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Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Stages Preschool, Primary School, Middle School
Introduction
Pathway School – Viet Nhật Campus in Ecogreen Sai Gon, Ho Chi Minh City, serves learners from age 1 to 18 with Vietnamese Curriculum, Cambridge Primary, and Montessori Curriculum. Preschool follows five core values—Mindful Culture, Warrior, Understanding and Compassion, Kindness, and Self-Learning—delivered through competency-based, experiential learning drawn from Montessori Tuệ Đức and the MOET early childhood program. The Primary program spans five years with constructivist learning, 25% of lessons in English, and 25% in seven skill-based subjects to support physical development, with Mindful values informing emotional education. The Secondary program (THCS-THPT) emphasizes self-respect, social contribution, and harmony with nature. English proficiency progresses from PRE A1/A2 toward B1 (IELTS 4.0+) and B2 (IELTS 6.0). Established in 2014, Pathway School now operates more than 20 campuses in Ho Chi Minh City. The Viet Nhật Campus features a multi-activity movement zone, a swimming pool, Montessori materials, an ICT room, and spaces for martial arts, art (Nét Vẽ Bình An), music, and a library."
Lô phố CP-01, Ecogreen Sài Gòn, 107 Nguyễn Văn Linh, Phường Tân Thuận, Ho Chi Minh City (District 7)
The Essentials
Pathway School - Viet-Japan has 5,000 pupils, typical class sizes of 25, instruction in Vietnamese, English.
Location
Viet Nhật Campus is located in District 7, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. It is part of Pathway School, a private, multi-level education network offering preschool through high school. The Pathway School system operates multiple campuses across Ho Chi Minh City.
Stages
Preschool; Elementary; Middle School; High School
Fees
Annual tuition at Pathway School - Viet-Japan ranges from VND 11,000,000 to VND 158,600,000 for 2026/27.
Application & assessment fees
- Application / entrance assessment fee: VND 2,000,000 per assessment attempt. - Seat‑holding fee (to reserve a place): VND 20,000,000. This amount is offset against the school year tuition when the family pays tuition. The seat‑holding fee is non‑refundable if the student does not enroll.
Preschool (Mầm non) — published fee structure
- Tuition (Pathway Bilingual and Nursery): VND 122,760,000 per year when paid as a single annual payment. Quarterly payment option: VND 33,000,000 per quarter. (Quarter schedule: Q1 09/xx–11/xx, Q2 12/xx–02/xx, Q3 03/xx–05/xx, Q4 06/xx–08/xx). - Boarding / day‑care service (bán trú) service charge: VND 2,400,000 per quarter or VND 9,600,000 per year (when paid annually). - Meals (three meals where applicable): included in the tuition package structure; specific amount is built into the package and charged with the chosen payment plan. The school calculates meal adjustments pro rata for days not used. - Facility fee (Phí cơ sở vật chất): VND 10,000,000 per year (mandatory, charged with the first payment of the school year). - Experiential learning / field‑trip fee: VND 1,600,000 per year (mandatory for eligible age groups; exemptions/options stated in the fee policy). - Insurance: accident insurance provisional charge VND 30,000 per year (subject to final insurer notification/adjustment). - Uniforms and starter pack (for new entrants): packaged uniform + blanket/pillow pack VND 700,000; individual items available at listed prices: uniform set VND 350,000; martial arts uniform VND 350,000; blanket/pillow VND 350,000; backpack VND 200,000.
Primary / Elementary (Tiểu học) — published fee breakdown
- Core tuition (per semester): VND 60,400,000. Core tuition (per year, two semesters): VND 120,800,000. - Meals (bữa sáng, bữa trưa, bữa xế): VND 8,975,000 per semester; VND 17,950,000 per year. - Facility fee (Phí cơ sở vật chất): VND 4,250,000 per semester; VND 8,500,000 per year. - Experiential learning / program fee: VND 1,350,000 per semester (charged as shown in the published schedule). - Total tuition package (example totals as published): - Semester 1 total: VND 84,975,000. - Semester 2 total: VND 73,625,000. - Total for the full year: VND 158,600,000. - Other mandatory/optional charges (primary): book fees (announced at start of school year), transport (school bus) fees, extended‑care / after‑school care, and extracurricular class fees — these are charged separately and parents are advised to request the service fee schedule from Admissions/Finance.
