Preparing students to be global citizens


HIGH-QUALITY TEACHING PROGRAMMES OFFERING GLOBALLY RECOGNISED AND RESPECTED


QUALIFICATIONS TOP THE WISH LIST OF PARENTS SEEKING AN INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION FOR THEIR CHILD. CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS EXPLAINS HOW ITS QUALIFICATIONS CAN SUPPORT YOUNG PEOPLE THROUGHOUT THEIR SCHOOLING AND BEYOND.


and facilities. But perhaps most important of all is the quality of the teaching programmes used by the school, and the international reputation of the qualifications towards which students are working. Every year, nearly a million learners from 10,000 schools in 160 countries prepare for their future with an international education from Cambridge. Schools choose Cambridge because our programmes are designed to unlock potential at every age and in a wide range of subjects, preparing students to be global citizens, strong in both content knowledge and the higher-level skills required to flourish and succeed. As a not-for-profit department of the world-leading University of Cambridge, we can invest our resources in research and innovation, resulting in programmes and qualifications which build confident, reflective, responsible, innovative and engaged students with an informed curiosity and a passion for lifelong learning.


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SPANNING THE AGE RANGE Students aged from five to 19 can take Cambridge programmes. Cambridge Primary,


for example, is


taught in over 1,300 schools worldwide, and comprises a world-class curriculum, high-quality teacher support and integrated assessment.


The Cambridge Secondary 1 programme, typically for learners aged 11–14, starts the journey through secondary education. It prepares students for Cambridge International GCSE (IGCSE), pioneered by Cambridge over 25 years ago and now the world’s most popular international qualification for those aged 14–16.


The Cambridge IGCSE is taken by students in 145


countries. There are 70 subjects to choose from. Each course is designed to build core knowledge and develop the creative


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hen planning an international education for your child, you will be judging potential schools on a range of criteria, including ethos, vision, location


thinking and problem-solving skills so valued by universities and employers. For


students aged 16–19,


Cambridge International AS and A Levels, taught in schools in 130 countries, are ideal preparation for university, higher education or the world of work. They develop a deep subject understanding (55 courses are available) together with independent learning and constructive thinking skills – abilities which, again, are highly valued, particularly by universities worldwide.


A GLOBAL NETWORK OF SCHOOLS Fundamental to the success of Cambridge programmes and qualifications is our worldwide network of over 10,000 schools. We actively and continuously engage with our schools to ensure programmes are delivered effectively (through training and support), and we also value the feedback that our schools provide, using it to help shape the direction of our ongoing research and development.


Our extensive Cambridge schools network also offers significant practical advantages in the context of international education, where students and families can be highly mobile. For example, if a student transfers to another Cambridge school – anywhere in the world – they can work towards the same Cambridge qualifications, making the transition process straightforward and minimising disruption to educational progress. We also deliver an internationally relevant education – culturally sensitive to the locale in which it is taught, but which also takes an international perspective and sets a global standard of excellence.


PREPARATION FOR UNIVERSITY Last but not least, when considering an international


education for your child, it’s never too early to think about routes from school into higher education, and it’s therefore vital to assess the real value of the qualifications offered


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