Admissions
Since 1965, ISKL has nurtured students worldwide, fostering their skills, talents, and competencies. Our purpose is to prepare students for life itself, to help our learners shape their path as global citizens, to support them in discovering their passions, developing their competencies, and creating a better world.
Ready to Become a Panther?
It’s your turn to embark on this journey with us. Get a glimpse of what ISKL could be like for you and your family in just 60 seconds!
Take the first step toward becoming an ISKL Panther today. Our Admissions team is here to assist you.
Welcome From Our Director of Enrollment
Thank you very much for your interest in The International School of Kuala Lumpur. Finding the right school for your child and the right community for your family is most important, whether you’re transitioning into Kuala Lumpur or already living here.
We encourage families to take the time to come and visit us if they can, meet as many members of our community as possible, and experience ISKL in person. If this is not possible, then we are more than happy to schedule a virtual meeting to answer any questions you may have.
Children of all nationalities are welcome to apply. All applications are thoroughly reviewed prior to confirming admission and take into consideration both program match and space availability, ensuring ISKL has the resources to support each student appropriately. In addition to meeting the Admissions criteria, please note that all students must reside with at least one parent or legal guardian who has a valid work permit or resident pass.
We invite you to visit us, either for a personal tour with a member of our Admissions Team or for an Open Day. Please fill out the inquiry form, and we will provide you with all the information you need to begin your ISKL experience.
We look forward to hearing from you soon.
Christina Decu
Director of Enrollment Management
Christina's Biography
Christina Decu is the Director of Enrollment Management.
She considers herself a global citizen, having lived and worked happily in many countries (Sweden, Germany, US, China, and England).
Christina worked in different industries but found her passion over 15 years ago in international education.
She feels grateful to be able to meet families from all over the world and to support their transition into the ISKL community, which she joined in 2023.
Visit ISKL
We look forward to sharing all that our school has to offer with you and your family.
You now have the choice to visit our campus by booking an in-person tour, by appointment only, if you are currently in Malaysia, or by booking a live virtual tour, if you reside outside of Malaysia.
Our Student Admissions Representatives (STARs) or members of our Admissions team would be delighted to take you on a personalized tour around the campus, in-person or virtually. Following the tour, a member of the Admissions team will meet with you to answer any questions that you have about the school or the admissions process.
Please do not hesitate to book your tour via our Admissions system or contact us at admissions@iskl.edu.my to ask any questions about ISKL and living in Kuala Lumpur. We know that choosing a school is an important decision, and we hope you find that ISKL is the best fit for your child!
Embracing the Journey: The Importance of Transition Care Program
Imagine stepping into a new school in a foreign country. The thrill of new beginnings blends with the uncertainty of the unknown.
Now, picture moving to a new city or country and starting this journey again. At ISKL, we deeply understand these feelings, experienced in unique ways by our students, their families, our faculty, and indeed, every member of our community.
Whether starting school for the first time or transitioning from another school, ISKL's support framework and culture of care and empathy ensure both students and families feel at home from the moment they enroll.
We believe that healthy transitions happen when a school community offers opportunities to reflect on what it means to be in a highly mobile environment and by giving students the tools they need to navigate life as a third or cross-cultural student, including lessons on identity, third culture identity, the RAFT, and belonging.
ISKL aims to support families in building resilience to understand that mixed emotions are a natural process of transitional transformation. It is important for adults to understand their own feelings to translate a positive perception and response mechanism onto their children.
ISKL Transition Care programs are the heart of our support system, providing invaluable tools to navigate these pivotal moments. Whether you're the one leaving, staying, or arriving, we are here to ensure that every transition is a journey of growth, connection, and discovery. At ISKL, you're not just changing locations; you're embarking on a path to endless possibilities, embraced by a community that cares.
If you are curious about ISKL Transition program, here is an overview of the transition our new families and leaving families are experiencing during their time within our community.
Stories From Our Community
At ISKL, we understand that relocating and finding the right school can be daunting. We thought you might be interested in reading some of our former and current parents’ testimonials highlighting some of the key elements that made their experience with ISKL a memorable one. Whether it is your child's first school, your first expatriation, or you’ve lost track of how many times you moved, the ISKL community is here to help you navigate those transitions.
Relocating to another country thousands of miles away from our support system has been an adventure.
We appreciate the inclusive culture at the school, the approachability of the Heads, the incredible developmental resources offered to the students.
ISKL is our family’s 5th international school. I compare ISKL to a fine, well-oiled machine.
We received several recommendations from ISKL parents, they told us it was a great school.
I appreciate the teachers’ proactive stance on communication about student issues at each grade level.