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(I) GCSE, A-level, BTEC, Pre-A-level|Accommodation: residence, boarding house|Tuition fees: from 13000 GBP per term with accommodation|Ranking: 2nd place in the ranking of senior private schools of joint A-level education in 2013|3-10 years - Chapter House Preparatory School;|11-14 years - King's Magna Middle School;|14-19 years old - Queen Ethelburga's College.|Biology;|Ecology;|Physics;|Chemistry;|Geography.|Age of students: from 18 years old|Dates: September-June|Duration of studying: 2 years.|Extended Certificate (BTEC Extended Certificate).|Diploma (Edexcel BTEC Diploma).|Principles of science;|Scientific procedures and methods;|Research Skills;|Physiology of human body systems.|Principles and application of science I and II;|Physiology of human body systems;|Research Skills;|Scientific procedures and methods;|Laboratory methods;|Forensics.|According to the 2013 certification results, the college is the best among its class facilities in Northern England and the second one across 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It has four branches for children: ||| |Children under 3 years old are accepted in kindergarten at the school. All the buildings of the educational institution are located on the same territory with a common educational, entertainment town. ||| |The Queen Ethelburga's College was named after Queen Ethelburga, who brought Christianity to the north of the country. Until 1991, the institution belonged to the corporation N. Woodard. ||| |Heirs of famous monarchs got education in this educational institution, children of world-famous lawyers, politicians and diplomats also prefer studying here. The college is famous for high quality of educational programs. ||| |The college is located in a quiet rural location in Yorkshire. The route connecting Edinburgh and London is located near 8 km. The residential school UK is only 25 minutes drive to Harrogate and York. These cities are among the most touristy in the UK. One is a paradise for romantics, the other preserves the richest legacy of English Gothic. ||| |Also, there are transfers to the nearest airports: Newcastle, Manchester, Leeds-Bradford, Liverpool, and the train station, from where only 1.5 hours get to London. It is possible to get to school by personal transport (car, helicopter). On the territory there is parking, helipad. ||| |The Queen's College is a cozy place for children to study and live. The College has its own garden, decorated with sculptural groups of Jeremy Gai, fountains, the Olympic courtyard, a playground, large lawns for rest. Near the school, students can observe deer, falcons, herons, owls, rabbits. ||| | ||| |A-level is an educational program for admission to higher education institutions in Britain and the world. Certificate A-level exempts from additional examinations when enrolling in universities. The program usually provides two years of classes and is the benchmark of the country's schooling. ||| |The A-level program is academically unified and practiced in most high schools and colleges in Britain. The main property of the program is not the quantity of objects, but the vastness and depth of knowledge. Intensive study of several disciplines allows the student to prepare for a profession in a university. ||| |The first year of study provides for in-depth mastery of four compulsory subjects. In the second year, the number of priority disciplines is reduced to three. All the students of the A-level course have already chosen the future specialization and are purposefully preparing to receive it. Schools recommend that when choosing subjects not to take close by content and observe the academic balance. ||| |The study of the four main disciplines of the program complements one elective. Foreign students for the International GCSE deposit choose English as a foreign language. The General Studies course is part of the program for general development. As an optional subject, you can choose any foreign language from the list offered by the school. At A-level, subjects such as chemistry, psychology, business basics, English and literature, mathematics, biology, history, physics, political science, art, geography, Spanish, French, German, law, economics, design and technology are handed over. For native speakers of Russian or Chinese languages, the A2 examinations for the native language are provided. ||| |The studying at the Preparatory School of the British National Program provides lessons for children 3 to 7 years of age. Development and education of young students occurs in the course of mobile games. The idea of the world around us is formed through artistic images, puzzles. The actions of the teacher at this age are aimed at stimulating the child's imagination and introducing basic disciplines into the basics. The schoolchildren acquire the skills of behavior in the team in a game form. For 1 to 5 years of studying in the Preparatory School, children receive initial information about the basics of mathematics, natural science (from three years), French (from age 5), English, reading. Much attention is paid to motor activity. Students are engaged in physical education, dancing and swimming. Teaching music and art introduces children to the world of beauty. Students also become confident users of computer technology. ||| |Middle School provides for a more complex curriculum within the UK national curriculum and a transition from one teacher to several. During the 6th and 9th years of schooling, schoolchildren gradually get used to the fact that different subjects will be taught by individual specialists. ||| |In the sixth year, besides the class teacher, the teachers of the French language, music, physical education, design and technology are engaged in studying. The seventh year of study introduces the children to the subject teachers of English, mathematics and science. There is a division of students into groups, depending on their inclinations and level of talents. In 8-9 year all subjects are taught by different teachers. The secondary school provides for the study of mathematics, physics, chemistry, three foreign languages (German, French, Spanish), biology, geography, information and communication technologies, history, design and technology, English. The lessons of music, art and drama are aimed at the formation of aesthetic taste, and sports games, physical education and personal development bring up a positive attitude towards a healthy lifestyle. ||| |After completing the first stage of secondary education in England, students receive a General Certificate of Secondary Education. The certificate of incomplete secondary education requires extensive knowledge at the level of 8-9 grades. To receive the GCSE, students from UK schools study for 1-2 years and take examinations in three compulsory subjects (the English language of the academic course, a foreign language, mathematics) and can choose 3 to 5 additional disciplines out of 70 offered by the school. To continue their studies in Britain the foreign students are renting a more flexible option - International GCSE. ||| |The studying of 14 to 16-year-olds includes classes in classrooms and laboratories, homework assignments and individual projects. Teachers practice work in groups and realize independent tasks. The basis of studying is school activities. To monitor the progress, the results are used in the lessons and testing. Successful delivery of a national uniform exam allows you to receive a certificate of incomplete secondary education. ||| |Mastering the compulsory GCSE subjects takes place at an accelerated pace. Pupils study in depth mathematics, natural science subjects, English, English literature, a foreign language, humanitarian subjects of choice. High motivation, excellent level of teachers and flexible curriculum allow to achieve the highest possible results. ||| |The school provides a huge list of optional items for the GCSE. The basis is the subjects of natural sciences: ||| |In addition, you can also study business, economics, art and design, history, photography, design and technology, food and nutrition, music and physical education. Great attention is paid to teaching languages. The connoisseurs of Spanish and French, Russian and Turkish, Chinese, Portuguese, German and Arabic are preparing at the Foreign Languages Department. ||| |Standard one-year program is designed for students from 15 years old without sufficient knowledge of English. Pre-A-level is a preparatory program for foreign students before the A-level course. The main focus of the program is on learning English. It also provides for a thorough mastering of mathematics, natural sciences and art in preparation for the International GCSE. Especially the Pre-A-level course is suitable for foreign students who plan to continue to study under the BTEC educational program. Usually the year of study begins in September, but accelerated studying for two terms is also envisaged. The intensified course can begin in January. ||| |The Business and Technology Education Council educational program is an in-depth study of a selected subject from the field of applied sciences. Available for study on two levels: ||| |Obtaining a certificate in the field of applied sciences includes the study of 4 scientific blocks in 2 years: ||| |The program includes a combined study of the basic natural sciences - chemistry, physics, biology. 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Abbey DLD Colleges London can also prepare for the IELTS language test.|A special program with academic direction, taught by primary and secondary school teachers, has been developed for children aged 7-12.|There are also English courses for adults of 25 years and older aimed at communication skills for the most part. The program is ideal for parents accompanying their children in the summer.|High level of basic academic disciplines studying.|Qualitative pre-university preparation of applicants wishing to enter dental, medical faculty.|A rigorous but informal approach to studying.|Small classes.|The developed internal infrastructure of the college, a wide range of extracurricular disciplines.|Registration fee (for a programme/course) 500 GBP|Deposit for a course/programme 2000 GBP|Guardianship services during the studies|Student supervision | Abbey DLD College London is the oldest and one of the most prestigious school in England in its category. For more than 80 years, the college has confirmed its impeccable reputation, based on the quality of academic preparation, the number of opportunities for self-development, high rates of admission to prestigious universities in Britain and the world. Programs at Abbey College London are designed for high school students with a high level of English proficiency. ||| |Located in the center of London, the educational institution is a landmark of the capital and an ornament of the historical district of Belgravia. College is a 5 minute walk from the famous Oxford Street - an excellent place for those who want to not only fulfill the dream of the English students, but also to get acquainted with the sights of one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. The new beautiful building is located in front of Big Ben and is the only college in London, simultaneously teaching and providing a residence for students! ||| |A high level of academic preparation at Abbey College is achieved through a rigorous approach to teaching. The best teachers of London work in this college in England. They are highly demand specialists who know the skills of communicating with foreign students, are devoted to their work. Studying takes place in groups of 8 - 10 students. This allows you to give the necessary amount of attention to each student. This approach to studying affects its results. 80% of students receive AB scores for the A-level exam. ||| |The academic system of British education provides for the issuance of the Certificate of incomplete secondary education after the examination in subjects of 8-9 grades. The program prepares students for three compulsory subjects (mathematics, foreign and academic English) and several additional ones. The GCSE certificate can be obtained after the passing of two disciplines from the compulsory list and up to five special subjects. The college provides an opportunity to study more than 70 areas, and students choose those special subjects that the university will require for admission. Most English students go through the theory of business, literature, economic theory, chemistry, legal foundations, accounting or biology. ||| |A significant part of the material is in classrooms, but the curriculum also includes homework, laboratory classes, individual projects, group work. Knowledge is regularly monitored using testing and auditing activity. After passing of a nationwide uniform exam, successful students receive a GCSE certificate. ||| |Abbey DLD Colleges London offers special courses of English for preparation - for foreign students and academic, chemistry, religions of the world, design, foreign languages, historical direction, English and world literature, physics, art of photography. As a foreign language, most students prefer French or German, some learn Spanish. ||| |Without entrance examinations to any UK university, you can only apply after studying for the A-level program. Adolescents who have completed two-year studying have the level of knowledge and skills that will allow them to master a specialty in a British or world higher educational institution. ||| |The fullness of the two-year curriculum is universal for all British colleges. A distinctive feature of A-level: several subjects are taught with the utmost detail of knowledge. The material is presented intensively, with a slant in the professional sphere. ||| |In the first year, A-level students study four central subjects, and in the second year - three. When choosing it is necessary not to take special courses that complement each other, so that there is no duplication of knowledge. In the A-level subjects, it is possible to conditionally single out the humanitarian direction (foreign languages, English academic and for foreign students, history, religions of the world), a block of natural science subjects (geography, physics, the surrounding world and ecology, biology, chemistry) and practical direction (art and design, photography, accounting, business theory, media, music, computer science and programming, economics and others). Future social workers are studying psychology and sociology. Learning German, French or Spanish on the A-level is compulsory. ||| |Beginning of studies is in September, January, April. ||| |The program provides two years of studying and is the third level of education (level 3) in the UK. Each year, students take up to 12 modules of subjects with a focus on professional knowledge. BTEC is aimed at acquiring knowledge in the specialty, so the characteristic property of the program is the fulfillment of practical tasks, creative projects and individual exercises. As examples, life situations and problems are discussed. ||| |The BTEC feature is the curriculum flexibility and knowledge control. Frequent verification of progress through tests and individual assignments allows the teacher to identify "weak spots" in the knowledge of schoolchildren and to pay more attention to these topics. Correction of academic plans and the study of the theory of all disciplines, explaining the possibility of practical application, makes BTEC the standard of professional third-level world programs. ||| |Business or media specialists studied at Abbey DLD Colleges London inspire confidence in employers due to the high standards of the college and the vastness of the practical education. ||| |For the first time, the BTEC core material package was developed over 25 years ago by joint efforts of employers, practicing teachers and academic theorists. Updating the examples in accordance with the requirements of the time makes BTEC highly effective and in demand. ||| |BTEC directions in college are the following: ||| |The curriculum was developed for students without sufficient knowledge of English for studying in British universities. The Foundation makes a special emphasis on studying English in academic terms, developing sufficient stock of professional vocabulary, developing skills of interaction with other schoolchildren, mastering computer technologies and developing experience in self-education. ||| |Preparation is intensive, and for a year students acquire subject vocabulary, academic English and professional subjects (business course, engineering direction, art). ||| |Abbey DLD Colleges London specializes in studying foreign students in the medical field, doing business, accounting (or economics) and studying music. ||| | Academic English, Accounting, Art, biology, business, Business and communication, chemistry, Classical civilization, communications, computer techologies, drama, economics, English literature, Filmmaking, geography, graphic arts, history, Information Technology, maths, media, music, philosophy, photography, physics, politics, Psychology, Religious studies, sociology | Animation programs, badminton, basketball, bridge, chess, Chorus, Circle of singing, computer Club, cricket, culinary arts, dancing, Debating circle, Drama, Drawing on canvas, football, music studio, netball, Photostudio, rock climbing, rowing, Sound recording, table tennis, tennis, yoga | GCSE, A-Level program, BTEC program, International foundation, Summer academic English | 199 Westminster Bridge Rd, Lambeth, London SE1 7FX, UK | Registration fee (for a programme/course) 500 GBP|Deposit for a course/programme 2000 GBP | University | null | English | Academic English | 48,037 | £ | year | United Kingdom | London | null |
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The IB Learner Profile was developed from the IBO Mission Statement. It describes the ideal character of an IB student. IB Diploma students are encouraged to be Inquirers, Thinkers, Communicators, Risk-takers, Principled, Open-minded, Caring, Knowledgeable, Balanced and Reflective.
