Most Trusted and Recommended
American Online School in South Africa
International Schooling, since 2014 is the most trusted and recommended American online school in South Africa serving 500+ students. Offering the American Curriculum, International Schooling is the best online school in South Africa and the only recognized online school accredited by the top largest and most reputed accreditors, NEASC, WASC, and Cognia. Approved by College Board, USA and NCAA, USA, supported by 600+ internationally trained and certified teachers, International Schooling serves 15000+ students across 190+ countries with premium quality of school education.
500+
Students from South Africa
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Certified Teachers
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A globally recognised curriculum with SA-time friendly live classes—built for families in South Africa.
Flexible one-to-one • Small group classes • Global teachers

Fully Accredited | Globally Recognized

NEASC (New England Association of Schools and Colleges) stands as one of the oldest and most respected accreditation organizations, with a distinguished history spanning over 140 years of promoting educational excellence.
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WASC is one of the most respected and challenging accreditation authorities worldwide. It evaluates schools through rigorous self-study, peer reviews, and continuous improvement plans over several years.
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Cognia is the world's largest and most established school accreditation organization. With over 40,000 institutions, it ensures quality education through trusted global standards.
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Our NCAA-aligned curriculum supports international student-athletes in meeting eligibility requirements while keeping pathways open for university opportunities in the U.S. and beyond.
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College Board recognition reflects strong academics, structured guidance, and globally aligned benchmarks that help students succeed in competitive admissions worldwide.
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Safe learning from home, flexible schedules, and globally recognised credentials—built to support South African families.

Safer Learning Environment Beyond Daily Commutes
Many South African families are concerned about student safety, long travel times, and daily commuting risks associated with traditional schooling.
International Schooling provides a secure, home-based online learning environment that allows students to focus on academics without safety or commute-related concerns.
Scholarships for Extraordinary Athletes
Extraordinary athletes require special academic attention, flexible learning schedules, and recognition for their dedication beyond the classroom.
Our Student-Athlete Scholarship Program supports high-performing athletes with merit-based scholarships: • Up to 10% for International-level athletes • Up to 5% for Province | State | National-level athletes Available on our one-to-one learning program, these scholarships help athletes balance world-class training with an accredited American education.
Accredited & University-Ready
South African families want an education that is globally recognized and prepares students for top universities abroad.
With International Schooling, students earn valid transcripts and an accredited American High School Diploma, supported by College Board approval and recognized by universities worldwide.
Flexible Schedules for Personal Excellence
Many South African students actively pursue sports, arts, and competitive training, making fixed school schedules difficult to sustain.
We offer flexible live classes and personalized learning schedules, allowing students to balance academics with sports and passions without sacrificing academic quality.
NCAA & College Board Pathway for Student-Athletes
Student-athletes need academic programs that meet international eligibility standards while supporting long-term athletic goals.
Our curriculum aligns with NCAA requirements and College Board standards, ensuring students remain eligible while building strong university pathways.
English-First Learning
South African students speak English mixed with local dialects at home but need strong academic English to succeed in international education environments.
Our English-medium curriculum builds global readiness, with teachers teaching in over 40 languages who support students through language transitions ensuring clarity, confidence, and steady progress.
Seamless Learning Across Cities & Countries
Relocation or frequent travel is common in South Africa which can disrupt learning in traditional school systems.
International Schooling allows students to continue the same accredited program seamlessly, whether moving within South Africa or internationally.
Parent Visibility & Academic Guidance
Parents want transparency, regular updates, and reassurance that their child is progressing academically.
We provide structured progress tracking, academic reports, and direct communication so families stay informed and supported at every stage.
Learning Programs
Choose the best learning plan for your child.

Group Learning
Live classes, fixed schedule, and collaborative learning. Build confidence through peer interaction and discussions. Learn alongside students from different cultures and countries.
- Group Live Classes
- Fixed Timings
- Each Class is 60 minutes
- Fixed Dates for Assessments and Assignments
- Compulsory Collaborative Assignments
- 3 Student Counseling Sessions
- 3 Career Counseling Sessions
- 3 Parent Teacher Meetings
- Fixed Start Date for Enrollment
- Academic Year Duration is 42-45 Weeks
- Fixed Schedule for Holidays

