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Cambridge IGCSE

Our IGCSE programme is ideal for:
– Students seeking additional support after KS3/Year 10
– Those retaking IGCSEs
– International students preparing for A-Levels

Accreditation and Preparation

Our programme is accredited by Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) or Pearson Edexcel (Edexcel) and prepares students for A-Levels. We support students sitting for IGCSE exams, whether for the first time or as a retake.

REQUIREMENTS FOR IGCSE

  • Checkpoint

Our IGCSE programme is designed for students who have completed, KS3 or Year 10 elsewhere but would like a greater level of support as well as for students who wish to retake IGCSEs and for international students as a preparatory course leading to A-Levels.
This curriculum is the international version or equivalent of the GCSE taken in the UK by students at the end of Year 11. It is accredited by either the Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) or Pearson Edexcel (Edexcel) exam boards and prepares students for the two year A’levels. We prepare students to sit for these examinations whether for the first time or as a retake.

Our IGCSE course helps you

  • Develop essential skills: independence, creativity, critical thinking, and confident communication
  • Achieve success in IGCSE examinations
  • Benefit from a supportive learning environment

You will study using a range of techniques including group work, independent study, research, practical activities and homework. You will develop skills needed to succeed at the IGCSE examinations.

Work independently
Be creative
Think critically
Communicate your ideas with confidence
Think logically
Students will receive a high level of pastoral support and a well structured, and full timetable from 8.00 a.m. – 3.00 p.m. Monday to Friday.

Support and Structure

  • High-level pastoral support
  • Well-structured timetable (Monday to Thursday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m, Friday 8:00 Am – 3:30 Pm)

AVAILABLE COURSES

The curriculum comprises:
Biology
Business Studies
Mathematics
Chemistry
Physics
Economics
English Language
Information and Communication Technology