IB Diploma students are active, compassionate and lifelong learners. They will exhibit all of these characteristics at some stage during their education. The consequence of this is that IB students are better prepared for further study and diverse career paths.|Language: English|Foreign Language: French|Humanities|Sciences: Biology, Chemistry, Physics|Mathematics and Technology: Mathematics, Computing|Arts: Art & Design, Drama, Musi|Age: 3-10 years old|Duration: 7 years|Language of instruction: bilingual education in French and English.|Culture|Communications|Conflicts|Preservation.|Duration: 1-2 weeks|Dates: July 3-16, July 17-30, July 31-August 6|Age of pupils: 8-18 years (two age groups: 8-13 years and 14-18 years).|Price: 2875 CHF/week, 5750 CHF/2 weeks.|30 lessons in 2 weeks|Learning all the main aspects of the language: reading, speaking and writing, listening, vocabulary (vocabulary), grammar|Public speaking and debate skills|Small classes up to 10 people.|Wakeboard|Rock climbing|Mountain Bike|Swimming|Sailing and canoeing|Tubing|Hiking with overnight stays in tents, in the evenings by the fire|Zip trails and rope parks|Kayaking|Rafting.|Video Analytics|Tactics at matches and games|Development of key skills|The final tournament with prizes.|30 lessons – Language or Steam Science|Medical Insurance|Certificate of Completion + Achievement Report|30+ lessons in the chosen direction (after the main course)|Weekend excursions: White Water rafting, hiking in canyons, hiking, cultural and educational tours.|Minimum 1 full-day excursion (usually on Wednesdays): Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Swiss chocolate or cheese factory, Charlie Chaplin Museum, CERN, Maladaire beach, Jardin d'Anglais, local farms, walks on Lake Geneva.|Accommodation (rooms for 1-2 people) and meals (three times a day + snacks + kitchen with cooking options, you can organize a dietary diet).|Laundry service (once a week).|Nightly entertainment program: cinema evenings, team games and competitions, sports, art and creativity, themed holidays, board games, costume parties, crafts, etc.|Transfer to/from Geneva Airport|Individual lessons: languages, mathematics, tennis, wakeboard.|Duration: 1-2 weeks|Dates: July 3-16, July 17-30, July 31-August 6|Age of pupils: 8-18 years (two age groups: 8-13 years and 14-18 years).|Price: 2875 CHF/week, 5750 CHF/2 weeks.|30 lessons – Language or Steam Science|Medical Insurance|Certificate of Completion + Achievement Report|30+ lessons in the chosen direction (after the main course)|Weekend excursions: White Water rafting, hiking in canyons, hiking, cultural and educational tours.|Minimum 1 full-day excursion (usually on Wednesdays): Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Swiss chocolate or cheese factory, Charlie Chaplin Museum, CERN, Maladaire beach, Jardin d'Anglais, local farms, walks on Lake Geneva.|Accommodation (rooms for 1-2 people) and meals (three times a day + snacks + kitchen with cooking options, you can organize a dietary diet).|Laundry service (once a week).|Nightly entertainment program: cinema evenings, team games and competitions, sports, art and creativity, themed holidays, board games, costume parties, crafts, etc.|Transfer to/from Geneva Airport|Individual lessons: languages, mathematics, tennis, wakeboard.|Duration: 2 weeks|Dates: July 3-16, July 17-30.|Age of pupils: 8-18 years (two age groups: 8-13 years and 14-18 years).|3D printing|Design (the guys will create their own copy of the Da Vinci Bridge without a single nail and fastening)|Programming|Robotics|Creation of a solar-powered boat and sailing on it on Lake Geneva|Rapid prototyping.|30 lessons – Language or Steam Science|Medical Insurance|Certificate of Completion + Achievement Report|30+ lessons in the chosen direction (after the main course)|Weekend excursions: White Water rafting, hiking in canyons, hiking, cultural and educational tours.|Minimum 1 full-day excursion (usually on Wednesdays): Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Swiss chocolate or cheese factory, Charlie Chaplin Museum, CERN, Maladaire beach, Jardin d'Anglais, local farms, walks on Lake Geneva.|Accommodation (rooms for 1-2 people) and meals (three times a day + snacks + kitchen with cooking options, you can organize a dietary diet).|Laundry service (once a week).|Nightly entertainment program: cinema evenings, team games and competitions, sports, art and creativity, themed holidays, board games, costume parties, crafts, etc.|Transfer to/from Geneva Airport|Individual lessons: languages, mathematics, tennis, wakeboard.|Duration: 2 weeks|Dates: July 3-16.|Age of pupils: 8-18 years (two age groups: 8-13 years and 14-18 years).|Working with body and voice|Development of imagination, trainings for the development of confidence|Team building, group tasks and tasks|Interaction with other participants in the game|Useful techniques for the development of creativity, work on the stage|Principles of storytelling|Emotional involvement, development of empathy.|30 lessons – Language or Steam Science|Medical Insurance|Certificate of Completion + Achievement Report|30+ lessons in the chosen direction (after the main course)|Weekend excursions: White Water rafting, hiking in canyons, hiking, cultural and educational tours.|Minimum 1 full-day excursion (usually on Wednesdays): Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Swiss chocolate or cheese factory, Charlie Chaplin Museum, CERN, Maladaire beach, Jardin d'Anglais, local farms, walks on Lake Geneva.|Accommodation (rooms for 1-2 people) and meals (three times a day + snacks + kitchen with cooking options, you can organize a dietary diet).|Laundry service (once a week).|Nightly entertainment program: cinema evenings, team games and competitions, sports, art and creativity, themed holidays, board games, costume parties, crafts, etc.|Transfer to/from Geneva Airport|Individual lessons: languages, mathematics, tennis, wakeboard.|Duration: 2 weeks|Dates: July 3-16, July 17-30.|Age of pupils: 8-18 years (two age groups: 8-13 years and 14-18 years).|Coding (Python, Scratch, Java) – different levels are available depending on the training of students|Work in Minecraft|Digital Art|Creation of games and game characters, scenarios|Robotics: Microbit, Thymio, Sphero Lego and other systems|Data analytics|Digital media: web page creation, photo editing, graphic editors.|30 lessons – Language or Steam Science|Medical Insurance|Certificate of Completion + Achievement Report|30+ lessons in the chosen direction (after the main course)|Weekend excursions: White Water rafting, hiking in canyons, hiking, cultural and educational tours.|Minimum 1 full-day excursion (usually on Wednesdays): Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Swiss chocolate or cheese factory, Charlie Chaplin Museum, CERN, Maladaire beach, Jardin d'Anglais, local farms, walks on Lake Geneva.|Accommodation (rooms for 1-2 people) and meals (three times a day + snacks + kitchen with cooking options, you can organize a dietary diet).|Laundry service (once a week).|Nightly entertainment program: cinema evenings, team games and competitions, sports, art and creativity, themed holidays, board games, costume parties, crafts, etc.|Transfer to/from Geneva Airport|Individual lessons: languages, mathematics, tennis, wakeboard.|Age - from one and a half to three years,|The term of study is one and a half years,|The languages are English and French.|8:00-12:00,|8:00-14:00,|8:00-18:00,|13:45-18:00,|8:00-18:00.|Age - from 10 to 17 years,|Dates — February,|The duration of training is one week,|The languages are English and French.|Founded in 1927 - 94 years of heritage|Mixed community of Day and Boarding students|From 18 months to 18 years old (Boarding from 11 years old)|Over 60 different nationalities|Safe & secure location|International & welcoming Boarding community (80-100 students)|BSA member (British Boarding School’s Association)|Part of global Inspired Education Group, providing access to international best practices and world-class educational experts|Admission fee;|Public exams, e.g. IGCSE, IB;|Medical insurance;|"Pocket" money;|Extra language support programme;|SEN;|Boarding deposit;|Private lessons;|Single room.|Application Fee 5000 CHF|Medical insurance 2700 CHF|Deposit for a course/programme 4000 CHF|Pocket money 1750 CHF|Registration fee (for a programme/course) 500 CHF|Uniform 280 CHF|Curator support 33100 CHF|Filling out an online form and submitting it, creating an account online,|Receiving an invitation to visit campus to meet with staff and admissions officers. A conversation with them can also be organized in an online format,|Submission of an official application and required documents,|Receiving an invitation to the entrance test in English and Cognitive Abilities (CAT) in an online format,|Receipt of a letter of acceptance, consent to enrollment and an invoice for payment of entry fees.|University of Cambridge,|University of Oxford,|University of Edinburgh,|University College London,|Stanford University,|University of Southern California,|Massachusetts Institute of Technology,|University of Sydney, Australia,|École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne.|Personal documents of the child and one of the parents: copies of passports, health insurance and immunization certificate, long-term visa or residence permit in Switzerland,|Academic reports for the previous two school years, if the child has already been enrolled in school,|Photos 3x4,|A form of recommendation from a teacher of a previous institution.|Academics|Sport|Performing Arts (Dance, Drama, Arts)|All-round performance|Guardianship services during the studies|Student supervision | Uniquely set in the very heart of Europe, St. George's International School, founded in 1927, overlooks Lake Geneva and the Alps, not far from the mountains and only 10 minutes from the beautiful towns of Montreux and Vevey. ||| |Our experienced Boarding staff live on campus and are available throughout the day – like a family. Along with the rest of St. George's teams, they ensure to deliver personal well-being, safety and best possible academic achievements of our students, by providing daily supervision and support. This home-away-from-home experience enables each student to benefit from the care, empathy and global understanding needed to become responsible and independent citizens. ||| |Boarding students are housed on our 12-acre campus within the main building. The Boarding House is located in the main building, in fully separated areas, in newly refurbished single, double and triple rooms. With boarders from all over the world, representing 25 nations, our students learn to live and work in groups and teams with a global perspective. Our aim is to guide students on their way towards top Universities in the United Kingdom, USA and other countries. Boarding House staff liaise daily with Heads of Sections, tutors and teachers to ensure effective monitoring of students' progress. After-school hours and weekends are filled with fun activities (sporting and cultural), leisure time, trips around Switzerland and cities all over Europe. ||| |Inspired Education ||| |Inspired is a leading global premium schools group operating in Europe, Asia-Pacific, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America educating over 48,000 students across a global network of more than 60 schools. ||| |A definitive statement of excellence in private education, Inspired is a co-educational, non-denominational, independent school group designed to inspire students to achieve their maximum potential in a nurturing, progressive academic environment from ages 1 to 18. ||| |The group's distinctive features lie in its advanced teaching methods, carefully selected and hand-picked teachers, an individual approach to each child and preparation for admission to local educationl institutions such as University of Geneva or best universities in the world. Over 48,000 students choose to study at an INSPIRED school every year._x000D_
Do not miss the opportunity of discussing your child’s opportunities and admission through an individual meeting with a representative of the best institutions offering secondary education abroad! ||| |Several factors make Swiss schools stand out: safety, the opportunity for year-round sports and activities (like water sports, skiing, snowboarding, rock climbing, hiking, and team sports), and the chance to learn multiple languages amidst a rich cultural backdrop. Swiss education paves the way to top universities, and many state-owned Swiss universities offer world-class education at minimal cost. ||| |The Middle School at St. George's is a place between the Junior and the Senior Schools where students learn key skills in a fun and creative environment. Our Lower Secondary International Cambridge curriculum is tailored to students with any language background and promotes bilingual English /French competences.
