The IB will encourage you to:
· Ask challenging questions.
· Learn how to learn.
· Develop a strong sense of identity and culture.
· Develop the ability to communicate with and understand people from other countries and cultures.
As this course is different to A-Levels, applicants considering this course are strongly advised to find out more at a college open evening.
What will I study?
You choose six subjects from six groups, including:
· English.
· History, psychology or geography.
· Maths or maths studies.
· Visual arts, chemistry or psychology.
· Biology or physics.
· French or Spanish or beginners’ Spanish.
You also do the following core units:
· Extended essay.
· Creativity action service.
· Theory of knowledge.
How is the course assessed?
Each subject area contains a mixture of external and internal assessment. You will be assessed in a variety of different ways and so it will not simply be a question of performing well in written exams.
What enrichment will there be?
Activities include:
· Relevant trips and visits.
· Guest speakers.
What could I do next?
This course will prepare you for university or employment.