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(664) 901 4464 (664) 901 4870 info@colegiorealdeminas.edu.mx Enrollment open · School year 2026-2027 ES
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Frequently asked questions

What grade levels does Colegio Real de Minas offer?

Preschool (ages 3 to 5), Elementary, Middle School and High School, all on the same campus at Av. Lázaro Cárdenas 136, Ejido Francisco Villa, Tijuana.

Are classes really taught in English?

Yes. Classes are 100% bilingual from Preschool on: part of the day is taught in Spanish following Mexico's SEP curriculum and part in English with the AMCO program. Middle School students get 13 hours of English per week and High School students 10, with a business focus.

Is the school officially accredited?

Yes. We are accredited by the Baja California State Education System and are members of the Tijuana Association of Private Schools. Our High School follows the curriculum of the Colegio de Bachilleres del Estado de Baja California.

What is AMCO and why do you use it?

AMCO is an English academic program with a communicative, cooperative and active approach. We use AMCO At the Top in Preschool and Elementary (plus Activa and Construye in Elementary) and AMCO Speed Up in Middle and High School, designed to take students toward CEFR levels B2–C1.

Do students earn an English certification?

Yes. At the end of 9th grade (3rd year of Middle School) students certify the English level they've reached, with international recognition. In the last semester of High School they have the opportunity to certify it again. The school partners with San Diego State University to certify its students.