IGCSE & A-Level

IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education):

• IGCSE is a two-year program typically undertaken by students in key stage 4 aged 14 to 16.

• It offers a broad and balanced curriculum covering a range of subjects, including languages, humanities, sciences, and the arts.

• Students sit for examinations at the end of the program, which are set and marked by international examination boards.

• IGCSE qualifications are widely accepted by universities and employers worldwide and serve as a foundation for further education or entry into the workforce.

• The flexibility of the IGCSE program allows students to tailor their studies to their interests and strengths, fostering a well-rounded education

A-Level (Advanced Level):

• A-Level is a two-year program usually taken by students aged 16 to 18, following the completion of IGCSE or an equivalent qualification.

• It offers a more specialized and in-depth study of subjects chosen by the student, typically focusing on three to four subjects.

• A-Level qualifications are highly regarded by universities globally and are often a requirement for entry into prestigious institutions.

• Students sit for examinations at the end of the program, which are also set and marked by international examination boards.

• A-Level provides students with the opportunity to develop advanced critical thinking, analytical, and research skills, preparing them for higher education and professional careers in their chosen fields.