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What are International GCSEs?
Students usually begin the International GCSE curriculum in Year 10 or 11 by sitting 4-5 subjects. These subjects are structured as first introductions to the specific topic areas that they cover. External exams at the end of the course determine students' grades.
Mathematics A
Explore number systems; functions and graphs; geometry and trigonometry; vectors; and statistics and probability.
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English Literature
Engage with texts ranging from British heritage to modern international, such as Romeo and Juliet, and Great Expectations.
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English Language A
Learn about non-fiction texts, poetry and prose, transactional writing as well as imaginative writing.
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Biology
Dive into the nature and variety of living organisms; reproduction and inheritance; ecology and the environment.
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Chemistry
In this course you will study principles of chemistry; inorganic and organic chemistry; and physical chemistry.
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Physics
Explore forces and motion; waves; energy resources; magnetism and electromagnetism; radioactivity; and astrophysics.
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History
This course features a selection of topics covering a diverse range of significant historical events, periods and geographies.
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Economics
Gain a sound understanding of economics, and use it appropriately in the context of individual countries and the global economy.
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Business
Gain the ability to use knowledge, skills and understanding appropriately in the context of individual countries and the global economy.
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What are International A Levels?
The A-Level curriculum is the #1 studied curriculum in the world, and in many countries high grades in A-Levels can result in university course credit. The syllabus prepares students aged 15-17 for university. Edexcel International A Level is typically a two-year course - divided into the AS and A2 levels. Some subjects can be started as an AS Level and extended to A2 Level.
Mathematics
You will dive deeper into Pure Mathematics, Mechanics, Statistics as well as Decision Mathematics.
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English Literature
Explore drama texts, poems and poetry movement, a novel, a Shakespearean play, as well as prose.
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English Language
You will study Context and Identity of Language; Language in Transition; Writing; and Investigating Language.
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Biology
Learn all about Cells, Development, Biodiversity & Conservation; Microbiology & Immunity; and Respiration & Gene Technology.
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Chemistry
You will study Organic Chemistry; Energetics, Halogenoalkanes & Alcohols; and Transition Metals & Organic Nitrogen Chemistry.
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Physics
Dive into Mechanics; Waves & Electricity; Fields & Particles; and Thermodynamics, Radiation, Oscillations & Cosmology.
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History
This course's approach focuses on depth, breadth and interpretation of events in history giving you a full view.
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Economics
You will study Markets in Action; Macroeconomic Performance and Policy; Business Behaviour; and Global Economy.
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Business
You will study Marketing and People; Managing Business Activities; Business Decisions and Strategy; and Global Business.
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Psychology
Learn all about Social and Cognitive Psychology; learning theories and development; and Clinical psychology.
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Law
Explore the Underlying Principles of Law and the English Legal System and The Law in Action.
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