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Introduction
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The Essentials
Location
The International High School is a small municipal school in the heart of Gothenburg.
Stages
Upper secondary (gymnasium) level with IB Diploma Programme, SA Global Studies Programme, SA Global Studies Programme Enriched – PACE, and NA Life Science Programme.
Type
The school is a municipal high school.
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Application fees
- There is no application or annual tuition charge to apply for or attend The International High School of the Gothenburg Region for eligible students; upper‑secondary schooling is publicly funded and provided without a tuition/application fee.
Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- There are no per‑term or per‑year tuition fees for Years 1–3 (upper‑secondary / gymnasium). Education at the school is offered as a municipal programme and is not invoiced as regular tuition.
Exam / programme-specific fees
- IB (International Baccalaureate) final‑examination fee: SEK 7,500 (charged for students taking the IB final examinations). - IB retake fee: SEK 1,200 per subject for any subject re‑sit. - Fee for an Enquiry Upon Results (grade appeal): SEK 1,200 per request (unless IB changes the grade).
Billing schedule and payment terms (exam fees & related deadlines)
- The IB examination fee is invoiced in advance; payment deadlines and registration rules apply as follows: notification if not re‑sitting must be given by October 15; registration will be automatically withdrawn if payment is not received by November 30; if the student has not paid by January 1 they will be withdrawn from the exams; and if the student withdraws from the exams after January 15 the examination fee will not be refunded. (These dates form part of the school's published admissions and progression policy.)
Boarding fees
- The International High School is a municipal day upper‑secondary school and does not operate a boarding provision; there are no boarding fees.
Other costs and charges
- Replacement school travel card administrative fee: SEK 200 (charged if a student has not received a card in time, or needs a replacement). - Optional, activity‑specific charges (examples that may be invoiced separately): voluntary international or study trips, certain external excursions, subject‑specific course materials or special equipment, or other optional programmes. Any such optional activities are invoiced individually when applicable; the school issues invoices for optional items. (No standard compulsory charges are listed for tuition.)
Refund information (where applicable)
- IB examination fee refund rule: if a student withdraws from the IB exams after January 15 the examination fee will not be refunded. Registration can be withdrawn for non‑payment according to the stated deadlines. Retake and appeal fees are charged as stated; refundability of optional‑activity fees or purchased items depends on the terms for that specific activity and invoice.
Fee payment options and invoicing
- Exam and other chargeable items are invoiced by the school/education administration with specified payment deadlines; the invoice will state the accepted payment method and payment details. For queries about invoices or payment arrangements, contact the school's administration using the school contact details.
Contact for fee queries
- The International High School – email: info.internationalhighschool@educ.goteborg.se; telephone: +46 31-367 27 42. Use these contacts for invoice and payment questions or clarifications.
Notes on the information obtained
- The school is a municipal upper‑secondary institution and does not charge tuition or application fees for standard attendance; the principal payable items reported for students at the school are IB exam‑related charges, standard replacement travel‑card fees, and any individually invoiced optional activities. The school admissions and progression policy provides the detailed IB exam amounts, retake/appeal fees and the specific payment/withdrawal deadlines cited above.
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Admissions
Admissions
1. Applications to the first year: All students are welcome to apply to The International High School. Applications to the first year (PreIB, NA and SA) are coordinated by the central admissions centre for Gothenburg (Gymnasieantagningen). Only students with a pass grade (E) in ninth grade are eligible to apply for the Natural Science Programme, the Social Science Programme and the Social Science Programme with Advanced English. Prospective students should contact the central admissions centre and obtain login details for Indra2, the online platform where students monitor the status of their application. Swedish students have ninth grade results automatically uploaded; overseas students must submit relevant grades manually.
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FAQs
Where is The International High School of the Gothenburg Region located, and what kind of a school is it?
It is a small municipal upper-secondary school in the heart of Gothenburg. It offers publicly funded programmes including the IB Diploma Programme and related tracks, with instruction in English; Swedish is studied and students can take either Spanish or French as Language Acquisition.
What upper-secondary programmes does the school offer?
The school provides the IB Diploma Programme, the SA Global Studies Programme, the SA Global Studies Programme Enriched – PACE, and the NA Life Science Programme.
Is there a tuition or application fee to enroll for eligible students?
No. Upper-secondary schooling is publicly funded and provided without a tuition or application fee for eligible students. There are IB exam-related charges that may apply, such as final examination fees.
What IB-related fees should families budget for?
The final IB examination fee is SEK 7,500; a retake costs SEK 1,200 per subject; an Enquiry Upon Results costs SEK 1,200 per request. These are invoiced in advance, with specific payment deadlines and withdrawal rules.
How does the admissions process work for first-year applicants?
Applications to the first year are coordinated by Gothenburg's central admissions centre (Gymnasieantagningen). Only students with a pass grade (E) in ninth grade are eligible for certain programmes; overseas students must submit relevant grades manually, and Indra2 is used to monitor progress.
What curricula and programmes are available at upper secondary?
The school offers the IB Diploma Programme plus additional tracks: SA Global Studies Programme (and Enriched – PACE) and NA Life Science Programme.
What languages are taught and what is the language of instruction?
The language of instruction is English. All students study Swedish, and Spanish or French is available as Language Acquisition.
Are overseas applicants required to submit grade documents, and how can they monitor progress?
Overseas students must submit relevant grades manually, and applicants monitor status via Indra2.
What are the IB registration and payment deadlines and refund terms?
IB registration follows specific deadlines (e.g., notification by October 15 if not re-sitting; payment by November 30; withdrawal if not paid by January 1). If a student withdraws after January 15, the examination fee is not refunded, and non-payment can lead to withdrawal from the exams.
What can you tell us about the campus and facilities?
The school is described as a small municipal upper-secondary school in central Gothenburg; detailed information about specific facilities or campus features isn't provided in the available data.
Are there optional trips or activities that incur extra charges?
Yes. Optional international or study trips, certain external excursions, or subject-specific materials and equipment may be invoiced separately when applicable.
Are wellbeing, SEN, or safeguarding provisions described for students?
The provided information does not specify wellbeing, SEN, EAL, mental health support, or safeguarding provisions.
Is the school a boarding school, and is there a uniform?
The International High School is a municipal day upper-secondary school and does not operate boarding. There is no information provided about a school uniform.
Is there a house system or any governance structure mentioned?
There is no information available about a house system or specific governance details.
How does the central admissions process work, and who can you contact with questions about admissions or fees?
Admissions to the first year are handled by the central Gothenburg admissions centre (Gymnasieantagningen). For fee questions, you can email info.internationalhighschool@educ.goteborg.se or call +46 31-367 27 42.
Are there accreditations or awards mentioned for the school?
No accreditations or awards are mentioned in the provided information.
What other language options exist beyond English instruction and Swedish coursework?
In addition to English instruction, Swedish is studied and students may take Spanish or French as Language Acquisition.
How would you describe the school's reputation based on the information available?
There is no information provided about accreditations, awards, or published reputation details in the data provided.