What can I do if my child has failed the Admissions Exercise for International Students (AEIS)?
Applicants who have previously taken the AEIS or S-AEIS and were unsuccessful may reapply to take the AEIS or S-AEIS, subject to meeting the permissible age-ranges for the level.
Applicants seeking primary school admission should note that they are also required to meet or exceed the required Cambridge English Scale (CES) score for their corresponding age-appropriate level of admission.
Alternatively, you can consider other education options such as private schools.
This information is sourced from MOE
Related questions
I had taken the Admissions Exercise for International Students (AEIS) at Primary 4 level but was unsuccessful. May I reapply to take the AEIS/ Supplementary-AEIS (S-AEIS) at Primary 3 or Primary 5 level?
I had taken the Admissions Exercise for International Students (AEIS) at Secondary 3 level but was unsuccessful. May I reapply to take the AEIS/ Supplementary-AEIS (S-AEIS) at Secondary 2 or Secondary 1 level?
I was previously successful in the Admissions Exercise for International Students (AEIS)/ Supplementary-AEIS (S-AEIS) and offered a school place. Am I eligible to reapply for the AEIS/ S-AEIS?
My child has resat for the Cambridge English Qualifications (CEQ) test, but I have already submitted an online application for Admissions Exercise for International Students (AEIS). Would I be able to resubmit his/ her latest statement of results from his/her CEQ test?
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