A clear pathway for progression with contemporary pedagogical approach offers choice and flexibility and develops Cambridge learners’ attributes: Confidence, Responsibility, Reflection, Innovation and Engagement. A solid pastoral framework guides all learners in Year 6 to Year 9 to become all-round individuals. ||| |Our Lower Secondary International Cambridge curriculum caters to students with any language background, promotes bilingualism, maintains consistency and continuity from the Junior School and provides creativity and collaboration for effective learning. Lessons mix the traditional and blended learning approach to cater for everyone’s needs within a 21st-century education. ||| |The International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) is a high-profile qualification provided by the University of Cambridge International Examinations Board (CIE). ||| |An IGCSE is designed to be taught as a 2 year course. Exams are taken by students in Year 11 (US Grade 10) and are equivalent in standard to the UK GCSE and Cambridge International GCE O Level examinations. ||| |CIE is the world’s largest provider of international qualifications for 14-19 years old. ||| |The Cambridge IGCSE curriculum provides an excellent foundation for a range of higher level courses, including the IB Diploma. It is recognised by schools, universities and institutes around the world. ||| |Cambridge IGCSE courses are designed to allow students achieve high levels of academic and personal skills. They develop students’ confidence, responsibility, reflection, innovation and engagement. The curriculum is flexible giving students the freedom to select the subjects that are right for them. ||| |Founded in Geneva, Switzerland in 1968, the International Baccalaureate Organisation (IBO) has developed four different educational programmes. The IB Diploma Programme is a challenging two-year curriculum aimed at students aged 16 to 19. This IB qualification is welcomed by leading universities around the world. At St. George’s, IB Diploma main language of instruction is English. ||| |WHAT IS THE PROFILE OF THE IB DIPLOMA? The IB Diploma students develop their academic and personal strengths by: ||| |The IB Learner Profile was developed from the IBO Mission Statement. It describes the ideal character of an IB student. IB Diploma students are encouraged to be Inquirers, Thinkers, Communicators, Risk-takers, Principled, Open-minded, Caring, Knowledgeable, Balanced and Reflective. ||| |IB Diploma students are active, compassionate and lifelong learners. They will exhibit all of these characteristics at some stage during their education. The consequence of this is that IB students are better prepared for further study and diverse career paths. ||| |The Pre-Diploma Programme has been designed for students aged 15-16 who want to build a solid foundation before embarking on their two year Diploma programme. ||| |The Pre-IB Programme is a one-year course which includes the study of these subjects from the following groups: ||| |Physical Education is compulsory. All students follow a Life Skills programme, too. ||| |Junior School combines preschool education with elementary grades and prepares children with high quality for a rich high school program. Special attention is paid to diversified development: academic, social, creative. The curriculum is based on the author's Learning Means the World program, which touches on four aspects in the study of the world: ||| |The author's program allows you to gain academic knowledge that is closely related to the world around you, which will make children conscious and help them learn to understand global processes. ||| |The camp program will help you quickly and confidently progress in learning English. ||| |Classes are held from 9:00 to 12:30 hours 5 days a week, followed by an hour break for lunch, and after that students go to additional classes according to the selected options (13:30-17:00). ||| |Available options: ||| |For true adventure lovers! Classes are mainly held on the shores of Lake Geneva and include: ||| |For all lovers of this sport, Tennis Camp offers balanced training programs: professional teachers will help create a course for a child with any level of training. The Sport Spirit team, which has already brought up 7 national champions, helps in the organization. All coaches are ATP/WTA players certified by Swiss Tennis and Youth & Sport. Every evening there are 3 hours of classes: ||| |The program is aimed at rapidly improving the level of the French language. With children in small classes (up to 10 people) work professional teachers-native speakers who have experience in teaching foreign students. Comprehensively develop all the basic language skills - reading, oral and written speech, listening comprehension, improves grammar, expands vocabulary. ||| |Classes are held from 9:00 to 12:30 hours 5 days a week, followed by an hour break for lunch, and after that students go to additional classes according to the selected options (13:30-17:00). ||| |The program is for enthusiastic, curious students who want to know more! This course, which includes 30 lessons in modern classrooms and laboratories, will help to learn how the world works and how its main processes proceed. Groups are formed small, from children of similar ages and levels of knowledge, so that it is more comfortable and easier to study. ||| |Classes are held from 9:00 to 12:30 hours 5 days a week, followed by an hour break for lunch, and after that students go to additional classes according to the selected options (13:30-17:00). ||| |A change for those who want to maximize their own talents and creative capabilities! The program develops creative and critical thinking, self-confidence, communication skills. ||| |Classes are held from 9:00 to 12:30 hours 5 days a week, followed by an hour break for lunch, and after that students go to additional classes according to the selected options (13:30-17:00). ||| |The new format of the camp in St Georges, which instantly became very popular among foreigners. The program will allow you to develop ICT skills and give an incentive to develop them after the summer shift. Students will develop creativity and at the same time organization, discipline, critical thinking and leadership skills. ||| |The course has been working in collaboration with Addictlab Academy, which has been developing computer literacy for children and adolescents around the world since 1997. There is an opportunity to work with real scientists, researchers from CERN (European Organisation for Nuclear Research). ||| |Classes are held from 9:00 to 12:30 hours 5 days a week, followed by an hour break for lunch, and after that students go to additional classes according to the selected options (13:30-17:00). ||| |The kindergarten program focuses on the care and step-by-step, careful development of children from 18 months to 3 years. Young students can stay on campus for a comfortable time for them: ||| |The price of training and the number of lessons that will be attended by the student depend on the chosen time period. ||| |In the classroom, teachers pay special attention to the comprehensive development of pupils, offering various topics for discussion and research, creative and sports activities, tasks for needlework and technical skills. The main method of teaching is communication both between teacher and student, and within a small class. Children smoothly adapt and prepare for the transition to the first grade of school. ||| |St. George's Winter Camp is a ski camp organized in Leysin. ||| |The sports program is suitable for both already skilled skiers and those who have just started to get involved in winter active sports. In addition to skiing, students are offered ice skating and sledding, recreation in the mountains and excursions to nearby mountain resorts. ||| |The week offers exciting activities: skiing every day, excursions, evening activities on campus. ||| |Children are accommodated in a comfortable hotel in the center of Leysen, provided with three meals a day and the care of the staff. All sports activities are conducted under the guidance of top-level instructors. ||| | Art, biology, chemistry, computer techologies, drama, economics, English literature, geography, history, humanitarian sciences, Information Technology, international relations, letter, maths, music, physics, Russian literature | American football, basketball, Chorus, Circle of foreign languages, dancing, Debating circle, fitness, football, golf, gymnastics, karate, Leadership program, Music camp, netball, Photostudio, rock climbing, Scientific research group, skiing, swimming, table tennis, tennis, water sports, yoga, \xa0dance Sport | Middle school, GCSE, IB program, Pre-Program, Primary school, Summer English for kids, Summer kids french, STEM program, English + dances and drama, English courses +IT, Early Years Program, Winter english courses | Chemin de St. Georges 19, CH-1815 Clarens / Montreux, Switzerland | Admission fee;|Public exams, e.g. IGCSE, IB;|Medical insurance;|"Pocket" money;|Extra language support programme;|SEN;|Boarding deposit;|Private lessons;|Single room.|Application Fee 5000 CHF|Medical insurance 2700 CHF|Deposit for a course/programme 4000 CHF|Pocket money 1750 CHF|Registration fee (for a programme/course) 500 CHF|Uniform 280 CHF|Curator support 33100 CHF | University | null | English | GCSE | 31,010 | CHF | year | Switzerland | Montreux | null |
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about 200 students|Programs: French Baccalaureate, Swiss Bilingual Federal Maturite, Primary School, Secondary School, (I) GCSE, IB , Summer courses in English, French|Accommodation: boarding house, from 8 years|Tuition fees: from CHF 41500 per semester with accommodation|Ranking: one of the largest authoritative schools in Switzerland.|Acquire the necessary skills, knowledge and study a wide range of subjects;|Instill a love of learning so that children have a tendency to develop a career throughout their lives;|Develop the personal qualities of each child so that he can quickly adapt to changing life situations;|Develop a sense of the national culture of your country and learn to respect the culture and traditions of other countries.|High School with or without AP courses;|International Baccalaureate;|French|Swiss Maturité, and then go on to enroll in a higher education institution in any country in the world.|Tennis;|Football;|Basketball;|Swimming;|Volleyball and many others.|Tennis;|Football;|Basketball;|Swimming;|Volleyball and many others.|Tennis;|Football;|Basketball;|Swimming;|Volleyball and many others.|Transfer from the city to the resort and back;|Accommodation in a four-bed room;|Food and beverages;|Ski pass (pass to the lift) with insurance;|Ski or snowboard instructor;|Entertainment;|Tutors and supervisors.|Transfer from the city to the resort and back;|Accommodation in a four-bed room;|Food and beverages;|Ski pass (pass to the ski lift) with insurance;|Instructor for skiing or snowboarding;|Entertainment;|Tutors and supervisors.|1st shift, 05.07;|2nd shift, 07.19 - 01.08;|3rd shift, 02.08 - 15.08;|1st shift, 05.07 - 18.07;|2nd shift, 07.19 - 01.08;|3rd shift, 02.08 - 15.08.|Dates: 21.07-3.08, 4.08-17.08|Duration: 2 weeks|Age of students: 8-18 years old|Language of instruction: English|High level of classical academic preparation.|Presence of bilingual programs.|The only boarding school with boarding house in Geneva (exclusive university of Geneva and Geneva Business School).|Comprehensive support of foreign students. The school is practicing mentoring. Each student has a guardian-curator. The specialist helps in solving educational, domestic, career-oriented problems.|Studying;|Accommodation;|Meals;|Sightseeing;|Transfer.|Accident insurance;|One-time fee for a newly enrolled student;|Sports uniforms + towel;|Deposit for expenses and pocket money;|Compulsory school insurance;|Service in the cafeteria;|Examination fees;|Registration fee,|Visa services.