Tuition Fee Schedule

 

2026-2027 International Tuition Agreement

International Tuition & School Fees Payment & Enrollment Policies

International / Non-Resident Fee

The government of British Columbia provides operating grants to the school for students in Kindergarten - Grade 12 whose parents are British Columbia residents and have Canadian Citizenship, or Landed Immigrant Status or possess a valid work permit for employment in British Columbia. The Non-resident fee shall apply to families who do not meet these criteria. 

Jumpstart! Program

The JumpStart! orientation provides new international students in Grade 8 - 11 with a unique opportunity to begin their transition to Aberdeen Hall and the Kelowna community. Held the week prior to the start of the school year, students are guided in academic writing, reading comprehension, and critical thinking skills.  Interactive activities and presentation strategies will help students to feel more confident in their new classroom environment. The week includes off-campus outings to the Kelowna Cultural District, touring the UBC Okanagan campus, exploring the Kelowna Farmer’s & Crafter’s Market, with excursions to parks and beaches and fruit picking at a local orchard. Students meet with their Homestay Coordinator and learn tips for a successful Homestay experience. The week ends with new friends embarking on a fun ‘mystery’ outing, a highlight of Jump Start! and Aberdeen Hall’s warm welcome.

* required for all new International students in Grade 8 - 11
* additional fee

Entrance Scholarship Opportunity for International Students

Entrance Scholarships are one-time awards valued at up to 10% of tuition ($4000 CAD) for new international students entering Grade 7 - 11. In addition to outstanding academic achievement, successful applicants will demonstrate excellence in one of the following: Sport, Music, Arts, STEM, Community Development, or Leadership. 

To apply following acceptance to Aberdeen Hall, students must submit the following: 

1. 750-word essay indicating experience, level of participation, achievements, and passion in your chosen field. Applicants may also describe a significant challenge they have faced and how they overcame it. We value resilience as much as achievement.

2. Portfolio, including letters of reference, and other materials to support the application. This may include a showcase of your work or impact, such as a 2-3 minute video, a digital portfolio, or other materials.

To apply, contact Sakura Hirata, Director of International Admissions: [email protected]