Our admissions process is managed online through the Eduka platform, seamlessly covering everything from document submission to final review and tuition payment.

1. Online Application

- Create an account on Eduka and upload the required admission documents.
- Sign administrative forms, including the Parent Charter and Privacy Consent Form.

2. Student Screening & Assessment

- Francophone Students: Students currently enrolled in a French curriculum school will be assigned to their respective grade based on report card evaluation, without additional testing.

- Non-Francophone Students: An admission test (written and oral assessment) and an interview may be required.

3. Review & Approval

The Principal, Vice-Principal, Admissions Office, and homeroom teachers thoroughly review the submitted documents and assessment results to make a final admission decision.

4. Final Enrollment

Once admission is approved, the Finance Office will issue an invoice. Enrollment is finalized upon full payment of the tuition fees.

Admissions priority is determined based on the applicant's previous school type and French language proficiency (instructional language environment) as follows:

Priority 1: French-Language Schools (Highest Priority)

- Eligibility: Students transferring from accredited schools within France or AEFE (Agency for French Education Abroad) network schools worldwide.

- Assessment: Admission is evaluated through a review of report cards and academic records from the previous school, without a separate entrance exam.

Priority 2: French-Instruction Schools

- Eligibility: Students from schools outside France (e.g., UK, Germany, Canada) where French is used as the primary language of instruction or a main second language.

- Assessment: In principle, selection is based on document review and entrance examinations (written tests in French, English, and Mathematics, plus an oral French assessment). Additional language tests may be conducted depending on the school's circumstances.

- If the French test results do not meet our standards, supplementary language support classes may be recommended.

Priority 3: Non-French Curriculum Schools (Including Local Korean Schools)

- Eligibility: Students wishing to transfer from schools in non-French speaking countries or newly enrolling at the standard school-age level.

- Assessment: Applicants must take our school's written entrance exam and undergo an in-depth interview. These are used to comprehensively assess the student's ability to successfully follow our curriculum.

Waitlist Policy

If the number of applicants within the same priority tier exceeds the capacity for a specific grade, students will be placed on a waitlist and selected based on the order in which all required documents were completed.

An application is only considered official once all mandatory supporting documents have been submitted without any omissions.

Applications are accepted throughout the year.

However, for the September intake, final admission decisions are made after May 31st (the re-enrollment deadline for current students), taking into account overall class capacity and legal domestic student quotas.

Mid-term transfers during the academic year are strictly limited and subject to seat availability in the respective grade.

Furthermore, for non-French speaking students wishing to transfer mid-term, we strongly recommend enrolling before January to ensure adequate time for academic and cultural adaptation.

We currently accept students from Preschool (ages 4–5) through High School (Terminale).

There is no fixed minimum language level required for initial application.

However, depending on the student's language level, support programs may be provided, and specific eligibility will be detailed following an individual consultation.

Please note that in upper grades, most classes (except foreign language courses) are conducted entirely in French. Therefore, students with insufficient French proficiency may face limitations in admission.

Yes. In accordance with relevant regulations, Lycée International Xavier can admit domestic (Korean) students up to 30% of the total capacity per grade.

Please refer to our Admissions Guidelines menu for detailed eligibility requirements.

School visits and tours can be requested even prior to your intended year of enrollment. Please make a reservation using the contact information below:

- Email: admission@xavier.sc.kr / school@xavier.sc.kr
- Tel: 02-396-7688

To help us facilitate a smoother consultation, please include the following details in your email inquiry:

- Student's Full Name
- Nationality (Parents and Student)
- Date of Birth
- Intended Year of Entry & Grade Level
- Current Level of French Proficiency
- Any other specific inquiries

Lycée International Xavier is a Catholic school founded by the La Xavière Missionaries. We are a member of the "Centres Madeleine Daniélou" network of educational institutions in France and abroad.

We follow the official curriculum of the French Ministry of National Education from Preschool through Elementary, Middle, and High School.

Additionally, our school is affiliated with the M.L.F. (Mission Laïque Française) and is fully accredited by the French Ministry of National Education from Preschool (MS/GS) through the first year of Middle School (6e).

Lycée International Xavier also works in close cooperation with the AEFE (Agency for French Education Abroad) global network.

The majority of our graduates pursue higher education in France. However, our students also successfully transition to universities worldwide, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Canada, and South Korea.

Daily schedules comply with our official school calendar:

- Elementary School: Monday to Friday, 08:25 – 15:30
- Elementary School (Wednesdays): 08:25 – 11:30
- Middle & High School: Monday to Friday, 08:30 – 16:50

For more detailed regulations, please refer to our School Rules page.

Eduka is an online school management platform widely utilized across French international schools and overseas French school networks.

Our school uses Eduka to streamline academic and administrative communication between parents, students, and the administration.

Key features include:

- Admission applications and re-enrollment requests
- Submission of student profile updates and administrative documents
- Access to report cards and academic records
- Registration for AES (After-School Activities)
- School announcements and official newsletters

Once you create an Eduka account, you can manage these various school procedures entirely online.