|Registration fee (for a programme/course) 500 CHF|Deposit for a course/programme 6000 CHF|Medical insurance 2800 CHF|One-time entrance fee 4800 CHF|Express mail 50 CHF|Guardianship services during the studies|Student supervision | The school was founded in 1960. More than half a century College Du Leman prepares students for admission to the universities of the country and the world, gives secondary education. A special feature of the school is observance of strict academic standards, veneration of traditions. At the same time, Du Leman College is quite modern. It has all the modern tools for increasing the comfort and effectiveness of studying. ||| |The school is located in the cozy provincial town of Versoix. From here, the business center of Geneva is just a few minutes' drive away. The territory of the boarding school is a few hectares on the shore of the picturesque Lake Geneva. From the buildings there is a magnificent view of the mirrored water surface and the Alps. The location of the school is conditioned by its sports orientation. In summer, students can do all kinds of water sports, in the winter - skiing, snowboarding, flat skiing and etc. ||| |The school is proud of high academic results. Most of its graduates enter prestigious Swiss universities. Also, children often choose high-ranking universities of the EU, the world. The boarding school is a part of the worldwide network "Meritas Family of Schools". The quality of the educational services presented in it is checked by time. ||| |Academic programs of College Du Leman meet modern requirements. Studying in Switzerland is offered in French and English. Each department has its own characteristics. The certificates of any of the programs are recognized in the EU countries, the world. The educational program of the school also provides extra-curricular activities. All educational and entertainment programs contribute to the disclosure of the intellectual, creative potential of students, the formation of the qualities necessary to achieve life goals. ||| |Since 1960, the school-board of the College Du Leman works in accordance with the established principles of openness and tolerance. A truly multicultural community is formed here. The school is characterized by an exceptionally friendly atmosphere. ||| |Several factors make Swiss schools stand out: safety, the opportunity for year-round sports and activities (like water sports, skiing, snowboarding, rock climbing, hiking, and team sports), and the chance to learn multiple languages amidst a rich cultural backdrop. Swiss education paves the way to top universities, and many state-owned Swiss universities offer world-class education at minimal cost. ||| |The College Du Leman Elementary School offers an English-American program for international students that corresponds to the International Primary School Education Program (IPC). The IPC program successfully combines innovative teaching methods with personal academic knowledge, which children from all over the world receive with ease and interest. ||| |IPC is a cross-curricular program and a rigorous teaching staff that does everything to interest children and identify their abilities. ||| |The IPC Elementary School program will help children to: ||| |The school teaches experienced teachers who are excellent specialists in music, science, art and sports. ||| |A pupil can choose a bilingual program, and also choose between English, French or other additional languages. ||| |Children at school live together, learning social life, and teachers are interested in their various extracurricular activities. A pupil can choose from six to twelve subjects for himself, not including sports. ||| |Based on the knowledge foundation that was received in the primary school, students can already move to a more complex academic program, represented by the secondary school of the College Du Leman. The student can choose the educational program in English, French or in both languages simultaneously (bilingual program). ||| |High school will help the child to understand his life aspirations based on individual needs. The student can be studied to receive one of the diplomas: ||| |Under the guidance of experienced and highly qualified teachers who encourage each person's personal choice, students acquire the ability to take responsibility for their choice and desire to self-actualize in order to succeed in the rapidly developing 21st century. ||| |International Baccalaureate is a program created more than half a century ago in Switzerland, which consists of a universal school course with a curriculum that has made it possible to equate the education received by students in other countries with the national one. Today, IB Diploma (an equivalent of the certificate of secondary education) is recognized by all the leading universities in the world. ||| |The program has a number of features, one of which is the development of students' social adaptation skills regardless of the chosen specialization. The emphasis is on independent work. Students are taught to think critically and in every possible way motivate to achieve. This style of teaching spurs interest in in-depth study of priority subjects. The program, aimed at developing self-confidence, is more suitable for purposeful and ambitious students. ||| |As for academic preparation, a large selection of subjects is offered to students. The study of science (methodology) and mathematics is obligatory. In total, to receive IB Diploma, it is enough to pass examinations in 6 subjects. Teaching of disciplines is conducted on two levels: standard and advanced. ||| |Children from 8 to 18 years old are accepted for summer courses of the French language. Classes are held on the vacation program College du Leman - a course on learning French during the summer holidays. In addition to lessons, children can attend sports and a variety of recreational activities. For them, a rich excursion program is organized, depending on the period of study. ||| |Classes are held for 5.5 hours a day and 20 lessons per week. The duration of the course is 3 or 6 weeks. ||| |The college has 6 own hostels for 200 students. Rooms for boys and girls are separate, and shared bathrooms. On the territory of the college the doctor is round the clock. ||| |You can practice at school such sports as: ||| |Inventory for your favorite sport can be brought with you or rented. ||| |Excursions take place in Montreux, where you can see the Chillon Castle. In Lausanne, in addition to reviewing local attractions, you can visit the Olympic Museum and exhibition, and in Vevey - the Nestle Museum. ||| |Also, the student must pay for the ticket, medical insurance, registration fee, courier delivery of the visa (50 CHF), supervision, visa fee, and transfer if the arrival is not according to the general schedule. ||| |Adults from 8 to 18 years are admitted to summer English courses. Classes are held on the vacation program College du Leman - course on learning English during the summer holidays. In addition to lessons, children can attend sports and a variety of recreational activities. For them, a rich excursion program is organized, depending on the period of study. ||| |Classes are held for 5.5 hours a day and 20 lessons per week. The duration of the course is 3 or 6 weeks. ||| |The college has 6 own hostels for 200 students. Rooms for boys and girls are separate, and shared bathrooms. On the territory of the college the doctor is round the clock. ||| |You can practice at school such sports as: ||| |Inventory for your favorite sport can be brought with you or rented. ||| |Excursions take place in Montreux, where you can see the Chillon Castle. In Lausanne, in addition to reviewing local attractions, you can visit the Olympic Museum and exhibition, and in Vevey - the Nestle Museum. ||| |The student also has to pay for the ticket, medical insurance, registration fee, courier delivery of the visa (50 CHF), supervision, visa fee, as well as a transfer if the arrival is not according to the general schedule. ||| |Swiss Matura is one of the most complex programs of the Swiss secondary education system. To obtain a certificate, children begin to prepare in the primary grades. Total period of studying lasts 12 years. 9 - 12 classes are gymnasiums and imply in-depth study of certain subjects by students (like colleges of Switzerland ). The four-year course allows children to prepare effectively for passing the examinations for a certificate. ||| |The Swiss system allows solving a number of important pedagogical tasks, starting with the transfer of academic knowledge in the disciplines of the standard school curriculum, developing of capability of critical thinking, the formation of independent judgments. The system works thanks to the use of effective technologies and methods in the educational process. ||| |The Swiss program provides students with high-quality studying for higher education. In the gymnasium classes, special attention is paid not only to preparing for the exam, but also to developing the skills of research work, project management, objective evaluation of the level of their achievements. ||| |Swiss Matura is divided into 5 types. Each represents a certain specialization (humanities, economics, linguistics, etc.). The students select the type of Swiss Matura in grade 7. After the preparation for the examination for the certificate is begun. In the process of learning the program (type does not matter), schoolchildren master 13 to 15 compulsory subjects, 3 foreign languages. Additional disciplines are chosen in accordance with the specialization. Also, foreign languages are offered as subjects in addition to the three compulsory languages. ||| |The summer courses of the Spanish language are designed for children from 8 to 18 years old. Classes are held on the vacation program College du Leman - a course on learning Spanish during the summer holidays. In addition to lessons, children can attend sports and a variety of recreational activities. For them, a rich excursion program is organized, depending on the period of study. ||| |Classes are held for 5.5 hours a day and 20 lessons per week. The duration of the course is 3 or 6 weeks. ||| |The college has 6 own hostels for 200 students. Rooms for boys and girls are separate, and shared bathrooms. On the territory of the college the doctor is round the clock. ||| |You can practice at school such sports as: ||| |Inventory for your favorite sport can be brought with you or rented. ||| |Excursions take place in Montreux, where you can see the Chillon Castle. In Lausanne, in addition to reviewing local attractions, you can visit the Olympic Museum and exhibition, and in Vevey - the Nestle Museum. ||| |The student also has to pay for his own air ticket, medical insurance, registration fee, courier delivery of the visa (50 CHF), supervision, visa fee, and transfer if the arrival is not according to the general schedule. ||| |College du Leman invites schoolchildren aged 7 to 18 to spend the winter holidays and weekends in the mountains in the famous ski resort of Crans-Montana in Valais, Switzerland. You will have an unforgettable vacation in one of the most beautiful places in Switzerland! ||| |Vacationers are accommodated in guest houses with sunny rooms, a beautiful view from the windows. The bathrooms are in common use and are located on each floor. ||| |Specially studied personnel, including experienced instructors, provide a safe and eventful recreation. ||| |Individual afternoon lessons with an instructor (skis or snowboards) are also available. ||| |The price includes: ||| |Equipment and outfit are to be paid additionally. ||| |College du Leman invites schoolchildren from 7 to 18 years old to spend a winter vacation and a weekend in the mountains in the famous ski resort of Crans-Montana in Valais, Switzerland. You will have an unforgettable vacation in one of the most beautiful places in Switzerland! ||| |Vacationers are accommodated in guest houses with sunny rooms, a beautiful view from the windows. The bathrooms are in common use and are located on each floor. ||| |Specially studied personnel, including experienced instructors, provide a safe and eventful recreation. ||| |Individual afternoon lessons with an instructor (skis or snowboards) are also available. ||| |The price includes: ||| |Equipment and outfit areto be paid additionally. ||| |The cost of the course (board) depends on the time of arrival: ||| |Day camp: ||| |The tennis, cinema classes, horse riding, golf, sailing, Urban Dance classes and other creative activities are additionally paid. ||| |The course offers a unique opportunity for teens to learn the secrets of football at a prestigious football academy! The program is suitable for children with any level of education and offers excellent conditions for recreation and studying. In addition to a rich football school, the guys are waiting for exciting programs on the territory of the academy and beyond! ||| | Accounting, Art, biology, business, Business and management, chemistry, computer techologies, economics, English literature, Filmmaking, geography, history, law, letter, linguistics, maths, methodology, music, Natural science, physics, politics, Psychology, Public catering research, reading, social sciencies, sociology, spelling, Visual arts | basketball, dancing, Debating circle, football, Fotomasterstvo, music studio, swimming, tennis, volleyball | Primary school, Middle school, IB program, Summer kids french, English+summer vacation, Swiss Federal Maturity, Summer Spanish +activities, English+winter holidays, French+winter holidays, Summer science program, English courses + football (summer) | Route de Sauverny 74 PO Box 156 CH-1290 Versoix, Geneva | Studying;|Accommodation;|Meals;|Sightseeing;|Transfer.|Accident insurance;|One-time fee for a newly enrolled student;|Sports uniforms + towel;|Deposit for expenses and pocket money;|Compulsory school insurance;|Service in the cafeteria;|Examination fees;|Registration fee,|Visa services.|Registration fee (for a programme/course) 500 CHF|Deposit for a course/programme 6000 CHF|Medical insurance 2800 CHF|One-time entrance fee 4800 CHF|Express mail 50 CHF | University | null | English | GCSE | 27,930 | CHF | year | Switzerland | Geneva | null |
