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MAZ International School

MAZ

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Last updated: Aug 23, 2026

Qualifications offered
Cambridge Primary / IGCSE / A-Level
Tuition from / term
MYR 11,250 - MYR 25,500(2026-2027)≈ $2,788 - $6,320
Nationalities
35+
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Overview

MAZ International School is an international Cambridge Primary, IGCSE, A-Levels school for ages 3–18 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Founded in 2012. Taught in English. Annual tuition: MYR 11,250–MYR 33,000.

MAZ International School is a two-campus private day-school group in Petaling Jaya and Shah Alam, Selangor, with boarding offered at Shah Alam. It provides an English-medium, British-based pathway spanning early years through Year 11/Form 5, aligned with Cambridge International and Pearson Edexcel frameworks. Its published offering includes Cambridge Primary, lower secondary/IGCSE preparation, EAL support and a small-class policy of up to 25 students. Shah Alam has a sports field, swimming pool, multi-purpose hall, science laboratory, computer laboratory and art studio; Petaling Jaya lists a basketball court, laboratories, library, kindergarten play area and recreation park. The school has educated children from more than 35 countries since its founding in Petaling Jaya.

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An English-medium Cambridge school in Selangor pairing a British curriculum through IGCSE with a dedicated English-support pathway and optional boarding at Shah Alam.

MAZ International School is a two-campus (Petaling Jaya and Shah Alam) private day school in Selangor, Malaysia, teaching an English-medium British curriculum aligned to Cambridge International from early years through Year 11/Form 5 on its current fee schedule, with small classes capped at 25 and a stated 15:1 ratio. It runs a two-term Special English/EAL programme for non-native speakers and offers optional boarding at Shah Alam (RM18,000/year, food excluded); annual tuition runs from about RM12,750 to RM33,000 for 2026–27. The canonical record lists ages 3–18 and A-Levels, but the current published fee table stops at Year 11, so a post-IGCSE pathway should be confirmed directly.

An editorial summary of the sections below — not a rating or ranking.

Best for
Families seeking an English-medium Cambridge primary and lower-secondary/IGCSE education in the Petaling Jaya–Shah Alam area, including those whose child needs a structured English-support (EAL) route before or alongside mainstream classes, and families who want or need a boarding option at Shah Alam.
Things to consider
Confirm directly whether a post-Year-11 / A-Level pathway is currently operating, since the published fee table ends at Year 11/Form 5. Clarify whether the Special English/EAL fees replace or are added to mainstream tuition, and confirm boarding arrangements, enrolment and campus-by-campus year groups. There is no independent ranking, inspection grade or published outcomes data, so reputation and results cannot be verified from outside the school.

Known for

  • English-medium Cambridge pathway
  • Dedicated English-support (EAL) pathway
  • Boarding and day at Shah Alam

Learning environment

How lessons run
Mostly taught content
TaughtInquiry
The timetable follows the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus with project work such as coding competitions embedded inside individual subjects rather than running as separate inquiry blocks.
Academic load
Demanding
LighterHeavier
Students sit examination periods in every term plus a dedicated Year 11 mock-examination window, but no published requirement for daily prep or full diploma-style core components exists.
How students are assessed
Mostly examinations
ExaminationsProjects
Grading is anchored by termly examinations and a formal mock-exam period, with subject coursework such as CS projects and a timed practical assessment running alongside but not published as the majority weight.

A wider bar means the published evidence narrows the position to a range rather than a point.