Go to Eduka Portal

Please visit the portal below, click the "Créer un compte" button, and follow the step-by-step instructions to register:

Go to Eduka Portal

Starting from the 2025–2026 academic year, report cards for students up to Middle School Grade 4 (3e) can be viewed and downloaded via Eduka.

However, High School report cards are sent on a term-by-term basis via regular postal mail.

Original copies of older report cards not uploaded to Eduka have already been mailed home, and the school currently retains only digital or physical archived duplicates.

If you are an alumnus or are experiencing difficulties accessing Eduka, please contact the Administration Office (secretariat@xavier.sc.kr) for assistance.

For all document issuance requests, please contact the Administration Office directly at secretariat@xavier.sc.kr.

Certificates of Enrollment, Admission, and Graduation can be issued in Korean, French, or English.

For comprehensive information regarding school fees and schedules, please visit our tuition guidance page:

Go to Tuition & Fees Guide

For all finance and payment-related inquiries, please contact accounting@xavier.sc.kr.

Re-enrollment for current students must be submitted via Eduka.

Following the Principal's approval of the re-enrollment request, the Finance Office will email you an official invoice.

Upon receiving the invoice, please remit the fees to the designated bank account provided. If you make a payment before receiving your official invoice, please notify the Finance Office immediately to ensure proper tracking.

For any further billing questions, please contact the Finance Office (accounting@xavier.sc.kr).

If paying the lump-sum tuition prior to the start of the semester presents a hardship, parents may request an installment plan. Requests must be submitted to the Finance Office (accounting@xavier.sc.kr) at least 15 days before the initial payment deadline, accompanied by relevant supporting documentation.

Parents applying for this option must complete and submit the official Installment Payment Plan Application provided by the Finance Office.

Approval and specific installment schedules are subject to internal school regulations and review outcomes.

To request a tuition payment certificate, please contact the Finance Office directly at accounting@xavier.sc.kr.

Registration for AES (After-School Activities) is processed online through Eduka.

The sign-up period is announced each term via the primary email registered on your Eduka account, so please check your inbox regularly.

Please note that an AES course requires a minimum enrollment of 4 to 5 students to open. If a course does not meet this minimum requirement, it may be subject to cancellation. We appreciate your understanding.

For all questions concerning after-school activities, please email aes@xavier.sc.kr or contact the main Administration Office.

Lycée International Xavier operates in accordance with the official French academic calendar.

Consequently, classes run normally on most local Korean public holidays, with the exception of the Lunar New Year (Seollal) and Chuseok holiday breaks.

For a detailed overview of school breaks and terms, please consult our official school calendar:

Go to Academic Calendar

Inquiries and consultations regarding dormitory admissions should be directed to the Vice-Principal.

For detailed information about boarding facilities and guidelines, please visit the page below:

Go to Dormitory Guide

Yes. Students are required to wear the designated school uniform, and compliance is mandatory under our standard School Rules.

Uniforms can be purchased directly from our designated vendor's physical retail store. Additionally, the vendor will visit the school campus during specific periods of the academic year to host on-site uniform sales.

On-campus sales dates will be announced via school opening notices and parent newsletters.

Pre-ordering is highly recommended; if items are out of stock, production and delivery may take up to approximately one month.

Please note that existing uniforms from previous years remain valid for wear. For sizes, pricing, and ordering details, please contact:

- Elite Uniforms: Director Sang-hoon Cha
- Tel: 010-8875-3316
- Email: cha3316@naver.com
- Address: 429 Tongil-ro, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul

The school does not currently operate a school bus service.

APELIX is the Parents' Association of Lycée International Xavier (LIX). It is a non-profit organization open to all parents of currently enrolled students.

APELIX fosters communication and networking among parents, represents the parent body across various school committees, and supports student-centered events and activities.

Our signature annual events include the Welcome Coffee at the start of the school year, the Easter Egg Hunt, Board Game & Galette des Rois celebrations, the End-of-Year Festival, and the Christmas Market.

Parents are welcome to participate flexibly in several ways:

- Event Volunteer (helping organize specific school events)
- Active Member (attending monthly community meetings)
- Parent Representative or Advisory Committee member

The annual membership fee is 5,000 KRW, and all collected funds go directly toward supporting student activities and community-building projects.

APELIX communicates in French, English, and Korean, and warmly welcomes participation from parents of all cultural and linguistic backgrounds.

To inquire or sign up, please use the contacts below:

- Email: teamapelix@gmail.com
- Kakao Open Chat: APELIX Open Chat

Our catering services are outsourced to JJ Catering, a professional school food service provider. The school operates this program on a strictly non-profit basis.

To ensure healthy growth and balanced nutrition, the school administration, JJ Catering, and the Parents' Association (APELIX) hold regular monthly meetings to review catering operations and plan menus.

Menus are carefully crafted to meet nutritional requirements across different age groups. They feature diverse options that allow students to experience authentic French culinary culture alongside international dishes.

We consistently prioritize high food quality, strict hygiene controls, and a pleasant dining environment for all students.

Based on the dietary and medical information provided by parents, the school offers modified or alternative meals that exclude specific allergens.

Vegan meal options are also available upon prior request.

Please note that certain specialized or therapeutic diets may incur additional costs. For detailed arrangements, please consult directly with the School Infirmary.