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according to the results of exams and on admission to selected universities.|Mathematics / Higher Mathematics|Physics|Computer science.|Engineering|Computer science|Maths|Physics|Astrophysics|Economy|Business and finance.|Training program|Academic support and one-to-one mentoring|IELTS preparation, entrance exam fees|Support for pre-university training, application submission|"Training" of the introductory interview, useful tips from interview experts.|Private room with amenities (bathroom)|Three meals a day, 7 days a week|Bed linen and towels weekly|Day transfer to / from campus|Support and supervision, guardianship.|Deep academic knowledge (mathematics, natural sciences): they must be equivalent to A * (AS-level) or 8-9 GCSE (either IGCSE / IB / HKDSE or other national samples)|Knowledge of English - IELTS from 6.5 and above.|Excellent academic knowledge|A clear understanding of personal and physical standards required for work in medicine, and students' compliance with these standards|Motivation to work in medicine, including regular voluntary and volunteer work|Necessary traits of character, Soft Skills|Experience in research, participation in a group research project|Excellent knowledge of English|Understanding the features of the British health care system, its differences from other systems in the world.|Professional teachers + invited speakers, experts, thematic speakers|Focus on practical work, a large number of laboratory workshops|Small classes + regular, frequent individual consultations on any issues|Emphasis on research skills, individual and team work.|14-16 years old|June 14-27 (2 weeks).|Visit Jaguar Land Rover Factory|Excursions to London, Stratford-upon-Avon (Shakespeare's homeland), to Warwick Castle|Oxford University Tour|Visits of invited speakers and experts|Theater walks|Entertainment in the evenings.|Seats on the course are very limited, therefore, we recommend that you apply as soon as possible|Program for children with a strong, in-depth knowledge - written reports from the school / introductory interview or test may be required.|15-17 years old|July 5-18 (applications are accepted until April 30).|UK Medical Faculty Application Process|Thematic lecture by Mr Saboor Khan, Senior Consultant, Medicine|Practice + Feedback: BMAT Theme Test|Introductory interview practice, expert advice|Presentation of a personal project.|Chemistry and laboratory experiments|Computer Science: Artificial Intelligence in Medicine|Biology: laboratory work and experiments|Useful practical workshops (conducted by Warwick University staff).|Senior Consultant in Medicine|First-year student of the medical department: how it works|Dr Seeley, GP: “The life of a doctor - reward and sacrifice”|+ debate on the topic "Ethics of organ donation."|Medical research|Mental (mental / psychological) diseases|Racism in the profession|DNA|Comprehensive course "Introduction to Medicine" + preparation for applying to selected universities|Invited speakers, experts, and the involvement of faculty and staff at Warwick Medic|16 hours of academic English: daily - workshops, presentations, debates and personal speeches|Introduction to practical work (including in the laboratory) of the A-level: 11 hours of chemistry, 11 hours of biology, 9 hours of computer science and AI|Accommodation: private room with amenities (host family / residence) a maximum of 10 minutes from college + day transfer (school bus)|Complete meal plan|Excursions and weekend trips: theater shows, London (including special "medical" points - large hospitals, clinics, research centers, museums), Stratford-upon-Avon|Oxford University Tour|Evening activities and entertainment|Certificate of completion.|Single studios with bathroom and kitchen area|Fully equipped room|Exercise room in the building|Game zone and recreation areas|Laundry|Canteen|Internet and TV|Security and safety systems|Bus from the school building to the hostel.|Tennis (table tennis)|Tennis|Cricket|Rugby|Football|Badminton|Basketball|Volleyball|Swimming|Run|Strength Trainers|Gymnastics|Yoga|Fitness.|Acting skills|Playing musical instruments|Vocals and singing|Music directions|Writing scripts|Cinema|Theatrical art|Painting|Sculpture, architecture|Prestigious and elite private boarding school in UK|Unique system|Has accreditation from the profile organizations and supervisory bodies|Bias in the study of biology, chemistry, physics, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics))|Special system of preparation for entering universities|Exclusively highly qualified teachers|Equipped to the best standards|Comfortable accommodation|Graduates enter the best educational institutions in Britain, the United States and around the world.|Classrooms for classes|Administrative building|Library Center|Specialized laboratories and research centers|Career Development Center|Mathematical Center|Computer audiences|Studio of Fine Arts and Creativity|6 courts for tennis|Gym|A field for cricket and rugby|Two soccer fields|Gyms for badminton, basketball and volleyball|Pool|Recreational areas and recreation areas.|Autumn semester: from September 17 to December 15 (from 26 to 29 October, from 23 to 25 November)|Spring semester: from 6 January to 6 April (holidays from 15 to 18 February)|Summer semester: from April 23 to July 5.|Registration fee|Deposit confirming the place on the course|Service Fee|Examination Boards|Deposit for tuition|Additional academic and language classes (optional)|Additional leisure activities and excursions (optional)|Air tickets in both directions|Transfer in both directions|Compulsory medical insurance|Personal pocket expenses|Visa fees and services, translation and certification of documents|Consular fee (paid at the Embassy).|Registration fee (for a programme/course) 200 GBP|Deposit for a course/programme 3000 GBP|The report card from the previous place of study (marks for the last two years of education)|Recommendations from teachers of English, science and mathematics|High level of knowledge in biology, physics, chemistry and other sciences|Results of examinations and specialized tests|An essay explaining the reasons for entering the school|It is possible to conduct internal tests to determine the level of knowledge.|Guardianship services during the studies|Student supervision | The National Mathematics and Science College NMSC Warwick is an elite and prestigious educational institution for talented high school students with an exceptionally high level of knowledge. The sixth form college in UK has a technical focus and specializes in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics)). The college has a fundamental scientific base, highly qualified teachers work here, the institution has accreditation of profile organizations and supervisory bodies. ||| |The system is unique and combines the program of senior classes, lectures and university-level studies, sports, physical and creative development. Students do not act as passive listeners, but active participants in the educational process, take part in scheduling and editing curricula, discuss issues with teachers and staff. The NMSC actively cooperates with the best universities and colleges in England, the students make excursion and study tours. The success of the system is confirmed by the fact that graduates annually join the ranks of the best and most prestigious universities in Britain and around the world: Oxford, Cambridge and Ivy League universities. ||| |The college is located in the heart of Coventry, an hour's drive from London, and has everything necessary for life and study, students can play sports, work and lead an active lifestyle. If you choose a happy future for your child and a successful career, then The National Mathematics and Science College NMSC Warwick will be the right choice! ||| |Understand the school’s ethos and ensure it aligns with your goals. I would further advise students to prioritise their English language studies in preparation for the entrance testing phase. ||| |When looking at applicants, we consider not only the academic record and entrance exam performance, but also students who not only excel academically but also demonstrate character and potential for growth. ||| |The two-year A-Level program corresponds to the standards and norms of the education system in Britain and leads to the receipt of a certificate of full secondary education. The main purpose of the A-Level is to prepare for admission and eduaction in higher education institutions, and the results of the final examinations are counted by admission commissions (you can proceed on the results of examinations, without additional conditions). The specificity of the school includes an in-depth study of the following disciplines (to choose from): ||| |The system of education in the college is unique and has a pronounced bias in science and mathematics. Teachers of the school are active employees of prestigious universities, find an individual approach to each student and help to fully reveal his talents and talents. The general level of preparation is amazing with its scope. The students not only study the disciplines in depth, but they sort out the latest achievements, create their own theories and seek solutions to the urgent problems of science and technology. Within the walls of the college there are real experts in their field, open to the world, able to move forward and improve their lives. ||| |Education lasts two years, after the first year is assigned the degree of AS-Level, after the second - the degree of A2-Level. Upon successful completion of the training, students take exams: for each subject, grades from A to E are given, where A is the highest score and E is the lowest. There is also the highest grade (A +), and college graduates regularly receive it for exams. ||| |Extended Project Qualification. ||| |In addition to the standard program, the school also has a special Extended Project Qualification course, which can be enrolled in the transition to the second year of study. EPQ by value is equal to A-Level, but it contains a huge amount of hours of research and self-preparation. Each semester is devoted to a thorough study of a certain topic, in the process of study, even closer interaction with teachers and mentors is conducted. The Extended Project Qualification certificate has a special weight and is appreciated when enrolling in higher education. ||| |Tuition fee on the A-Level program is 44000 £ / year (the price includes accommodation and meals). ||| |A special year-long preparation for the basic A-level course is for foreign students. The program includes English lessons and an active adaptation to the lifestyle and educational system. The preparatory year provides an excellent opportunity to increase your level of knowledge and skills and adapt to a new country for yourself. ||| |The cost of training on the Pre A-Level program should be checked with our specialists. ||| |The abbreviated A-level program (1 year instead of 2x) is designed for self-confident, motivated students who are confident that they can achieve AA * results in the final exams in a year. Why choose Fast Track Program? ||| |Each student receives individual support in any subject: the course is very intensive, because teachers in every way help to maintain its pace and achieve high results. A student meets with his tutor-tutor every day. ||| |Additionally, consultations are being held on admission to universities in the UK and abroad: preparation for ACT or SAT exams, application rules, interviewing skills, etc. ||| |Available for study subjects: ||| |This course is perfect for students who plan to master the following specialties at a university / college: ||| |The price includes: ||| |Accommodation (boarding) additionally costs £ 16,500: ||| |Each applicant passes entrance exams (usually mathematics, the rest - at the discretion of the admissions committee) and an English test, after which (if successful) is invited for an interview. ||| |The two-year program is designed for high school students seeking admission to medical faculties / medical schools. For both British and foreigners, mastering a medical degree is very difficult, because the preparatory course focuses on all key points: ||| |1 year ||| |2 year ||| |Activities hosted by MedSoc are ongoing. ||| |For all lovers of mathematics, exact and natural sciences! This is an excellent academic program for high school students, aimed at entering the TOP-20 world universities. The summer course combines in-depth study of academic subjects (16 hours of mathematics and 16 hours for sciences), improvement of the English language (16 hours) and acquaintance with the British cultural and historical heritage. ||| |Cozy rooms in host families or rooms in a college residence (single) are offered for living, the price already includes daily transport to / from educational buildings (as well as a full meal plan). Airport transfers are available on request for a fee. ||| |The cost of the course for students who will be enrolled in the same year for A-level programs (two-year) / preparation for A-level at NMSC Warwick College is returned to 100%. ||| |An effective summer course for students aimed at studying English, mathematics and natural sciences for admission to medical universities and faculties of the UK and the world. The program is divided into 4 main modules: ||| |Interactive workshops and master classes with: ||| |College math online webinar ||| |https://zoom.us/rec/play/vZV7deCtrTg3HYGc4wSDUfZxW47sLq6shigb-fJfz0m0BnILOweuMLtDNOZJCHRfdHd-tWKLmPRTK4tU?autoplay=true&startTime1157287000 ||| | null | null | A-Level program, Pre A-level course, A-level program (1 year), A-level (medicine), Summer science program, Summer medicine course, Online webinars in English | 2 Westwood Way, Coventry CV4 8JB, United Kingdom | Autumn semester: from September 17 to December 15 (from 26 to 29 October, from 23 to 25 November)|Spring semester: from 6 January to 6 April (holidays from 15 to 18 February)|Summer semester: from April 23 to July 5.|Registration fee|Deposit confirming the place on the course|Service Fee|Examination Boards|Deposit for tuition|Additional academic and language classes (optional)|Additional leisure activities and excursions (optional)|Air tickets in both directions|Transfer in both directions|Compulsory medical insurance|Personal pocket expenses|Visa fees and services, translation and certification of documents|Consular fee (paid at the Embassy).|Registration fee (for a programme/course) 200 GBP|Deposit for a course/programme 3000 GBP | International college | West Midlands | English | Academic English | 15,999 | £ | term | United Kingdom | Coventry | null |
