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An “international school accent” is a dialect of English that is mostly US/Canadian, but is shaped by exposure to other dialects such as English, Australian, and Kiwi, as well as the local language where the speaker grew up, or the speaker’s heritage language. An international school accent is most often spoken by an international school student, but generally by people who grew up in environments where multiple native English dialects co-existed.
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