Programmes

Build clear, sustainable learning pathways from MYP and DP to international examinations.

Each programme is adapted to learner stage, current performance, goals and available time. Content, skills progression, assessment evidence and improvement are planned together.

4 programme families
17 defined pathways
2 site languages

Complete programme catalogue

Four programme families and seventeen clearly defined pathways.

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IB MYP Programmes

Coherent programmes built around the MYP framework, concept-based learning, inquiry, ATL skills, formative assessment and summative assessment.

MYP Mathematics MYP Years 1–5

MYP Mathematics

A vertically aligned pathway from core skills to algebra, geometry, statistics, reasoning and real-world investigation.

Learning focus
  • Skills and formula progression
  • Conceptual reasoning and problem solving
  • Criterion A–D assessment preparation
Expected outcomes
  • Stronger calculation and algebra
  • Clear mathematical reasoning
  • Confidence with investigations and real-life tasks
MYP English Language Acquisition Emergent / Capable / Proficient

MYP English Language Acquisition

Phase-responsive development of reading, writing, listening, speaking, grammar, vocabulary and intercultural communication.

Learning focus
  • Phase-based progression
  • Integrated language skills
  • Text types and communication tasks
Expected outcomes
  • Improved comprehension and expression
  • More accurate and natural language use
  • Readiness for advanced MYP and DP study
MYP Language and Literature MYP Years 1–5

MYP English Language and Literature

Literary and non-literary study developing analysis, interpretation, comparison, creative production, oral communication and media literacy.

Learning focus
  • Literary and non-literary analysis
  • Authorial choices and audience effects
  • Analytical and creative communication
Expected outcomes
  • Evidence-based interpretation
  • Analysis of language and structure
  • Control of varied text types
MYP Biology MYP Years 1–5

MYP Biology

Life-science concepts integrated with scientific inquiry, data analysis, experimental design and scientific communication.

Learning focus
  • Cells, systems, genetics, ecology and evolution
  • Experimental design and variable control
  • Criterion A–D science assessment
Expected outcomes
  • Coherent biological understanding
  • Ability to design and evaluate inquiries
  • Data analysis and evidence-based conclusions

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IB DP Subject Programmes

Support for disciplinary knowledge, conceptual understanding, internal assessment, external assessment, academic writing and examination preparation.

DP Mathematics DP Years 1–2

DP Mathematics

Support across functions, algebra, calculus, statistics, probability, modelling and the mathematics internal assessment.

Learning focus
  • Core concepts and techniques
  • Multi-step problems and examination strategy
  • Mathematical exploration and internal assessment
Expected outcomes
  • Efficient problem recognition and solution
  • Connections among concepts, representations and methods
  • A clearly reasoned mathematical exploration
DP English A DP Years 1–2

DP English A

Literary and non-literary analysis, comparison, global issues, the individual oral and examination essay writing.

Learning focus
  • Close reading and authorial choices
  • Global issues and intertextual connections
  • IO, Paper 1 and Paper 2
Expected outcomes
  • Precise and layered analysis
  • Evidence-based comparative argument
  • Improved oral and timed-writing performance
DP English B DP Years 1–2

DP English B

Theme-based language learning integrating reading, listening, speaking, writing, text types and intercultural understanding.

Learning focus
  • Five themes and core language
  • Text type, register and audience
  • Oral and examination tasks
Expected outcomes
  • Greater fluency and accuracy
  • Purposeful control of text types
  • Improved reading, listening and oral performance
DP Biology DP Years 1–2

DP Biology

Support for biological concepts, data analysis, practical skills, scientific argument, internal assessment and examinations.

Learning focus
  • Molecules, cells, systems, genetics, ecology and evolution
  • Experimental design and data processing
  • IA and examination responses
Expected outcomes
  • Connections across biological themes
  • Confident handling of graphs, data and uncertainty
  • Stronger scientific explanation and evaluation
DP Psychology DP Years 1–2

DP Psychology

Conceptual understanding across biological, cognitive and sociocultural approaches, research methods, study evaluation and examination argument.