Middle & High School (Trung học / THCS–THPT) — fees and fixed charges
- Facility fee: VND 10,000,000 per year (mandatory). - Experiential learning / program fee: VND 1,600,000 per year (applies to secondary programs as stated in the fee regulations). - Meals, transport, books and other service charges are itemised and invoiced according to the chosen package or services for each student; the school publishes a full middle/high fee schedule for each intake. - Boarding: not applicable — the campus operates as a day school and published schedules list day‑school service items (meals, bán trú, transport) rather than boarding accommodation.
Billing schedule & payment terms
- Payment options available: in‑app payment via the school's parent app (SCHOOL APP “PATHWAY SCHOOL”), payment gateway link (LINK PAYME), or bank transfer to the school account (bank details are provided by Admissions / Parent Care Office). Payments are in VND. - Billing cadence: tuition is payable by semester/quarter or annually depending on the program and the payment plan selected. Parents may receive invoices and must pay by the deadlines in the fee notices. Late payments incur a penalty of 0.03% per day on the outstanding amount; the school may suspend class allocation or services if fees remain unpaid beyond the allowed period. - Discounts/early‑payment incentives: percentage discounts apply when parents pay for the full year or multiple consecutive terms (for example, published early‑payment discounts apply to full‑year or multi‑quarter payments). Sibling discounts are published (second child discount 5%; third child and subsequent 10%) and apply under the published conditions.
Other recurring / optional costs
- School bus / transport: charged separately (fee varies by route and must be requested from Admissions/Transport office). - Uniforms and starter kit: charged as above; replacement items may be purchased individually at the listed prices. - Extracurricular classes, extended‑care, and special camps (including summer program): charged separately per program; summer program fees have their own published schedules.
Refund, hold, leave and pro‑rata rules
- Seat‑holding fee (VND 20,000,000) is non‑refundable if the student fails to enrol. - Tuition and day‑care/service charges are billed and refundable or pro‑rated according to the school's published leave/withdrawal policy. Meal fees are refundable pro‑rata by day (Primary: VND 80,000 per unused day is the published meal refund basis). Specific refund percentages for term withdrawals or mid‑term leaves are set out in the school's fee regulations (examples in the published policy show different refund proportions depending on the withdrawal date within the term). - Refund timing: approved refunds and unused fee reconciliations are processed according to the school's administrative schedule (the policy details timelines for decision and transfer). Administrative and non‑refundable items (for example, assessment fees, some uniform charges when received) are specified as non‑refundable in the fee regulations.
Fee payment methods (how families typically pay)
- SCHOOL APP “PATHWAY SCHOOL” (in‑app payment). - LINK PAYME (payment gateway). - Bank transfer to the school account; the school's Admissions/Parent Care Office provides the bank account details and the required transfer reference format (student name / student code / class / term).
Notes on non‑applicable items
- Boarding fees: there is no published boarding fee for the Viet‑Nhat campus because the campus operates as a day school (meals and bán trú services are charged where applicable).
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Academics
Pathway School - Viet-Japan teaches Vietnamese Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Montessori Curriculum for students aged 1 to 18.
Curriculum
Preschool program is built on five core values: Mindful Culture, Warrior, Understanding and Compassion, Kindness, and Self-Learning, to foster holistic character development through competency-based, experiential learning in real-world contexts. The preschool program is adapted from Montessori Tuệ Đức and the Ministry of Education and Training's early childhood education program. The Primary program spans five years and uses constructivist learning theory; 25% of lessons are English and 25% are seven skill-based subjects to support physical development, with Mindful values integrated into emotional education. The Secondary program (THCS-THPT) continues from the earlier levels, nurturing core qualities: self-respect, social contribution, and harmony with nature. English proficiency progresses from PRE A1 through A2 to B1 (IELTS 4.0+) and B2 (IELTS 6.0).
