Your child’s global learning gateway


The International School Fair continues to be well-received, having drawn crowds at last year’s edition.

PARENTS exploring international education options will once again have the opportunity to meet leading schools at the 24th Private and International School Fair (PISF) in Kuala Lumpur.

The fair, which is organised by Mint Communications, will take place from May 16 to 17 at Mid Valley Exhibition Centre (MVEC).

Recognised by the Malaysia Book of Records as the Largest International School Fair in Malaysia in 2025, PISF continues to serve as a trusted platform connecting families with top private and international education providers.

The upcoming fair will bring together a range of international schools, enrichment centres, learning institutions and education service providers, giving parents direct access to K–12 education pathways, curriculum insights and guidance on admissions.

According to Mint Communications co-founder and director Nickie Yew, the fair has helped thousands of families gain a better understanding of the private education landscape in Malaysia.

“The 24th fair continues this mission by bringing together leading private and international schools and education providers under one roof, allowing parents to explore different curricula, learning environments and opportunities for their children in one convenient location,” said Yew.

The event is supported by Amanah Saham Nasional Bhd (ASNB), KidsAgogo, KVC Industrial Supplies, PDVL Overseas Advisory, ScolioLife, Sunfeet and Verity Intelligence.

Fair overview

The fair will be free to all and open from 11am to 6pm on both days, offering families the opportunity to engage directly with admissions teams, school representatives and education experts.

Bringing together over 70 institutions – from schools and learning centres to pre-university providers, consultants and overseas institutions – the fair offers clear and ready access to a broad range of internationally recognised curricula, including British, International Baccalaureate (IB), American, Australian and beyond.

Parents attending the fair will have the opportunity to:

> Speak directly with school representatives and admissions teams;

> Compare curricula, teaching approaches and facilities;

> Learn about requirements for admissions and upcoming intakes;

> Discover extracurricular programmes, boarding options and student support services.

By gathering leading institutions in one venue, the fair gives families the opportunity to compare schools and gain valuable insights before making important educational decisions for their children.

Participating international schools

Visitors will have the opportunity to interact with representatives from a wide range of established and emerging international schools offering diverse educational approaches and academic pathways.

Participating schools include:

> Ace Edventure Group – Dwi and Sri Emas International School;

> HELP International School;

> International Schools Partnership (Tenby Schools, Straits School Rawang and Asia Pacific Schools);

> MAHSA International School;

> Maple Leaf Kingsley International School;

> Peninsula International and Private Schools;

> Rocklin International School;

> Sayfol International School Kuala Lumpur;

> Campus Rangers International School;

> The British International School Kuala Lumpur;

> Concord College International School;

> Honsbridge International School;

> Oasis International School;

> Qosmo International School;

> Sunway International School;

> UCSI Schools Group;

> Westlake International School;

> Fairview International School;

> Sri Desa International School;

> Cheltenham College;

> St John’s International Primary and Secondary School.

Parents and prospective students can engage with representatives from international schools at the fair, inquire about curricula and find the best educational pathway for their children.
Parents and prospective students can engage with representatives from international schools at the fair, inquire about curricula and find the best educational pathway for their children.

Participating exhibitors

For families considering residential learning environments, the fair will also feature schools offering boarding programmes.

Parents will be able to learn more about campus life, student support systems and academic programmes offered at these institutions.

Participating boarding schools include:

> Concord College International School;

> Dwi Emas International School;

> Epsom College Malaysia;

> Fairview International School;

> International Islamic School Malaysia;

> Kolej Yayasan Saad Melaka;

> Kolej Yayasan UEM;

> Mahsa International School;

> Maple Leaf Kingsley International School;

> Sunway International School;

> Tenby Schools, Ipoh;

> UCSI International School;

> Universiti Tenaga Nasional;

> Westlake International School.

In addition to international schools, the fair will feature a range of preschools, learning centres and specialised education providers.

These organisations offer academic support, enrichment programmes and customised learning solutions for students with diverse learning needs.

Participating institutions include Akademi Interaktif, Eye Level Learning Centre, Flexi Academy, Koding Next, Mighty Oaks Preschool, Passend Education, Robinuo Learning Hub, Stellar Academy @ Stellaire International, Wembley Academy and Wynkids.

The fair will also feature an Islamic Pavilion, showcasing schools that integrate strong academic curricula with Islamic values and principles.

Parents will have the opportunity to meet representatives and learn about educational approaches that nurture both academic excellence and moral development.

Participating institutions include Seven Skies Islamic International School and International Islamic School Malaysia (IISM).

International options

The fair will also feature a selection of overseas schools and education specialists, including Cardiff Sixth Form, Kennedy Catholic High School (USA), Linden Hall High School (Japan) and Orion Pyro Consulting.

This provides families with the opportunity to explore international pathways beyond Malaysia, to gain direct insights into overseas boarding and pre-university options and to seek personalised guidance on admissions, academic pathways and global education planning.

The fair will also feature a Fun Kids Explorer Zone, where young visitors can engage in hands-on activities and enjoy a chance to learn and play.
The fair will also feature a Fun Kids Explorer Zone, where young visitors can engage in hands-on activities and enjoy a chance to learn and play.

Fun learning

The Fun Kids Explorer zone will once again provide an engaging space for children to participate in hands-on educational activities while parents explore the fair.

The zone will feature STEM 4 All Makerspace, introducing innovative science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM)-based activities that allow children to explore these fields in fun and interactive ways, giving younger visitors a chance to learn and play.

Exclusive offers

Parents seeking further information on international schooling options can also explore the resources available on Education Destination Malaysia’s official website, a comprehensive online platform that provides guidance on curricula, school comparisons and the latest developments in international education across the country.

Parents and students visiting the fair will have access to exclusive privileges, including discounts, fee waivers and scholarship opportunities offered by participating schools during the event.

For more information, visitors can visit the official website  for the full list of exhibitors and registration details.

 

 

 

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