Private Schools in Andijan
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7 institutions found
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Andijan city · 10–18 years
National Curriculum
from 2 000 000 UZS/mo
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Andijan city · 6–17 years
National Curriculum
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School
Andijan city · 6–18 years
National Curriculum
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School
Andijan city · 6–18 years
National Curriculum · Cambridge International
from 1 500 000 UZS/mo
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Andijan city · 6–18 years
National Curriculum
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Andijan city · 6–18 years
National Curriculum
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Andijan city · 6–17 years
National Curriculum
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School
Andijan, Andijan city · 10–18 years
National Curriculum
PrivateLanguage
from 2 000 000 UZS/mo
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Andijan, Andijan city · 6–17 years
National Curriculum
PrivateLanguage
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Andijan, Andijan city · 6–18 years
National Curriculum
PrivateLanguage
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Waitlist
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School
Andijan, Andijan city · 6–18 years
National Curriculum · Cambridge International
PrivateLanguage
from 1 500 000 UZS/mo
Spots available
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School
Andijan, Andijan city · 6–18 years
National Curriculum
PrivateLanguage
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Waitlist
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Andijan, Andijan city · 6–18 years
National Curriculum
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Andijan, Andijan city · 6–17 years
National Curriculum
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How to choose a private school in Andijan
The BeeKids catalogue brings together the private schools of Andijan — there are currently 7 in the city. Each listing shows the rating, parent reviews, tuition cost, languages of instruction and the exact address on the map. Instead of long searches and endless phone calls, you compare every option in one place and immediately see what matters to your family.
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Tuition at private schools in Andijan is roughly 1.5 to 4 million so'm a month. The price depends on the programme, language of instruction, class size and the range of extra activities. A pricey school is not automatically the best one: define your child's priorities first, then weigh them against the cost.
What to look for. Check the licence and accreditation, the language of instruction (Uzbek, Russian, English) and the grade levels offered. Ask about class size, meals, after-school care, clubs and sports. Parent reviews reveal how children are treated, the discipline and the real results — the things advertising never mentions.
Andijan is a densely populated hub of the Fergana Valley, home to many young families, and its schools can fill up quickly. Ask about available places in advance and judge the location on the map: an easy commute matters especially for the younger grades. Open a listing and sign up for an open day.
The catalogue lives thanks to the parents of Andijan. If your child already attends a private school in the city, leave a review — an honest account of your experience helps other families choose wisely.