Dresden International School’s staff is international, open-minded and passionate about life-long learning. Our diversity is our strength! With staff members from over 30 countries we truly embrace and celebrate our cultural diversity!
Our students make up a global demographic representing 50 countries. We have two campus locations within beautiful historic Dresden, capital of Saxony.
Dresden International School is an IB World School that is teaching all three IB Programmes.
In May 2009 DIS received full accredited status by CIS (Council of International Schools) and NEASC (New England Association of Schools and Colleges). DIS has been awarded re-accreditation in spring 2019.
Accreditation means that you as a vital member of the school community have had a say in a constructive, ongoing format that can result in real change.
Most importantly it means that our students are taught in a professionally reflective environment where they are safe, secure, and supported in the best possible conditions,resulting in an education consistent with the school’s mission, philosophy and objectives.
As an IB World School, working at DIS involves our commitment to your ongoing professional learning.
World class professional development through in school courses and external organisations.
The opportunity to work with professional and motivated educators.
Outstanding student body, for whom DIS is the school of choice for their abilities and ambitions.
Excellent lifestyle and quality of living combined with a low cost of living in one of Germany's most beautiful cities and undiscovered regions.
The preschool students (ages 1-5) learn in a beautiful, historic villa with large grounds in Dresden-Blasewitz. The environment is child centred, based on best early childhood learning practices provided by highly qualified, dedicated and caring staff.
Students from Kindergarten and from Grade 1 to Grade 12 study at the school campus in Dresden-Altstadt. The modern campus facilities with a large sports hall offer excellent opportunities for students to progress in their learning successfully at all ages.