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Bishop Montgomery High School | School Address: 5430 Torrance Blvd. Torrance, CA 90503|Niche Ranking: A|Other Rankings: #3 Most Diverse Private High School in California|Year Founded: 1957|Campus: 24 acres|School Type: Co-ed|School Grades: Grades 9-12 (900 students, 68 international students)|Faculty to Student Ratio: 1:17|Average ACT Score (Top 10%) 30 (AP and Honors Courses 34)|University Acceptance Rate: 100% (of Athletics 41, of Clubs 30+)|Technology Programs:1:1 Google Chromebook Program|Biology|Calculus AB|Calculus BC|Capstone: Research|Capstone: Seminar|Chemistry|Computer Science A|English Language and Composition|English Literature and Composition|European History|French Language and Culture|Latin 4|Macroeconomics|Music Theory|Physics 1|Physics 2|Spanish Language and Culture|Spanish Literature and Culture|Statistics|Studio Art|U.S. Government & Politics|U.S. History|Algebra 1|Algebra 2|American Literature|Anatomy and Physiology|Biology|British Literature|Introduction to Calculus|Chemistry|English 1|English 2|Geometry|Spanish 1|Spanish 2|U.S. History|World History and Cultures|Yearbook 2|Yearbook 3|Advanced Ceramics|Introduction to Engineering Design|Principles of Engineering|Graphic Design|Music Production|Narrative Prose and Composition|Psychology|Short Story|Speech/Debate|Sports Medicine and Exercise Science|Advanced Theater Arts|The U.S. after 1945|Video Production|Wind Ensemble/Band/Orchestra and many more|ACE Mentorship Program|Bishop Ambassadors|California Scholarship Federation|Choir|Cultural Awareness Club|Drama Lab|Drum Line|Green Team|Improve Team|Jazz Band and Vocal Jazz|Junior State of America|Key Club|Latin Club|Marching Band|Mock Trial|National Honor Society|Orchestra|Robotics Club|Science Club|Speech and Debate|Technology and Programming|Club Wind Ensemble|Yearbook|Yoga Club|Beach volleyball|Athletics|Surfing|Swimming|Tennis|Golf|Football|Softball|Cross|Cybersport|American football|Volleyball|Baseball|Basketball|34 AP and Honors Courses|1:17 Faculty to student ratio|100 % of graduates are accepted to college or university|5 National Merit Commended Scholars and 1 Finalist|30 average ACT score for the Top 10% of the class|3 in 5 students were admitted to the University of California system|46 Perfect AP scores earned by students in 2020|$14 M Earned by Class of 2019 for merit scholarships|It has been featured in TEDTalks Conference, PBS, and Fuji TV|A growing number of publications show improved test scores, more efficient class and lab sessions, and student acceptance|Dissect human and animal cadavers reconstructed in precise 3D|View MRI and CT scans|Access 20 high resolution regional anatomy cases, and more than 1000 pathological examples|Gain a more comprehensive understanding of anatomy, pathology, and even surgical planning.|24-acre campus with sprawling outdoor space and high-speed Wi-Fi|Recently renovated performing arts complex|Anatomage Table—only 80 high schools in America and the world have this tool|Virtual Reality Center: advanced science and computer laboratory|Two state-of-the-art computer classrooms and two 3D printers|Student Activity Center includes gymnasium, exercise room, cheer and dance room|Updated student lunch area|Crypto-Mining Computer|Advanced CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software|1:1 Google Chromebook Program|Interactive SMART boards|Engineering lab and Maker Space|Robotics studio with competition field|World languages lab|eSports lab|Ed Tech office|Digital arts/Mac lab|IT room|Examination Boards|Additional academic and language classes (optional)|Additional leisure activities and excursions (optional)|Air tickets in both directions|Transfer in both directions|Compulsory medical insurance|Personal pocket expenses|Visa fees and services, translation and certification of documents|Consular fee (paid at the Embassy).|Guardianship services during the studies|Student supervision | The American school of Amerigo Los Angeles - Bishop Montgomery High School is located in sunny California just 2 km from the ocean coast. Founded in 1957, the boarding school in California was able to earn an excellent reputation among both teachers and students from all over the world: thus, in the Niche rating, it was certified to the A + level. Particularly noteworthy is the excellent, state-of-the-art departments of STEM and Visual Art - their level of development and equipment is higher than most American residential schools USA. ||| |High level of education and professional, experienced teachers, supporting courses and language programs for foreign students - all this gives graduates the opportunity to demonstrate really impressive results. The best of the best enter the renowned, elite universities of the Ivy League, as well as in such privileged universities as UC Los Angeles, UC Berkeley, UC Irvine. Additional plus is the opportunity to actively engage in sports both at professional and amateur level: Bishop Montgomery High School employs more than 13 sections, and the most successful pupils can represent the school at regional and international competitions, earning a personal sports scholarship. ||| |It is not strictly necessary to graduate from an American school, but of course it will help in terms of cultural experience and adaptation to the American education system. From foreign students, the results of ACT or SAT tests are required less and less, but it will be necessary to confirm the level of the English language - as a rule, it is TOEFL or the equivalent. Plus a personal statement, of course. ||| |High school students, Bishop Montgomery High School graduates at the same time complete the course of complete secondary education and are preparing for admission to the chosen university and faculty. More than 35 subjects can be studied at a higher level of complexity - Honors or AP (Advanced Placement): this will require more time, effort and attention, but will significantly increase the chances for successful enrollment when you achieve high scores. ||| |The cost of the curriculum is $ 68,000 for the academic year (2 semesters); additional registration fees are $ 5950. ||| | Art, computer techologies, history, maths, Religious studies, sports science, World languages | baseball, basketball, football, golf, Sports running | High school program | 5430 Torrance Blvd, Torrance, CA 90503 | Examination Boards|Additional academic and language classes (optional)|Additional leisure activities and excursions (optional)|Air tickets in both directions|Transfer in both directions|Compulsory medical insurance|Personal pocket expenses|Visa fees and services, translation and certification of documents|Consular fee (paid at the Embassy). | University | null | English | High School | 78,800 | $ | year | USA | Los Angeles | California |
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https://smapse.com//d-overbroeck-s-college/ | D'Overbroeck's College | 9 | ['https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/screenshot-10.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/screenshot-6.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/screenshot-9.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/screenshot-11.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/screenshot-1.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/screenshot-7.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/03/d-overbroeck-s-college-4.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/screenshot-13.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/screenshot-5-1.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/screenshot-12-1.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/screenshot-3-1.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/screenshot-8.png'] | Description of D'Overbroeck's College | Language of instruction: English|Established: in 1977|Location of Overbroeck's College: United Kingdom, Oxford|Commitment to religion : none (non-confessional)|Students age: 13 to 17 years|Total number of students: 440 people, among them - 125 people.|Politics|Mathematics|Exact Sciences|Economics|English.|Warwick|Cambridge|Oxford Brookes|Oxford|King's College|Bristol|Imperial College London|London School of Economics.|English;|Chemistry;|Mathematics (including higher);|Civics.|Mother tongue (as one of foreign);|Biology;|Physics;|German;|Art;|French;|Business course;|Geography;|History.|Geography;|Art;|Ancient Greek;|History;|Chinese;|Economics;|Spanish;|Chemistry;|Computer Engineering;|Cinema;|Italian language;|Dramaturgy and theatrical art;|German;|Physical education and sport;|Higher mathematics;|Sociology;|Modern languages (other than specified);|English;|History and culture of classical civilizations;|History of art;|Latin;|Communication and culture;|Philosophy;|Japanese;|Psychology;|Business course;|Policy;|French;|Physics;|Biology;|Russian language;|Music technology and music;|Mathematics;|Religious studies;|The photo art.|English at a level not lower than B1-B2 (Intermediate);|Introductory testing.|Theoretical lectures and seminars;|Workshops and experiments;|Independent and group studies;|Thematic excursions and trips.|International Relations & Politics;|Business & Management;|Computer Science;|Engineering;|Introduction to medicine.|Effective business strategies;|General marketing;|Trends of the XXI century;|Methods of expansion and conquest of the market;|Supply chain management.|Case studies of businessmen and large companies;|Corporate and social responsibility.|Creation and presentation of your own business plan (product or service).|Mathematics in engineering, analytical view;|Production processes;|Dynamics + thermodynamics;|The use of various materials: their properties, features, applications.|Study of Hooke's Law;|Calculations of thermal coefficients during the experiments.|Development and creation of own car on the accumulator.|Medicine + human biology;|Anatomy;|Heart examination and cardiology;|Spectrum of human diseases;|Aspects and trends of modern medicine.|Experiments in scientific and practical laboratories;|Dissection.|Study of the global epidemic.|Basketball;|Cricket;|Discos and parties;|Fencing;|Bouncer game;|Parties in the style of "Harry Potter";|Walking tours;|Hockey;|Handball;|Skating;|Karaoke;|Lacrosse;|Modern choreography;|Dramatic studio;|Visits to the colleges of Oxford University;|Papier mache;|A trip to the Press Museum;|The photo art;|Excursions to the museum of Ashmole, Pitt Rivers Museums;|Swimming;|Tennis;|Volleyball;|Yoga|Talent show.|Oxford Brookes|Cherwell School (rugby)|Jordan Hill (cricket, football)|OXSRAD Court Farm (trampoline)|Oxford Hawks|Wychwood School (volleyball)|Tennis Club of North Oxford|Entertaining centers of Abingdon and White Vale (tennis)|The Ferry Sports Center (dance hall and gym).|Registration fee;|Additional academic and language classes (optional);|Additional leisure activities and excursions (optional);|Air tickets;|Transfer in both directions (at an unspecified time);|Compulsory medical insurance;|Personal pocket expenses;|Visa fees and services, translation and certification of documents;|Consular fee (paid at the Embassy).