Tuition & Fees

Tuition from / term

MYR 11,250 - MYR 25,500(2026-2027)≈ $2,788 - $6,320

Est. First Year Total

MYR 16,250≈ $4,027

Tuition by Grade

GradeAnnual TuitionApplication FeeDeposit
KG 1MYR 11,250≈ $2,788 / term≈ MYR 33,750≈ $8,364 / yearMYR 500≈ $124-
KG 2MYR 12,000≈ $2,974 / term≈ MYR 36,000≈ $8,922 / yearMYR 500≈ $124-
Year 1 / Primary 1MYR 15,750≈ $3,903 / term≈ MYR 47,250≈ $11,710 / yearMYR 500≈ $124-
Year 2 / Primary 2MYR 16,050≈ $3,978 / term≈ MYR 48,150≈ $11,933 / yearMYR 500≈ $124-
Year 3 / Primary 3MYR 16,500≈ $4,089 / term≈ MYR 49,500≈ $12,268 / yearMYR 500≈ $124-
Year 4 / Primary 4MYR 17,700≈ $4,387 / term≈ MYR 53,100≈ $13,160 / yearMYR 500≈ $124-
Year 5 / Primary 5MYR 18,450≈ $4,572 / term≈ MYR 55,350≈ $13,717 / yearMYR 500≈ $124-
Year 6 / Primary 6MYR 18,900≈ $4,684 / term≈ MYR 56,700≈ $14,052 / yearMYR 500≈ $124-
Year 7 / Form 1MYR 19,800≈ $4,907 / term≈ MYR 59,400≈ $14,721 / yearMYR 500≈ $124-
Year 8 / Form 2MYR 21,000≈ $5,204 / term≈ MYR 63,000≈ $15,613 / yearMYR 500≈ $124-
Year 9 / Form 3MYR 22,500≈ $5,576 / term≈ MYR 67,500≈ $16,729 / yearMYR 500≈ $124-
Year 10 / Form 4MYR 24,000≈ $5,948 / term≈ MYR 72,000≈ $17,844 / yearMYR 500≈ $124-
Year 11 / Form 5MYR 25,500≈ $6,320 / term≈ MYR 76,500≈ $18,959 / yearMYR 500≈ $124-
SPECIAL ENGLISH – JR (Lower Primary)MYR 19,500≈ $4,833 / term≈ MYR 58,500≈ $14,498 / year--
SPECIAL ENGLISH – JR (Upper Primary)MYR 22,500≈ $5,576 / term≈ MYR 67,500≈ $16,729 / year--
SPECIAL ENGLISH - SENIORMYR 25,500≈ $6,320 / term≈ MYR 76,500≈ $18,959 / year--
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Additional Fees

Enrolment Fee

MYR 4,500≈ $1,115

Approximate values based on ECB reference rates (Aug 24 – 28, 2026). Actual amounts may vary.

Curriculum & Academics

Class Sizes by Grade

All grades

Max
25
Student:Teacher
15:1

Languages of Instruction

Languages of Instruction

English

Compulsory / Optional

EnglishMalayArabicMandarinHindi

Subjects Offered

18 subjects

Cambridge Primary(7)

STEM
MathematicsComputer Science
Languages
English LanguageMandarin ChineseArabic
Humanities
Geography
IT & Computing
Data Science

IGCSE(11)

STEM
MathematicsPhysicsChemistryBiologyComputer Science
Languages
English LiteratureEnglish Language
Humanities
History
Social Sciences
EconomicsBusiness Studies
IT & Computing
Data Science

Accreditations & Memberships

2 accreditations
CA
Cambridge International
International
PE
Pearson Edexcel
International
Cambridge International

Outcomes & Results

Destination data is not published by the school

This school does not publish university destinations or exam results. Contact the school for outcomes information.

Reputation & Recognition

Awards

  • Golden Boot — KL Junior Football League2024KL Junior Football League

    MAZ students won the Golden Boot award at the KL Junior Football League in 2024.

  • Gold Medal — 50m Freestyle, KL Swim Championship2023KL Swim Championship

    MAZ student won a Gold Medal in the 50m Freestyle event at the KL Swim Championship in 2023.

  • Runner Up — Selangor Junior Badminton Open2018Selangor Junior Badminton Open

    MAZ achieved Runner Up position at the Selangor Junior Badminton Open in 2018.

Admissions

Selectivity:
The school retains full discretion over admission

Admissions Overview

Applicants first submit an application, then attend a personal interview and testing day intended to identify educational and developmental needs, and may experience a day at school. Placement and admission are at the school's discretion; Malaysian pupils in Years 1–12 need a valid Ministry of Education approval letter, while non-Malaysian pupils need a valid Malaysian immigration visa.

