Emmanuel Usang is an education writer at Alifa Education Services with five years of writing experience. He covers international schools in China—IB, A-Level, AP, and bilingual programs; admissions; eligibility; and fees for relocating families.
Tsinglan School Dongguan: The Complete Guide for International Families
Tsinglan School in Dongguan was funded by Huawei and is run by Tsinghua High School. This guide explains its five tracks, the AP and A-Level choice, the Tennis and Fencing Academies, boarding from Grade 6, university offers from 2023 to 2026, and what the school does and does not publish about fees.
LifePlus Schools in China: Complete 2026 Guide to 5 Campuses
LifePlus runs 5 schools in China — Tianjin, Chengdu, Qingdao, Wuhan, Yantai — not 7, as its own homepage still claims. Compare tuition and admission rules city by city, including which campuses accept a legal guardian instead of a resident parent, Cognia accreditation, and the 2024 Wuxi closure.
Malvern College in Greater China: Qingdao, Chengdu & Hong Kong
Malvern College runs three campuses in Greater China — Qingdao, Chengdu and Hong Kong — under a licensing chain most guides never explain. This 2026 guide maps the ownership behind each school, clears up who actually owns and runs them, and compares curricula, fees, results and signature programmes.
Nord Anglia Schools in China: Guide to All 16 Campuses
Nord Anglia runs two different school systems in China: 7 bilingual campuses open to Chinese nationals and 9 foreign-passport-only international schools. This 2026 guide maps all 16 by curriculum, tuition, and admissions—sorted by which track your child can actually enroll in and what each costs.
QSI Schools in China: A Complete Guide to All 5 Campuses
QSI (Quality Schools International, 科爱赛) runs 5 foreign-passport American schools in China: Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Dongguan, Chengdu and Shenyang. This verified 2026 guide covers fees, curriculum, IB availability, who can enrol, and the AEFE-linked French programme now running at QSI Shenzhen.
Dulwich College vs. Dehong: What's the Difference, and Which One Can Your Child Attend?
Dulwich College and Dehong are sister schools in China under Education in Motion — but they serve different families. This 2026 guide compares all nine campuses: six Dulwich (foreign-passport) and three Dehong (Chinese-national bilingual), with fees, curriculum, eligibility, and the Shanghai merger.
Beijing Etown Academy International Department: Who Can Enroll?
Beijing Etown Academy International Department (BJEA) requires Beijing hukou or "nine-categories" status, plus zhongkao eligibility—a foreign passport alone does not qualify. This public AP school in BDA charges RMB 45,000/semester and graduated its first class in 2020, with results growing fast.
Wellington College China: Every School, Fees & Curriculum
A clear 2026 guide to Wellington College China: the three Wellington College International schools and three Hiba Academy bilingual schools. Covers curriculum, exam results, who can enroll at each, fees for every campus, boarding, and how to apply with local guardianship support.
BASIS International & Bilingual Schools in China: The Guide to All 15 Campuses
A verified guide to all 13 BASIS campuses in China (15 by Fall 2026): who owns them, which line your child can join by passport, actual tuition and boarding figures, and the network's record Class of 2026 results—2,195 university offers, all eight Ivy League schools among them.
Maple Leaf International Schools in China: The Complete Guide for International Families
A clear 2026 guide to Maple Leaf schools in China: the five school types, which campuses admit foreign passport holders; the new World School Program; tuition; and admissions.
Harbin Meijia Foreign Language School: Is It Worth It?
Harbin Meijia Foreign Language School teaches Russian as a required subject and runs a Sino-Canadian diploma pathway. Class sizes stay small, tuition stays well below Beijing or Shanghai rates, and boarding starts from Grade 4. Alifa breaks down the fees, admissions steps, and who this school suits.
SAIE Shenzhen Scholarship Exam for High School Students Under 18
SAIE Shenzhen is opening its online entrance exam to international students worldwide. Strong scorers win full or partial tuition to a 4-year American high school program with 30 AP courses.
