Cambridge Assessment International Education
Cambridge International works with top schools around the world to give students the best education for life. CAIE qualifications are recognised by leading universities and employers around the world as evidence of academic ability and Cambridge currently works with over 10,000 schools in 160 countries in the world. The courses are regarded as some of the most rigorous and inspiring secondary courses and examinations available globally.
Philosophically, the Cambridge curriculum does not start with exams, but works to develop an informed curiosity and a passion for learning. It is designed to inspire and reward learning, motivating students as they study and works to encourage the Cambridge Learner Attributes across the school. These include being responsible, confident, engaged, reflective and innovative, and encourages all students to attain a solid foundation for achieving high levels of academic and personal attainment.
We prepare students for life, helping them develop an informed curiosity and a lasting passion for learning.
Flexibility of choice
The wide range of subjects and flexibility gives schools the chance to shape the curriculum so that it is exciting and relevant for our own students.
We believe that empowering students by allowing them to personalise their learning programme helps build motivation throughout their studies and nurtures their love of learning.
International recognition
Successful completion of A Levels not only meets the entrance requirements of universities in the US, but can even qualify students for up to one year’s credit at some of America’s leading institutions.
Around the world, over 1400 universities recognise our qualifications, including over 650 universities in the US (including all the Ivy League), plus key universities in other major higher education destinations such as Canada, Australia, Singapore, South Africa, Germany and the Netherlands
Designed for International students
Successful completion of A Levels not only meets the entrance requirements of universities in the US, but can even qualify students for up to one year’s credit at some of America’s leading institutions.
Supporting speakers of English as a second or foreign language