Requirements

KG (Kindergarten)

Student InterviewWritten TestTrial Day

English Requirement: No English requirement

Interview Required (In-person)

Application Fee: 500

Primary (Year 1–Year 6)

Student InterviewWritten TestTrial Day

English Requirement: Advanced English

Interview Required (In-person)

Application Fee: 500

Secondary (Year 7–Year 11)

Student InterviewWritten TestTrial DaySchool Report Review

English Requirement: Advanced English

Interview Required (In-person)

Application Fee: 500

Key Dates

Term 1 begins2026-05-11

Start of Term 1 for academic year May 2026–April 2027.

Examination Term 12026-07-28

Term 1 examination period begins.

Term 1 ends2026-08-07

End of Term 1.

Term 2 begins2026-09-07

Start of Term 2.

Report Book Day2026-09-18

Report Book Day for Term 1 results.

Examination Term 2 begins2026-11-30

Term 2 examination period begins.

Term 2 ends2026-12-10

End of Term 2.

Term 3 begins2027-01-11

Start of Term 3.

Report Book Day2027-01-22

Report Book Day for Term 2 results.

Year 11 Mock Exam begins2027-03-08

Year 11 Mock Examinations begin.

Examination Term 3 begins2027-04-06

Term 3 examination period begins.

Term 3 ends2027-04-16

End of Term 3 and academic year 2026–2027. Note: a duplicate calendar block on the same page gives 17 April 2027; confirm with school.

School Life

Term system
3 terms

Support & Wellbeing

Co-curricular Activities

13 activities

Team Sports(3)

BasketballFootballVolleyball

Grades: Primary · Secondary

Individual Sports(4)

SwimmingBadmintonTaekwondoTable Tennis

Grades: Primary · Secondary

Drama & Theatre(1)

Drama Club

Visual Arts(1)

Visual Arts Club

School-specific(4)

Chess ClubGirl GuidesDodgeballFutsal

Grades: Primary · Secondary

Facilities

11 facilities

Sports & Athletics(3)

Indoor Swimming Pool
Football Pitch· Outdoor
Basketball Courts

Academic Facilities(3)

Computer Lab· Indoor
General Science Lab· Indoor
Main Library· Indoor

Arts & Performance(1)

Art Studio· Indoor

School-specific(4)

KG Play Area
Recreation Park
Boarding Facilities
Multi-Purpose Hall

Campuses

Main Campus

Petaling Jaya Campus

No. 1, MAZ House, Jalan 20/19, Paramount Gardens, 46300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia

Basketball Court, Computer Laboratory, Science Laboratories, KG Play Area, Recreation Park, Library. Air-conditioned classrooms referenced school-wide.
+60 3-7874 2930
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Shah Alam Campus

Lot 2, Jalan Kristal 7/64, Section 7, 40000 Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia

Professional-grade 50m regulation Olympic-size swimming pool, full-sized outdoor football field, indoor multi-purpose hall (basketball/badminton with tiered spectator seating), computer laboratory, art studio, science laboratory, and boarding facilities.
+60 3-5892 2934
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Schoozy Intelligence — Deep Dive

The full read on each topic, with the sources behind it. Open only what you need.

No independent reputation evidence located

No ranking, inspection grade, press profile, or accreditation listing establishing MAZ's standing was found; only the school's own description of itself is available.

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What the evidence shows

A search of public sources did not locate any independent ranking, inspection grade, major press profile, or authoritative accreditation listing for MAZ International School. The only available material is the school's own website, which describes the school in positive terms.

A school describing itself is not independent evidence about its reputation. On the evidence available, no independent claim about MAZ's institutional standing can be made in either direction.

Sources (1)

Application, interview and testing day, with placement at the school's discretion

The school's published process requires an application, a personal interview and testing day, and a school-day experience, with placement at its discretion; independent detail on assessments, thresholds and acceptance rates could not be verified.

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The published process

According to the school's own admissions page, admission and placement are explicitly at MAZ's discretion. The published process requires an application, a personal interview and testing day, and a school-day experience.

The school states that placement considers age, academic ability and developmental needs.

What could not be verified

This picture is incomplete. No independent evidence was located confirming the specific entry assessment used, any language threshold, who conducts the interview or in what language, waiting-list status, priority rules, year-group availability, mid-year admissions constraints, or acceptance rate. Searches covered government private-school register guidance, public directory listings, accreditation and inspection body searches, and Education Malaysia listings.