Student Teacher Ratio
20-25 students per class
Exam Results
100% of Grade 12 students graduate from the High School Graduation Exam with average scores more than 10% above the Ho Chi Minh City average. 100% of students are admitted to at least one university among the top 15/65 universities in Ho Chi Minh City or abroad.
Higher Education Progression
All Grade 12 graduates gain admission to at least one top-tier university in Ho Chi Minh City or abroad (top 15 out of 65).
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Pathway Harmony is the school's social-emotional learning program, based on Sanford Harmony (Harmony SEL) from the United States, and taught as a dedicated subject. Harmony SEL is a CASEL program used in over 45,000 schools worldwide, and the school has standardized it into Pathway Harmony to suit Vietnamese students. The program covers diversity and inclusion, critical thinking, communication, problem solving, and friendships, helping students identify and balance emotions and build healthy relationships with peers, family, and others. Mindfulness is embedded across all school activities through Mindfulness Culture, including mindful bells, peaceful meals, sharing circles, and quiet reflection, fostering inner calm and resilience. The school is the first in Vietnam to access Sanford Harmony, reinforcing a culture of emotional well-being and empathy.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
English is part of the core curriculum. In primary, 25% of lessons are English, and in early years an English program builds a solid language foundation with exposure to foreign teachers to support language development.
Mental Wellbeing
Mental well-being is supported through Pathway Harmony SEL and mindfulness practices integrated into daily school life, helping students manage emotions, develop empathy, and build resilience.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Learn about Pathway School. Pathway School provides general information for parents about the school and its campuses. Parents review program options and locations to determine fit. This step involves no tests and no fees. 2. Register for advice. After choosing a suitable campus, parents fill in the registration form to request consultation. The Enrollment Division provides a detailed curriculum and fee policy and schedules a campus visit. This step helps confirm program options and costs before proceeding to testing. 3. Take an input test. The Enrollment Division schedules a day for the input test after registration. For Preschool, the test assesses age-appropriate criteria including psychology and physical condition; For Primary, English, Vietnamese, and Maths; For Middle and High school, English, Vietnamese, Maths, and Psychology, with a skill survey for Grade 1. 4. Finish the enrollment process. Parents submit enrollment documents and pay the required fees within seven days of receiving the test result. Enrollment documents include: Enrollment form; Enrollment Agreement; Child behavior questionnaire; Physical evaluation; 3×4 photos; Copy of birth certificate (extract) or notarized translation (if foreigner); Copy of family record book or passport (if foreigner); School record and most recent transcripts (except preschool); Certificate of completion of Primary program (for middle school) / level 2 (for high school); Transfer recommendation letter (for transfer students). The enrollment documents must be sufficient and authorized; students' academic results and conduct provided by parents will be checked and evaluated by the Enrollment Division.
FAQs
What age range does Pathway Viet‑Japan serve, and which levels are included?
Pathway Viet‑Japan serves children aged 1 to 18. It offers Preschool, Primary, Middle School (THCS), and High School (THPT) as part of Pathway School in Ho Chi Minh City. The campus is co‑educational.
Where is the Viet‑Nhat Campus located?
The Viet‑Nhat Campus is in District 7, Ho Chi Minh City, at Ecogreen Saigon, 107 Nguyen Van Linh, Tan Thuận Ward. It is part of the Pathway School network, which operates multiple campuses across the city.
What are the basic admission costs, and what is the seat-holding policy?
Applicants pay an application/entrance assessment fee of 2,000,000 VND per attempt. A seat-holding fee of 20,000,000 VND reserves a place and is credited against tuition if the student enrolls; it is non-refundable if the student does not enroll.
