IGCSE/A Level Pathways
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Cambridge (IGCSE & A Levels) Pathways
Cambridge (IGCSE & A Levels) Pathways
IGCSE (Grades 9-10): The Foundation
Cambridge IGCSE provides a structured academic foundation across subjects while developing exam skills, discipline, and subject confidence.
IGCSE (Grades 9-10): The Foundation
Cambridge IGCSE provides a structured academic foundation across subjects while developing exam skills, discipline, and subject confidence.
Strengths of IGCSEFoundation
- Clear benchmarks and structured curriculum
- Strong preparation for upper secondary study
- Widely recognized internationally
Assessment styleExams
Assessment style
IGCSE is exam-focused and rewards steady study habits and consistency.
Subjects Included:
- English - First Language
- English as a Second Language
- Mathematics
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Psychology
- Geography
- History
- Business Studies
- Economics
- Computer Science
- Design & Technology
- Art & Design
- Drama
Official webpages of the curriculumCambridge
Cambridge (IGCSE & A Levels) PathwaysSummary
- IGCSE provides a structured academic foundation across subjects
- Assessment style rewards steady study habits and consistency
- A Levels focus on specialization and depth
A Levels (Grades 11-12): Specialization and Depth
After IGCSE, students who choose A Levels typically focus on 3-4 subjects where they demonstrate the strongest ability and interest. A Levels are ideal for students seeking university-style depth and strong academic specialization.
Who Cambridge suits bestBest Fit
Who Cambridge suits best
Cambridge is a strong fit for students who are:
- Specialized and academically focused
- Ready for academic maturity and university-style content
- Strong in independent study and deep learning
- Comfortable with theoretical thinking
A Levels (Grades 11-12): Specialization and DepthDepth
- After IGCSE, students who choose A Levels typically focus on 3-4 subjects
- A Levels are ideal for students seeking university-style depth and strong academic specialization
Cambridge FAQs
If my child takes IGCSE, must they continue into A Levels?
No. After IGCSE, students may choose A Levels, AP, or IBDP depending on readiness and goals.
How many subjects do students typically take in A Levels?
Commonly 3-4 subjects, allowing students to go deep in areas of strength.
Is Cambridge more exam-focused than other pathways?
IGCSE and A Levels have a strong exam component and reward consistent preparation and study habits.