HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM
High School covers the four years of schooling after Middle School. During this time students are preparing for two different Cambridge examinations: IGCSE and A-Level.
Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education
The Cambridge IGCSE curriculum is the most popular international qualification and is recognized globally by universities. The IGCSE curriculum encourages students to think logically, problem-solve, and develop their skills in specific subjects. IGCSE has flexible subject choices so students can align their academics with their future goals, whether in higher education or the workplace. The curriculum is also designed for an international perspective while encouraging students to think critically about global issues and look at different perspectives.
IGCSE courses are completed over two years, starting in Year 10. In Year 11, the students will sit their Cambridge IGCSE Exams, which will be assessed by Cambridge and are used for University applications.
Cambridge A Level
The Cambridge A Level curriculum is an international qualification and is recognized globally by universities. The A Level curriculum encourages students to think logically, problem-solve, and develop their skills in specific subjects. A Level has flexible subject choice so students can align their academics with their future goals, whether in higher education or the workplace. The curriculum is also designed for an international perspective while encouraging students to think critically about global issues and look at different perspectives.
A Level courses are completed over two years, starting in Year 12. In Year 13, the students will sit their Cambridge A Level Exams, which will be assessed by Cambridge and are used for University applications.
Current MIST IGCSE Offerings: Computer Science, English Literature, Physics, and Mathematics.