|Deposit for a course/programme 4000 GBP|Registration fee (for a programme/course) 125 GBP|Guardianship services during the studies|Student supervision | D'Overbroeck's College is a school of mixed learning, rightfully proud of its effective educational programs and a friendly, family atmosphere. Students develop harmoniously and comprehensively, realize their talents and abilities, reveal themselves from the best sides and improve useful social skills. The road to Heathrow's major international airport will take about 55-60 minutes (48 miles). ||| |There is a real college atmosphere in d'Overbroeck's College: everyone speaks to each other solely by name, there is no strict form, the environment is very friendly and informal - in short, nothing resembles strict and ascetic British boarding houses. But this does not mean that there is no discipline: pupils are instilled with a sense of mutual respect, responsibility, comradely shoulder, participation in the affairs of others. Students can freely express their opinion and point of view - teachers treat them as equal, adult, independent personalities, ready to listen and take into account their words. ||| |Sixth Form, or pre-university programs for the preparation of students here are some of the best in the country. Experienced teachers with a specialization in teaching A-level subjects carefully work with students, deepening and updating existing knowledge, filling gaps, paying particular attention to difficult topics and aspects of disciplines. In total, 35 subjects of advanced, complex level of study are offered for selection. Programs sixth form colleges in UK attract students from other residential schools UK - in total, in D'Overbroeck's College these courses are taught by 245 people. Graduates demonstrate an excellent level of knowledge and academic studying: in 2014 71% of pupils earned A-A marks on A-level results, 82% - A * and B grades. ||| |The pupils of the senior classes are separated from the other students - this achieves focus on learning, develops ambition and purposefulness, maintains the university spirit. Many foreign students are most attracted by this division: here they can really qualitatively and effectively prepare for admission to the chosen university. ||| |Of the most popular and sought-after items, the following can be noted: ||| |The most successful, gifted and ambitious students can take the opportunity to take the AQA Baccalaureate courses: it combines an in-depth A-level program and the writing of an analytical work, in addition each student writes his own research project and studies the priority, selected subjects practically on a professional level. ||| |Graduates go to the best, most prestigious and ranking universities, including medical ones: ||| |Many of the students of d'Overbroeck's College England devote themselves to medicine, the social sciences or art. The overwhelming majority of yesterday's schoolchildren manage to enter the chosen university the first time, but many consciously miss a year after the school graduation and only then submit documents to the university. ||| |Often college graduates return here for work or teaching: this helps to form a wonderful staff, who are active and energetic, strive to provide the students with the most comfortable conditions, are always ready to help with advice, keep pace with the times. ||| |There are many different schools in Britain: on the one hand, there are the oldest, traditional boarding schools, where world leaders, famous politicians, economists and scientists have been educated for hundreds of years. On the other hand, Britain today has some of the most modern independent schools and colleges you can find! This provides a wide range of choices for any parent - a school can be found that perfectly matches the individual needs and ambitions of the child. Combined with a unique British history and the fact that Britain is home to English - the world's language of science and business - this makes the UK one of the best options for studying abroad. ||| |Quick overview: GCSE program for international students is designed at the principles of full boarding. ||| |About the educational program: educational groups are formed on a small basis (up to 7-10 people). It gives the teacher the opportunity to carefully monitor the progress of each student, to implement an individual approach. ||| |At this stage, students must attend classes in 4 fundamental disciplines: ||| |Also, each student chooses the discipline, focusing on the requirements of the selected university and for future specialty: ||| |Brief information: This course is the "gold standard" of British education. The level of knowledge of graduates is so high that the certificate of this program with good scores is adopted as an alternative to the entrance examinations in many universities of the world, especially in the UK. ||| |About the educational program: Educational groups are formed not more than 7-10 students. Teaching staff has the opportunity to carefully monitor the progress of each student, to implement an individual, personal approach. The program is designed on a full boarding principles. ||| |In the first year of schooling, international students choose 4 subjects to study, in the second year of study there are only 3 to choose. You can choose the disciplines from a fairly extensive list: ||| |When choosing each student is guided by the requirements of a particular chosen specialty and university. You can always get advice from an experienced teacher: in particular, teachers recommend observing the academic balance and not choosing exclusively close in completeness and subject courses to avoid a partial repetition of the curriculum. ||| |Brief information: The newest summer program - Young Professionals - for the first time begins to be taught in 2018, and for a successful start was chosen the prestigious and respected d'Overbroeck's College. ||| |About the educational program: A special summer course with a scientific bias is devoted not so much to learning English, as to immersion in academic subjects. It is an ideal opportunity for international pupils of 13-16 years to qualitatively prepare for training in the British boarding school: many "summer" students, ending such courses, successfully enter and study in the best institutions, including in the d'Overbroeck's College. The intensity of the classes is from 25 hours per week + at least 2 thematic excursions weekly. Educational group includes up to 12-15 international students. ||| |Age of students: 13-16 years. ||| |Period of the educational program: 2 and 4 weeks ||| |Enrollment requirements: ||| |At the end of the program students receive certificates indicating their personal successes and achievements. ||| |Every 2 weeks of the camp, students choose one subject, which they want to study as deeply and carefully as possible, at the level of the British school course. _x000D_
For complete, efficient and productive educational process many forms of learning are used: ||| |In total, there are 5 training courses to choose from: ||| |Each direction implies theoretical studies, workshops and group projects. ||| |1) International Relations & Politics ||| |Discover a range of key topics including world history, global power relations and shifts in international economy and how they can be applied to careers in global organisations such as the UN, NGOs and overseas aid. ||| |2) Business & Management ||| |Theory: ||| |Workshops: ||| |Group project: ||| |3) Computer Science ||| |Learn how to solve problems efficiently, think algorithmically and how to develop a programming project. ||| |4) Engineering ||| |Theory: ||| |Workshops: ||| |Group project: ||| |5) Introduction to Medicine ||| |Theory: ||| |Workshops: ||| |Group project: ||| |In addition to the curriculum, the school organizes a diverse, interesting and rich extracurricular activity: ||| | ||| | Art, biology, business, chemistry, Civics, drama, economics, geography, history, maths, philosophy, photography, physical education, physics, politics, Psychology, Religious studies, sociology | cricket, dancing, Drama, football, handball, hockey, music studio, netball, rock climbing, rugby, Squash, tennis, track-and-field athletics, Trampoline jumping, yoga | GCSE, A-Level program, Summer science program | The Swan Building, 111 Banbury Rd, Oxford OX2 6JX | Registration fee;|Additional academic and language classes (optional);|Additional leisure activities and excursions (optional);|Air tickets;|Transfer in both directions (at an unspecified time);|Compulsory medical insurance;|Personal pocket expenses;|Visa fees and services, translation and certification of documents;|Consular fee (paid at the Embassy).|Deposit for a course/programme 4000 GBP|Registration fee (for a programme/course) 125 GBP | University | null | English | A-Level | 15,100 | £ | term | United Kingdom | Oxford | null |
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https://smapse.com//phillips-academy-andover-boarding-school-boston-massachusetts-usa/ | Phillips Academy Andover boarding school | 9 | ['https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-6.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-2.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-6.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-3.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-1.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-19.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-15.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-22.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-9.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-13.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-10.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-8.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-3.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-1.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-4.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-14.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-20.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-16.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-7.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-4.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-2.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-21.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-17.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-18.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/09/phillips-academy-andover-5.jpg'] | Description of Phillips Academy Andover boarding school | Location: Andover, Massachusetts, USA|Founded: in 1778|Students age: 15-18 years|Total students: 1100 persons|Type of accommodation: residence|Educational programs: High School Diploma (senior classes)|Type of studying: mixed|Language of instruction: English.|Yale|University of Boston|Columbia University|Princeton, etc.|US Presidents George W. Bush and George W. Bush|Facebook co-founder Christopher Hughes|Frederic Lowe Omsted, designer of the Central Park (New York) and many others.How to enter a TOP American university? Will graduating from high school in the United States improve chances of admission to Ivy League?|History and the humanities|English|Mathematics|Music|Psychology|Modern foreign languages (including Russian)|Natural Sciences|Art|Philosophy and religion|Theater and dance.|Age of students: 13-18 years (senior classes)|Dates of races: from June 26 to July 30|Duration of the race: 5 weeks|Intensity: 24 hours of lectures and 2 exams.|Consular fee (paid at the embassy)|Visa fees and services, translation and certification of documents|Air tickets in both directions|Transfer in both directions|Personal pocket expenses, additional events and excursions.|Age of students: 13-18 years (senior classes)|Dates of races: from June 26 to July 30|Duration of the race: 5 weeks|Please note: for admission to this program the student must demonstrate a high level of English, fluent and competent oral speech.|Wildlife (mathematics, marine biology).|The art of self-expression (English literature, film production, theater and drama)|Special course "Bridge to English: the connection of the past with the present"|Special course "Revolution - time to change"|In-depth study of written and spoken English|Preparation for The Princeton Review SSAT.|Choosing the right university: Internet, special catalogs and reference books, study tours and Open Doors days, educational exhibitions, a meeting with the director and representatives|How to prepare for the introductory interview?|How to decide on the most priority university, choose the most important from the personal list?|Public work and volunteerism: useful points in personal matters|How to write a personal resume?|Correct writing of an extended essay|How to write a motivation letter correctly?|Academic profile: which subjects to choose and which points to orient|Features of admission for foreign students|Scholarships and financial aid, grants: how can you save on srudying at the university.|Basketball|Outdoor games|Swimming|Dancing and choreography|Squash|Tennis (large and table)|Football|Athletics|Run|Cross Country|Tai chi|General Fitness|Frisbee|Yoga and Meditation|Volleyball|Drive to Boston|Trip to Cambridge (USA)|Drive to Salem|Drive to Plymouth|Water walks and cruises|Shopping|Excursion to the Boston Aquarium|Travel to amusement parks|Cruise to the ocean and whale watching.|Dartmouth|Amherst|Tufts University|Boston University|Yale|Boston College|MIT|Harvard|Brown university|Wellesley.|Consular fee (paid at the embassy)|Visa fees and services, translation and certification of documents|Air tickets in both directions|Transfer in both directions|Personal pocket expenses, additional events and excursions.