoul teach?

Dulwich College Seoul enrolls students aged 3 to 18.

What accreditations does Dulwich College Seoul hold?

Dulwich College Seoul holds accreditations including CIS, WASC, Cambridge International, IB and British Schools Overseas.

Is Dulwich College Seoul co-educational?

Dulwich College Seoul is a co-ed school.

Where is Dulwich College Seoul located?

Dulwich College Seoul is an international school in Seoul, South Korea.

Dulwich College Seoul

Part of Education in Motion (EiM), Secular

Updated July 2026

3–18Ages

Co-edGender

For-profitOwnership

Curriculum

IGCSE

IB Diploma

Accreditations

CIS

WASC

Cambridge International

British Schools Overseas

Dulwich College Seoul is a high-achieving international school for students aged 3 to 18, known for its rigorous academic standards and commitment to global citizenship. It provides a British-style education that integrates inquiry-based learning and a strong focus on student wellbeing.

AcademicsAdmission & FeesCampusGalleryLeadership

Curriculum

IGCSE

IB Diploma

Term structure

Three terms

Teaching approach

The school aims to inspire students to grow as global citizens by fostering academic excellence, resilience, and wellbeing. It prioritizes a student-centred approach that values the whole child, encouraging curiosity, character development, and a commitment to making a positive difference in the world.

Programmes

The school offers a British-based curriculum for students aged 3 to 18, divided into DUCKS (Kindergarten for ages 3–7), Junior School (ages 7–11), and Senior School (ages 11–18). It is an International Baccalaureate (IB) World School offering the IB Diploma Programme and is accredited to provide the IGCSE programme. The curriculum is supported by a wireless campus environment that integrates IT across all subjects.

Outcomes

The school reports strong academic results, with the Class of 2025 achieving an IB Diploma average score of 36.5 and a 100% pass rate. Graduates attend prestigious universities globally, including institutions in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Japan, and Switzerland.

Student support

EAL support

Unknown

Learning support

Unknown

Learning support

The school emphasizes a personalized learning journey, with teachers working closely with parents to support individual student needs and learning styles. The school is committed to safeguarding all students from harm or abuse.

Frequently asked questions(6)

What curriculum does Dulwich College Seoul offer?: Dulwich College Seoul offers IGCSE and IB Diploma.
How much is tuition at Dulwich College Seoul?: Annual tuition at Dulwich College Seoul is ₩42.7M–₩47.9M. Fees vary by year group — confirm the current schedule with the school.
What ages does Dulwich College Seoul teach?: Dulwich College Seoul enrolls students aged 3 to 18.
What accreditations does Dulwich College Seoul hold?: Dulwich College Seoul holds accreditations including CIS, WASC, Cambridge International, IB and British Schools Overseas.
Is Dulwich College Seoul co-educational?: Dulwich College Seoul is a co-ed school.
Where is Dulwich College Seoul located?: Dulwich College Seoul is an international school in Seoul, South Korea.

Tuition & fees

Annual tuition by grade

2026-2027

Annual tuition by grade
Grade	Ages	Annual
Nursery to Reception	3–4	₩42.7M
Year 1 to Year 6	5–10	₩43.1M
Year 7 to Year 9	11–13	₩45.4M
Year 10 to Year 11	14–15	₩46.7M
Year 12	16–16	₩47.9M
Year 13	17–17	₩47.9M

Source:PDFdcsl-calendar-26-27-updated-final.pdf

Other fees(4)

Other fees
Application fee· Non-refundable and non-transferable application fee for new students	₩400K
Registration fee· Capital Levy, refundable in the first year subject to terms and conditions, non-transferable	₩4M
Deposit· Placement Deposit, refundable subject to terms and conditions, non-transferable	₩3M
Bus / transport· Annual round trip bus fee (Termly fee: KRW 2,000,000). One way annual bus fee is KRW 4,010,000 (Termly fee: KRW 1,610,000).	₩5M

Discounts

Sibling discount: 5%
Full-payment discount: 5%

Admissions

The school accepts enquiries for future academic years through its online portal. Following an enquiry, the admissions team provides guidance on the application process, which includes the payment of a placement deposit upon acceptance. Admissions standards remain consistent, and the school maintains a waiting list due to high demand.

Calendar

The school operates on an academic year schedule, with the 2026–2027 calendar available for review on the school's website. Tuition and bus fees are payable on an annual or termly basis.

About the campus

The campus features specialized learning spaces including the Alleyn Theatre, science laboratories, an SE21 STEAM room, a food technology room, and art and design workshops with a kiln. Sports amenities include a sports field, a futsal court, an indoor gymnasium, and a 25-metre indoor swimming pool. The school also provides two libraries, a renovated dining hall, and dedicated facilities for early years students in the DUCKS area.

Co-curriculars

Students participate in a wide range of co-curricular activities, including sports such as football and basketball, as well as music, drama, and dance. The school is an International Award Centre for the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award and participates in FOBISIA sporting and musical festivals. Leadership opportunities are available through roles such as Student Council, House Captains, Prefects, and the Sustainability Squad.

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