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Oasis International School

Education Team 18 March 2025

At Oasis International School, students experience an engaging American education that cultivates character, leadership, and innovation. We are a vibrant international community where students from diverse backgrounds grow into lifelong learners and future leaders. With an internationally recognized curriculum, dynamic co-curricular activities, and hands-on learning methods, our students develop the skills and mindset to thrive as global citizens — both in the classroom and beyond.

Learning at OIS

Intercultural learning happens when students and teachers value every person, seek cultural understanding, and engage with empathy and collaboration to navigate a changing world.

Values-based learning happens when students and teachers know their core values, empathize with others, and take action. They recognize needs, rally others around a vision, and pursue solutions fearlessly to create something better.

Learning is excellent when skilled teachers intentionally create effective, inclusive experiences in a safe and supportive environment.

Life at Oasis

Take a glimpse into what makes life at Oasis special through the perspective of our students, teachers, and staff!

U.S. Curriculum that is promoting Global Citizenship

At OIS, we provide a rewarding educational
experience for your child using the U.S. model. We
believe that the United States education system is
successful because of its commitment to having
qualified and caring teachers, offering a
personalized learning experience, educating using
a holistic approach, and appreciating diversity.
Learn how OIS implements each of these
important elements to help students be successful and ready for university with a U.S. diploma in hand.

Pathway to University

After completing all required credits, students earn a U.S. diploma that can take them to leading universities around the world. Students aren’t alone in their journey to get a diploma. Throughout high school, students have access to academic advising and university counseling.
These counselors help students in their application to universities and assist with organizing testing for the PSAT, SAT, and ACT–assessments that measure the knowledge and skills that students learn in high school and need for academic success at university. Schools using the U.S. syllabus also often offer Advanced
Placement (AP) courses to provide students with university-level academic courses that give them an advantage when applying to universities and for scholarships around the world.