Tesla Education (Tesla Education Group)

Tesla runs the three IB programmes as a continuum. The Primary Years Programme builds inquiry and independent thinking through interdisciplinary themes. The Middle Years Programme, for Grades 6 to 10, connects learning to real-world contexts through projects and practical application, developing critical and analytical skills. The Diploma Programme, for Grades 11 and 12, is a pre-university qualification emphasising academic depth, independent research and self-management, and the school publishes guidance on the two Diploma pathways it offers. The school is also accredited by Cambridge Assessment International Education, and a university and career counselling team works with students on applications and direct contact with universities.

The school runs the IB continuum from early years to Grade 12. IB PYP Early Years introduces the youngest children to inquiry-based learning, and the Primary Years Programme continues through the primary grades with interdisciplinary themes. The Middle Years Programme covers Grades 6 to 10, connecting subjects to real-world contexts through projects. The Diploma Programme covers Grades 11 and 12 as a pre-university qualification, with university and career counselling alongside it.

The school states that it cultivates an environment where students build not only knowledge but character and the confidence to lead in a changing world, with integrity, honesty and accountability named among its core values. It presents itself as combining global readiness and academic rigour with strong local grounding, and describes a holistic approach to the wellbeing of each student that runs through its academic and pastoral programmes.

The campus spans more than 8,000 square metres and is organised around modern IB classrooms, learning labs and arts studios. Sports and recreation facilities include an indoor swimming pool, a versatile sports court and spacious play areas, with multi-purpose spaces for school events. A library gives students a modern reading and research space, the canteen prepares daily meals, and an on-site clinic, the Health Center, operates every day. The school sits close to Tan Son Nhat International Airport, which it presents as a practical advantage for international families.

A school bus service brings students to and from the campus. The canteen provides daily meals prepared under managed hygiene and nutrition standards, and the Health Center offers medical support every day. Uniform packs include shirts, trousers, shorts, sports kit, a hoodie, hat, backpack and computer bag. University and career counselling supports students through applications, and the school has announced plans for a Tesla Premium Boarding Residence in a nearby villa with separate accommodation for boys and girls, which is not yet open.

Students take part in an extracurricular programme alongside the IB timetable, and the school reports results in international competitions such as the NEO Science Olympiad, where both Primary and Middle Years students have been recognised. On-campus sport and recreation include football, basketball, volleyball, jogging and supervised swimming sessions in the school pool. Tesla also runs a summer camp, and the student-life programme covers wellbeing, student achievement and activities outside the classroom.