One-to-One Learning
Live classes personalized to your learning needs. Flexible schedule and individual attention in every session. Learn at your own pace with customized academic support
- One-To-One Live Classes
- Flexible Timings
- Each Class is 50 Minutes Long
- Flexible Dates for Assessments and Assignments
- Exemption from Collaborative Assignments
- 6 Student Counseling Sessions
- 6 Career Counseling Sessions
- 6 Parent Teacher Meetings
- Flexible Start Date for Enrollment
- Academic Year Duration is 42 weeks
- Flexible Schedule of Holidays

Self-Learning
Study anytime, anywhere at your own pace. Learn independently with complete flexibility and freedom. Receive personalized feedback from qualified teachers.
- Self-paced Study
- Flexible Timings
- No Live Classes
- Flexible dates for assessments and assignments
- Personalized learning material
- No deadlines for assignments
- 24/7 support
- 500+ courses
- Flexible start date for Enrollment
- 42-week academic year
- Make your own plans for holidays
Globally recognised curriculum (KG-12)
Strong foundations and university readiness.
Grade KG to Grade 5 | Online Elementary School
One-to-One Learning
1:1Group Learning
GroupGrade 6 to Grade 8 | Online Middle School
One-to-One Learning
Minimum Courses - 5 | Fixed Courses - 3 | Choice Based - 2
Group Learning
All 5 Courses Mentioned Below Are Fixed For Each Grade.
Middle School Elective Courses
Choice-based courses Grade 6 to Grade 8 students can pick alongside their core subjects.
13+ elective courses
Grade 9 to Grade 12 | Online High School
One-to-One Learning
Minimum Courses - 6 | Fixed Courses - 1 | Choice Based - 5
Group Learning
All 6 Courses Mentioned Below Are Fixed For Each Grade.
Advanced Placement (AP) Courses
College-level courses students can take early, during Grades 9 to 12.
18+ AP courses
These are additional courses
Students must first select six Regular and/or Honors courses. AP courses do not replace or count toward those six, and can be added only after the six are chosen.
- AP English Language and Composition
- AP English Literature and Composition
- AP Pre-Calculus
- AP Calculus AB
- AP Calculus BC
- AP Statistics
- AP Biology
- AP Physics 1
- AP Environmental Science
- AP Psychology
- AP Human Geography
- AP United States History
- AP United States Government and Politics
- AP Art History
- AP Microeconomics
- AP Macroeconomics
- AP Computer Science A
- AP Spanish Language and Culture
High School Elective Courses
Choice-based courses Grade 9 to Grade 12 students can pick alongside their core subjects.
36+ elective courses
- Intensive Reading: A Universe of Reading
- Intensive Reading: Fields of Reading
- Digital Information Technology
- Foundations of Programming
- Procedural Programming
- Computer and Network Security Fundamentals
- Cybersecurity Essentials 1
- Social Media I
- Digital Art Imaging I
- Artificial Intelligence in the World
- Applications of Artificial Intelligence
- Art History and Criticism I
- Agricultural Communications II
- Agricultural Communications III
- Law Studies
- Psychology I
- Allied Health Assisting
- Criminal Justice Operations
- Principles of Entrepreneurship
- Journalism I
- Introduction to the Teaching Profession
- Parenting Skills
- Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism
- Technology for Hospitality and Tourism
- Theater Cinema Film Production
- Human Growth and Development
- Solar Galactic Astronomy
- Business Management & Law
- Business Ownership
- Data Analytics and Database Design
- Foundations of Machine Learning
- Leadership Skills
- Hospitality & Tourism Marketing Management
- Machine Learning & Applications
- Peer Counseling I
- Peer Counseling II
FAQs
Here are the most common questions asked by parents in South Africa.
Is your diploma accepted in South Africa and internationally?
Yes. Our school is fully accredited, and students earn valid transcripts and an American High School Diploma that is recognized by universities and institutions worldwide.
Is this suitable for students living in South Africa?
Yes. Our programs are designed for students across South Africa, with flexible schedules that work well for local time zones and family routines.
Is this a good option for students who want to study abroad?
Absolutely. Our American curriculum, College Board approval, and global academic standards prepare students for universities in the U.S., Canada, Europe, and beyond.
What grades do you offer?
We offer a complete KG-12 American curriculum, including elementary, middle school, and high school programs.
How do students socialize and stay engaged?
Students interact through live classes, group projects, clubs, collaborative activities, and global classroom experiences with peers from around the world.