What are the typical tuition costs for Preschool and Primary?
Preschool tuition is 122,760,000 VND per year for the Pathway Bilingual and Nursery programs, with a quarterly option also available. For Primary, the published full-year total is 158,600,000 VND, which includes core tuition plus meals, facility and program fees.
How is billing handled, and are there discounts?
Billing can be done via the Pathway School app, the PayMe gateway, or bank transfer in VND. Late payments incur a 0.03% daily penalty, and early-payment and sibling discounts apply (5% for the second child, 10% for the third and beyond).
What English language support and bilingual instruction does Pathway Viet‑Japan provide?
The school uses a bilingual program with English immersion across daily activities and an ESL framework for non-English-speaking learners. About 25% of primary lessons are in English, with English levels progressing from PRE A1 through A2 to B1 (IELTS 4.0+) and B2 (IELTS 6.0) as students advance.
How do students perform academically and progress to higher education?
100% of Grade 12 graduates pass the High School Graduation Exam with average scores more than 10% above the Ho Chi Minh City average. All graduates gain admission to at least one university among the top 15/65 universities in Ho Chi Minh City or abroad.
What is the typical class size at Pathway Viet‑Japan?
Classes are typically 20–25 students, which supports close teacher attention and collaborative learning. This size helps with individualized feedback and progress monitoring.
What facilities does the Viet‑Nhat campus offer?
The campus includes Montessori learning materials, an ICT room, a library, a music room, an art room (Nét Vẽ Bình An), a martial arts room, and a swimming pool. There is also a multi‑activity movement zone to support physical development.
Is boarding available at this campus?
Boarding is not offered at the Viet‑Nhat campus, which operates as a day school. Bán trú services and meals may be charged separately where applicable.
What wellbeing and social-emotional support does the school provide?
Pathway Harmony is the school's social‑emotional learning program, based on Sanford Harmony, and taught as a dedicated subject. Mindfulness is integrated across school life through mindful bells, meals, and reflection to support resilience.
What support exists for English language learners (EAL)?
English is embedded in the core curriculum, with 25% English instruction in primary and English-language development supported by foreign teachers. The ESL framework and Doodle Town Curriculum provide a language‑rich environment for language development.
Are there arts, sports, or leadership opportunities beyond class time?
The campus features facilities for music, art, and physical activity, including a swimming pool and martial arts space. Specific clubs or leadership programs are not listed in the available information.
Does Pathway Viet‑Japan have any accreditations or awards?
There are no accreditations or awards listed in the information provided.
Who owns or governs Pathway Viet‑Japan?
Pathway Viet‑Japan is part of the Pathway School system and is owned by Bach Khoa Education Joint Stock Company.
What is the uniform policy and what does the starter kit include?
Uniforms are required, with options including Main Uniform Set, Sports Uniform Set, Martial Arts Uniform Set, and a Pillow/Blanket Set. A starter package includes the uniform and bedding; individual items are available to purchase separately.
What is the admissions process, step by step?
The process starts with learning about Pathway and selecting a campus, followed by registering for advice and a campus visit. Applicants then take an input test appropriate for their level, and enrollment documents must be submitted with the fees within seven days of the test result.
What documents are required for enrollment?
Enrollment documents include the enrollment form and agreement, a child behavior questionnaire, a physical evaluation, 3×4 photos, birth certificate or notarized translation if applicable, family record book or passport, school records, and transfer or completion certificates as relevant.
Who can I contact for admissions at different levels?
Preschool admissions can be directed to the Preschool contact number 0982 230 476, while Elementary and Lower Secondary admissions can be directed to 0989 373 833.
What is the vibe or culture of Pathway School?
Pathway Culture centers on five pillars: Mindfulness, Warrior, Understanding and Compassion, Kindness, and Self‑Learning. The approach emphasizes ethics, wisdom, resilience, and a collaborative community.
