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Tzu Chi International School is an extension of Tzu Chi's Da Ai Kindergarten, set up in Kuala Lumpur in 2007. Tzu Chi cultivates mindful education, following Master Cheng Yen's philosophy of nurturing and instilling humanistic qualities in children under a comprehensive education system from pre-school to tertiary education.
Tzu Chi International School (TCISKL), located on a 7.67 acres site between Bandar Kinrara 9 and Bukit Jalil offers the Cambridge curriculum in conjunction with Tzu Chi’s humanistic lessons. Classes will be conducted in Mandarin and English. Bahasa will be taught to allow students to master all 3 languages.
Construction of TCISKL is underway, scheduled for completion in 2020 in time for the first intake of students in January 2020 (Subject to change). TCISKL is opened to local and foreign students of all races, religions, and differing backgrounds aged between 4 and 19-year-old.
A model school in providing a complete and wholesome education in a loving environment to propagate the correct education philosophy in producing exemplary talented future generations inculcated with good moral values, wholesome vision, and noble character who can contribute in building a peaceful and harmonious global community
Tzu Chi International School Kuala Lumpur, a not-for-profit institution, seeks to make holistic education accessible to a wider group of students from varied backgrounds. Tzu Chi's education system, principled on a core focus in cultivating good manners and noble virtues, aims to guide our students down a path of honesty and truth by prioritizing moral values in our teaching, nurturing individual talents, and cultivating creativity and innovation in a loving and caring learning environment. Our goal is to develop outstanding students who will become exceptional citizens of the world, empowered by their innate spiritual and emotional wellbeing, and armed with the strong knowledge base to take on the challenges of the 21st century.


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