Learning focus
  • Core theories and key studies
  • Research methods and ethics
  • SAQ, ERQ and higher-order evaluation
Expected outcomes
  • Accurate use of research evidence
  • Evaluation of methods and theory
  • Clear and focused examination structure

03

DP Core and Academic Writing

Development of knowledge inquiry, independent research, argument, citation, reflection and extended academic writing.

Theory of Knowledge DP Years 1–2

Theory of Knowledge

Reflective inquiry through knowledge questions, evidence, perspectives, methods, values and ethics.

Learning focus
  • Knowledge framework and knowledge questions
  • Claims, counterclaims and examples
  • TOK Exhibition and Essay
Expected outcomes
  • Formulation of meaningful knowledge questions
  • Comparison of perspectives and methods
  • Clear and reflective assessment work
Extended Essay DP Core

Extended Essay

Support for research questions, source selection, methodology, academic integrity, extended argument, citation and reflection.

Learning focus
  • A feasible and focused research question
  • Methodology and source quality
  • Structure, citation and reflection
Expected outcomes
  • A manageable research plan
  • Coherent evidence-based argument
  • Independent research meeting formal requirements
English Writing Secondary to pre-university

English Writing

A sustained progression from sentences and paragraphs to text structure, argument, analysis, research writing and revision.

Learning focus
  • Sentence, paragraph and whole-text organisation
  • Narrative, explanatory, analytical and argumentative writing
  • Planning, feedback, revision and editing
Expected outcomes
  • Clearer and more coherent writing
  • Language adapted to audience and purpose
  • Independent planning and revision habits

04

International Test Preparation

Version-specific preparation integrating language development, task strategy, time management and diagnostic practice.

IELTS General Training Target-band preparation

IELTS General Training

Targeted preparation for General Training reading, writing, listening and speaking with task strategy and time management.

Learning focus
  • General Reading task types
  • Writing Task 1 letters and Task 2
  • Listening, speaking and mock testing
Expected outcomes
  • Familiarity with format and criteria
  • Stronger task fulfilment in writing
  • Consistent test-taking routines
IELTS Academic Target-band preparation

IELTS Academic

Academic reading, visual-data writing, essays, listening and speaking integrated with language development and band criteria.

Learning focus
  • Academic Reading task types
  • Writing Task 1 visual data and Task 2
  • Band descriptors and mock testing
Expected outcomes
  • Faster and more accurate academic reading
  • Clear data description and argument development
  • Control of speaking and writing criteria
SAT University admission preparation

SAT

Integrated preparation for Reading and Writing and Math, including digital-test strategy, timing and diagnostic practice.

Learning focus
  • Reading and Writing task types
  • Math concepts and problem solving
  • Digital testing and timing strategy
Expected outcomes
  • Recognition of common task and error patterns
  • Improved inference and language conventions
  • More efficient and accurate mathematics performance
TOEFL ITP Institutional-test preparation

TOEFL ITP

Preparation for Listening Comprehension, Structure and Written Expression, and Reading Comprehension.

Learning focus
  • Listening comprehension
  • Structure and error recognition
  • Academic reading and timing
Expected outcomes
  • Control of the paper-based test format
  • Faster grammar recognition
  • Effective reading and listening strategies
TOEFL iBT Academic English and study-abroad preparation

TOEFL iBT

Academic-English and computer-based preparation across reading, listening, speaking, writing and integrated tasks.

Learning focus
  • Academic reading and note-taking
  • Integrated speaking and writing
  • Timing and computer-based test routines
Expected outcomes
  • Integration of information across sources
  • Better organised speaking and accurate writing
  • Consistent full-test performance

Delivery models

Adapt the depth of support to learners, educators or schools.

01

Individual Tuition and Learning Diagnosis

Identify current performance, goals and priority needs before building a trackable learning and feedback plan.

02

Small-group Courses and Test Preparation

Use shared goals, differentiated tasks, mock assessment and targeted feedback to support consistent progress.

03

School Curriculum Planning and Vertical Alignment

Develop year-level progression, unit architecture, common assessment, educator resources and MYP-to-DP alignment.

04

Resource Development and Professional Learning

Co-develop teaching materials, assessment tools, educator guidance and implementation workshops.