High School
Curriculum
High School students follow the Cambridge Assessment International Education curriculum, obtaining the Cambridge International Certificate of Education (ICE) at the end of Grade 10 and the Advanced International Certificate of Education (AICE), at the end of Grade 12.
The academic curriculum includes a variety of different subjects for students to choose from, making it flexible and easy to adapt to meet the needs of each student. This allows students to follow an educational path they are passionate about and which best suits their individual goals regarding university studies, as well as their career aspirations.
The high school curriculum is divided into two distinct stages.
Grade 9 and 10: Cambridge International Certificate of Education (ICE)
The first stage of study is completed over the course of two years, as Grade 9 and 10 students study towards the examination of IGCSE subjects and the completion of the Cambridge International Certificate of Education (ICE).
Students are required to pass a minimum of seven IGCSE subjects, selected from the five IGCSE curriculum areas. When selecting subjects, students are required to follow the ICE certificate guidelines, selecting two subjects from Group 1, one subject from Groups 2 – 5 and a seventh subject from any of the stipulated groups.
The following subjects are offered at Cambridge School of Constanta:
Group 1: Languages | English (First or Second Language), Arabic (First or Foreign Language), French (Foreign Language), German (Foreign Language), Spanish (Foreign Language) |
Group 2: Humanities and Social Sciences | Global Perspectives, History |
Group 3: Sciences | Co-ordinated Science |
Group 4: Mathematics |
Mathematics |
Group 5: Creative and Professional | Business Studies, Global Perspectives, Travel and Tourism, Information and Communication Technology |
Group 1: Languages
English (First or Second Language), Arabic (First or Foreign Language), French (Foreign Language), German (Foreign Language), Spanish (Foreign Language)
Group 2: Humanities and Social Sciences
Global Perspectives, History
Group 3: Sciences
Co-ordinated Science
Group 4: Mathematics
Mathematics
Group 5: Creative and Professional
Business Studies, Global Perspectives, Travel and Tourism, Information and Communication Technology
Grade 11 and 12: Advanced International Certificate of Education
The second stage of the educational process is completed during Grade 11 and 12, as students are examined in select AS Level and A Level subjects and complete the Advanced International Certificate of Education (AICE).
Advanced Level can be divided into Advanced Subsidiary (AS) and A2, with Grade 11 students studying towards the completion of subjects at AS Level, while grade 12 students continue with their selected subjects, to sit their A2 examinations and complete the subject at A Level.
Students are required to gain a minimum of seven credits across their accumulated AS and A Level studies, in order to be awarded the AICE Diploma. These seven credits must be obtained by following the diploma guidelines, selecting subjects from the designated subject groups, while also completing Cambridge AS Level Global Perspectives & Research, which is a compulsory requirement. Subjects must be selected in order to receive a minimum of one credit from groups 1, 2 and 3. The remaining credits can be gained via the selection of subjects from any group. Successfully passing a subject at AS Level will result in the student being awarded one credit, while completing a subject at A Level is worth two credits.
AS Level and A Level subject offerings at Cambridge School of Constanta are grouped as follows:
Group 1: Mathematics and Sciences | Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Information technology, Psychology (group 1 or 3) |
Group 2: Languages |
English Language Arabic, French, German, Spanish (All offered as language courses for AS Level only, or a full course through to A Level) |
Group 3: Arts and Humanities | Travel and Tourism, Business, History, Psychology (group 1 or group 3) |
Group 4: Interdisciplinary subjects |
Global Perspectives |
Group 1: Mathematics and Sciences
Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Information technology, Psychology (group 1 or 3)
Group 2: Languages
English Language
Arabic, French, German, Spanish (All offered as language courses for AS Level only, or a full course through to A Level)
Group 3: Arts and Humanities
Travel and Tourism, Business, History, Psychology (group 1 or group 3)
Group 4: Interdisciplinary subjects
Global Perspectives