Secondary School Education at ABCIS

Описание: At age 14 students start to study for Cambridge International Examinations called the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE). This is a two year course which is specifically designed for the international school student and culminates in a final examination at age 16. The IGCSE course acts as a bridge for the student towards study at AS and A levels. Obtaining successful results in A level examinations qualifies students to gain entry into any university in Europe, North America, Australia and in many other countries worldwide, both in Asia and beyond. This is because A level qualifications are recognised by most universities worldwide as successful criteria for admission.

Cambridge International Examinations Advanced Level (A Level) subjects are two-year pre-university courses designed for the international student. Examinations are taken at AS level in Year 12 and points gained count as accreditation towards university entry. In Year 13 student take some or all of their subjects onto A2 or full A level and a final examination .Students typically follow three or four subject courses in Year 12. On completion of the AS level component, students may elect to reduce the number of subjects they take in Year 13 by dropping one of them.

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