Moving to a new country is a big adjustment for children. Don’t let the stress of finding a school add to the burden. From American curriculums to top-tier bilingual institutions, we help you find the environment where your child will thrive, not just study.
As a parent, you have a million questions. Which schools offer an International Baccalaureate (IB)? Which ones follow the US or Northern Hemisphere calendar? Will my child face a language barrier if they don’t speak Spanish yet?
Paraguay has excellent private education options, but the information isn’t always clear online. Admissions processes can be bureaucratic, waiting lists can be long, and “word of mouth” isn’t enough when your child’s future is at stake.
We act as your bridge to the academic community. We don’t just give you a list of names; we analyze your family’s needs to recommend the cultural and academic fit.
Whether you need a rigorous German education, a creative American environment, or a traditional Catholic institution, we have the contacts and the knowledge to get your foot in the door.
We discuss your children’s ages, current language skills, hobbies (sports/arts), and your budget. Do you need a school that starts in August (US Calendar) or February (Paraguayan Calendar)? This is the most critical decision.
We curate a list of the top contenders (e.g., ASA, Pan American, Goethe, San Andrés, SIL, Lumière, etc.). We schedule the interviews and campus tours, accompanying you to translate and ask the technical questions about accreditation and university placements.
Paperwork in Paraguay can be heavy. We guide you through the requirements—legalized transcripts, vaccination records, and birth certificates—ensuring your application file is perfect to maximize acceptance chances.
We are not affiliated with any specific school. Our loyalty is to your family. If a school has a reputation for bullying or declining academic standards, we will tell you honestly.
Admissions directors often speak English, but the administrative staff might not. We handle the emails and calls to ensure nothing gets lost in translation.
We don’t just stop at enrollment. We advise you on the social side—where to buy uniforms, how the school bus system works, and how to connect with other expat parents.
Top International Schools: ASA (American), Pan American (International), Goethe (German), Jules Verne (French), San Andrés (British style).
Tuition Range: From $300 USD to $1,500+ USD per month depending on the prestige.
Calendars:
International (ASA): August to June.
Local/Bilingual: February to November.
Service Scope: Asunción and Greater Asunción.
We believe that a great experience starts with clear communication. Traveling to a new country involves many details, and we want you to feel 100% confident before you book. Below, we have answered the most common questions travelers ask us regarding our safety standards, logistics, and service quality. If you don’t see your question here, we are just a message away.
For the top International Schools (like ASA or Pan American), the primary language of instruction is English, so Spanish is not required initially (they will learn it there). For local bilingual schools, a basic level of Spanish might be necessary, or the school may require a tutor.
Most top private schools in Paraguay charge a one-time "Entrance Fee" (Matrícula/Cuota de Ingreso) for new families. This can range from $1,000 to $5,000+ USD per child. This is a standard market practice.
Yes. The most prestigious schools (especially ASA and Goethe) often have waiting lists, sometimes years in advance for certain grades. Contacting us early allows us to check availability immediately.
Schools rarely run their own buses. Instead, they certify private associations of van drivers. We can help you find a trusted driver who covers your neighborhood route.
Yes. Almost every school in Paraguay, public or private, requires a specific uniform. We will tell you exactly where to buy them.
Yes, several schools in Asunción offer the IB Diploma program, which is excellent for students planning to attend university in Europe or the USA.
It is possible, but it depends on the specific school's policy and space availability. We help negotiate mid-year transfers.
Generally, you will need your child's birth certificate and the last 2-3 years of school transcripts (report cards). Crucial: These often need to be "Apostilled" or legalized in your country of origin before you move.
Still have a question? Every traveler is unique, and sometimes you have a specific request that isn’t on the list. Don’t worry—we specialize in custom solutions.
Contact Us directly, and we will answer your specific questions within 24 hours.
Don’t gamble with their education. Let us guide you to the school community where your children will make friends, learn fast, and fall in love with their new home.