A January 2024 directory entry naming CAT4, English writing and an interview gave no attributable underlying source, so it is not treated as confirmation. Families should verify assessment and entry requirements directly with the school.

Sources (2)

Full boarding and day school; international and Malaysian intake per school account

The school says its history spans children from more than 35 countries and now includes Malaysian as well as expatriate children; a government-linked profile lists the Shah Alam campus as full boarding and day, with no ratio or enrolment count published.

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What the school states

MAZ states that its history includes educating children from more than 35 countries. Its principal's message refers to educating expatriate children and, more recently, Malaysian children. This comes from the school's own material rather than independent verification.

Education Malaysia's public profile describes the Shah Alam campus as a full boarding and day school. It does not publish a boarding-to-day ratio or an enrolment count.

Sources (2)

No outcomes or destination data available

No university destinations, cohort size, offer or matriculation statistics, or examination-results table for 2024–2026 were found in the school's current materials or third-party sources.

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What is missing

No named university destinations, graduate cohort size, university offer, acceptance or matriculation statistics, or exact examination-results table for 2024–2026 was found in MAZ's current official public materials or in the searched third-party sources.

Because of this, no claim about student outcomes or alumni destinations can be made. Families who want outcome data should request it directly from the school.

Sources (1)

A few public reviews praise teacher support

A small number of public parent reviews across two platforms describe teachers and staff positively; the volume is too low to generalise.

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What reviewers mention

Several public parent reviews across two review platforms (edarabia.com and trustburn.com) positively describe teachers or staff as attentive, committed, or helpful. One of these carries a date of August 2024; the others are undated.

This is a very small number of reviews on low-tier review platforms, drawn largely from a single theme. It should be read as a limited signal, not as a representative or verified picture of parent and student experience.

Sources (4)

2026–2027 calendar and fees published

The school's currently published academic calendar and fee structure runs May 2026 to April 2027, with tuition from RM12,750 to RM33,000 and an optional boarding fee.

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Current fees and calendar

The school's currently published academic calendar and fee structure is for May 2026 to April 2027. The Shah Alam fee table lists annual tuition from RM12,750 for KG 1 to RM33,000 for Year 11 / Form 5.

An optional annual boarding fee of RM18,000 is listed, excluding food. This information comes from the school's own admissions page.

Sources (1)

Confirm post-Year-11 pathway and how EAL fees work

The current fee table ends at Year 11 / Form 5, so families needing a later pathway should confirm provision directly, and should clarify how the Special English/EAL programme charges relate to mainstream tuition.

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Post-Year-11 pathway

The current official fee table ends at Year 11 / Form 5, even though older third-party directory material references A Levels. Families needing a post-Year-11 pathway should confirm directly with the school whether such provision currently exists.

English support and its fees

The school offers a two-term Special English/EAL programme for non-native speakers with limited English proficiency, including Junior and Senior versions.

The page does not specify whether the published Special English/EAL figures replace mainstream tuition or are additional charges. Families should clarify this relationship directly before committing.

Sources (2)

About the School

Established
2012

Mission

We care for your child's education.

Educational philosophy

MAZ describes itself as an inclusive learning community that celebrates student growth through the pursuit of excellence and lifelong learning. It combines a British-based curriculum with tested learning modules, individualised attention, leadership opportunities, and an emphasis on character, confidence and independence.

Frequently Asked Questions

What curriculum does MAZ International School teach?

MAZ International School offers Cambridge Primary, IGCSE and A-Levels.

How much is annual tuition at MAZ International School?

Annual tuition at MAZ International School ranges from MYR 11,250 to MYR 33,000 (MYR), depending on the grade level.

What are the admission requirements for MAZ International School?

Applicants first submit an application, then attend a personal interview and testing day intended to identify educational and developmental needs, and may experience a day at school. Placement and admission are at the school's discretion; Malaysian pupils in Years 1–12 need a valid Ministry of Education approval letter, while non-Malaysian pupils need a valid Malaysian immigration visa.

Where is MAZ International School located?

MAZ International School is located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

What ages does MAZ International School accept?

MAZ International School accepts students from age 3 to 18.

What is the student-teacher ratio at MAZ International School?

The student-teacher ratio at MAZ International School is 15:1.

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