We offer the Ontario curriculum from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 12 in partnership with The Toronto District School Board.
CIS has been an IB World School offering the Diploma Programme for students in Grade 11-12, since March 2015.
CIS Co-curricular program is designed to encourage students to develop their soft skills and global competencies.
CIS is the first and only school in Vietnam to offer the Ontario curriculum from Kindergarten to Grade 12. Established and developed since 2009, CIS started its educational journey in cooperation with the well-known and respected District of Niagara School Board, DSBN from 2009 until 2014, and with the Toronto District School Board from 2014 to present.
The Global Citizenship statements at CISS are the first stages of our complete curriculum. Below we have developed the definition and structure, which inform our community of the Global Citizenship ideas that uniquely prepare students for a future of changing political, social, economic, technological, and ecological landscapes.
Research from both the OECD and United Nations informed the development of the knowledge, skills, values, and attitudes that we believe are necessary for students to become lifelong learners and be active global citizens.
CIS is the first and only school in Vietnam to currently offer the general curriculum of Ontario (Canada) for students from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 12.
"Once a CISS-er, Always a CISS-er."
On January 10th, Grade 5 CISers had the opportunity to experience many exciting activities on their field trip to Thao Dien.
Read MoreTet is always the most awaited time for everyone, along with Tet folk games, spring music, and typical dishes. This year, with the theme of Houses, the Canadian International School (CIS) offers CISers a variety of exciting and diverse activities all day long
Read MoreLet's dissect the 3 lessons we've learned post quarantine According to input from UNICEF news journalists, there are at least 3 lessons that our young people must have learned after the COVID-19 pandemic.
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