|Dates of races: from June 26 to July 30|Duration of the race: 5 weeks|Intensity: 18 hours weekly and 2 test exams.|Consular fee (paid at the embassy)|Visa fees and services, translation and certification of documents|Air tickets in both directions|Transfer in both directions|Personal pocket expenses, additional events and excursions.|Registration fee|Round trip tickets|Round trip|Medical insurance|Personal, pocket expenses|Additional activities, excursions and trips|Visa fees and services, consular fees, translation of documents.|Registration fee (for a programme/course) 125 USD|Medical insurance 285 USD|Guardianship services during the studies|Student supervision | Among the boarding schools in the United States - prestigious, popular - Phillips Academy Andover school takes its well deserved place. Based on the results of SAT examinations, it is included in the top 20 institutions of the country (average score of students is 2076). It is allocated by the number of disciplines taught at the AP level (there are 30 of them), the number of sports electives (more than 30), the number of students (more than 1100 people) ... and, alas, the number of refusals for applicants is about 80%. The boarding school in US is considered very prestigious, therefore it conducts strict selection among applicants. In addition, the date of the founding of Phillips Academy Andover - 1778 - gives her the right to be among the oldest high schools in America. ||| |Among the priorities of the institution are not only the excellent quality of academic knowledge, but also the education of independent and responsible members of society, the disclosure of the multifaceted nature of each child, his talents and abilities, and the search for talents and abilities in all fields. The whole process of studying, despite the complexity and thoroughness, is conducted in a fairly free, friendly atmosphere - this can be felt by the participants of the summer camp, which is organized on the campus in the summer months (9-12 grades can take part). ||| |Graduates of Phillips Academy Andover demonstrate excellent results in exams - according to statistics for the last 3 years, many students of the school have chosen the most prestigious universities for higher education: ||| |Among the graduates of the school in America are many well-known and successful personalities: ||| |It is not strictly necessary to graduate from an American school, but of course it will help in terms of cultural experience and adaptation to the American education system. From foreign students, the results of ACT or SAT tests are required less and less, but it will be necessary to confirm the level of the English language - as a rule, it is TOEFL or the equivalent. Plus a personal statement, of course. ||| |The program of senior classes for American and foreign students differs in the depth of the material studied, the diversity of the curriculum and the increased complexity. In total, the school has developed more than 300 courses and directions (30 of them can be taught at an in-depth level). Each student will be able to attend not only general, compulsory disciplines, but also to choose electives to their liking. The class sizes are small, up to 13 people each, the ratio of teachers to students is 1: 5. ||| |The following directions are offered (educational blocks): ||| |The cost of education includes accommodation at the hostel. ||| |The summer academic educational course for SAT includes lessons in mathematics and literature, writing an extended essay and a careful examination of the structure and features of the SAT exam. Before the beginning of the studying, all students pass the introductory testing, which distributes them to groups according to age and the initial level of knowledge - this helps to intensify progress, to make the studying more effective. In the process of considering assignments typical for SAT, students will get acquainted with its structure and subtleties, typical mistakes and tricks, "traps" of examiners - this will reduce the emotional barrier and fear of the exam. ||| |On the course, the test exams are surrendered twice, if desired, after the end of the program the student can pass the exam again. ||| |All students get access to the Princeton Review Online Student Center platform: so they can improve and sharpen their skills online, practice writing the most difficult tasks. ||| |This amount is not included and is paid separately: ||| |A special summer course includes an intensive study of the English language, academic subjects at the student's choice, a variety of sports and creative events, fascinating excursions and master classes. This course will be a great help for those who are planning to study at an American school or college - on a summer course the children will quickly adapt to a new cultural and academic, language environment, acquire the experience of living on campus. ||| |The following academic variants of the program are offered: ||| |Students will explore the underwater world, conduct a variety of scientific experiments and intensively study mathematics. The course is intended for enthusiastic biologists: students will determine the characteristics of different ecosystems, study anatomy and physiology, energy and nutritional cycles. ||| |Special profile excursions are provided: a trip to the Boston Aquarium, a cruise to the ocean and whale watching. ||| |Active development of personal creative talents, expression of oneself and one's vision, abilities. First, students analyze profile and fiction and begin to study dramatic skill: the skill of "telling stories" in theater, cinema and the visual arts. Subsequently, students will have the opportunity to work as an actor or director, critic, artist and even a choreographer: the participants in the programs shoot a small film and jointly stage the play. ||| |Profile tours will allow you to get acquainted with the resources and funds of Boston museums, theaters, creative studios. ||| |Students learn the history of New England and at the same time practice communicative skills, writing and listening skills (listening comprehension). In their free time, excursions to historical and cultural attractions, reading of fiction, poetry evenings, debates on historical topics and questions, discussions of different stages of American history are organized. ||| |Historical and social study of various revolutions and coups d'état - the moments that changed the course of world history. The theory of revolution and the history of American revolutions is being studied, students visit historical monuments and memorial sites near Boston. ||| |Additional courses (optional supplement the main programs): ||| |All participants of summer programs (regardless of the chosen specialization) have the right to attend useful seminars and consultations from career and educational specialists. Usually hour lectures are held after lunch (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday). The speakers are representatives and members of admission committees of the best American and world universities - the topics of the seminars can be the following: ||| |NB: note that the seminar program is paid separately. ||| |In their free time, students are offered a variety of sports and creative electives, interesting events and exciting excursions: ||| |In addition, the Academy organizes several study tours to the campuses of the best universities: ||| |Special educational fairs are held: more than 100 universities and colleges represent themselves to schoolchildren from all over the world, give valuable advice on admission, answer all questions. ||| |This amount is not included and is paid separately: ||| |The program is intended for students of grades 8-9 who plan to pass the SSAT exam. The curriculum includes lessons for improving oral and written English, all basic language skills. Students learn to solve algebraic, mathematical problems, study geometry, train to build logical thoughts and conclusions, expand vocabulary, learn to defend their point of view and give valuable arguments. ||| |Before the beginning of the classes, all students undergo an introductory testing, which distributes them to the appropriate group according to age and level of knowledge. ||| |This amount is not included and is paid separately: ||| | Art, biology, chemistry, drama, history, maths, music, philosophy, physics, Psychology, sociology, theatre studies | baseball, Cyclotourism, diving, fight, golf, lacrosse, softball, track-and-field athletics, volleyball, water polo | High school program, SAT preparation, Summer academic English, SSAT preparation | 180 Main St, Andover, MA 01810, United States | Registration fee|Round trip tickets|Round trip|Medical insurance|Personal, pocket expenses|Additional activities, excursions and trips|Visa fees and services, consular fees, translation of documents.|Registration fee (for a programme/course) 125 USD|Medical insurance 285 USD | University | null | English | High School Diploma | 61,950 | $ | year | USA | Boston | Massachusetts |
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https://smapse.com//westbourne-school/ | Westbourne Private boarding school | 9 | ['https://smapse.com//storage/2018/11/cdf-161115-ge-westbourne-school-128.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2020/09/pic-91be48a4-b39e8bfd.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2020/09/pic-91be48a4-39418236.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/03/westbourne-school-uk-9.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2016/03/westbourne-school-uk-6.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2020/09/screenshot-2.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2020/09/screenshot-3.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2020/09/screenshot-1.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2020/09/screen-shot-2019-02-03-at-16-53-07-1.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2020/09/screenshot-4.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2020/09/screenshot-5.png', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2020/09/screen-shot-2019-02-03-at-16-53-43.png'] | Description of Westbourne Private boarding school | Kindergarten (from 2 years old) and preparatory school (from 4 to 11 years old);|Senior (students from 16 to 19 years old) and high school (from 11 to 16 years old);|Nursery (from 2 years old) and Prep School (pupils from 4 to 11 years old);|Senior (students from 16 to 19 years old) and high school (from 11 to 16 years old).|Define the desired profession and field of activity;|Understand what they are interested in most;|Where they can succeed;|In what area it is better to build a successful career.|Business research;|Biology;|Music art;|French;|History;|Art and design;|Physics;|English and Literature;|ICTs;|Mathematics;|Physical education and sport;|Chemistry;|Geography.|Spanish;|German;|English;|Biology;|Physics;|French;|Economics;|Italian language;|Art;|English as a Second Language;|History;|Mathematics;|Chemistry;|Geography.|Sailing|Basketball|Swimming|Squash|Rowing|Football|Tennis|Lapta.|1st in the UK League Tables for the past 5 years and recognized by the Sunday Times Best Schools awards as IB School of the Year 2019|90% of Westbourne graduates go on to a TOP-20 UK (Russell Group) university|96% of graduates study highly competitive courses; STEM, Medicine, Business and Law.|"Excellent" is in all 5 inspection categories, 2018.|36-38 points IB average. 67% grades 7,6 at HL|Two-thirds gain a Bilingual Diploma|GCSE: 40% A* - 20% grade 9, 20% grade 8.|90% of graduates go to Russell Group universities or equivalently elite international institutions|96% study STEM, economics, business, or law|Max of 4-5 per country per class.|Family-like boarding house of 50, there is also homestay.|Penarth: TOP-10 best places to live in the UK (Sunday Times). Our affluent seaside suburb of Cardiff. Safe, leafy, vibrant, active & welcoming|Cardiff: 3rd best European capital city (EU Quality of Life Survey)|Seaside, marina, tennis, playing fields, Olympic Pool (one of only 10 in the UK), ice skating, sailing, rowing, kayaking, surfing, golf and High Street shopping ... all within 5 minutes!|Cardiff Bay, equestrian centre, Millennium Centre and Stadium, and Cardiff’s cosmopolitan car-free shopping and entertainment districts ... all within 10 minutes!|Over 50% have a PhD or Masters|Over 50% have taught internationally|Average teacher tenure = 11 years!|Excellent student/teacher ratio of only 8:1|Maximum of 24 per year group for IB... in university-style tutorials of typically 6-8 per class|Maximum of 20 per class for GCSEs.|Studying on the chosen program (1 academic year = 3 terms)|Accommodation and meals (full board)|Teaching aids, books and materials|Extra-curricular and leisure activities (basic)|Guardianship.|Registration fee|Educational fee|Examination contributions|Additional academic lessons|Additional materials (some subjects)|Departures outside the school, additional excursions|Custodianship|Personal pocket expenses|Air tickets in both directions|Transfer in both directions (on request)|Consular fee (payable at the British Embassy)|Medical insurance|Express delivery of DHL visa invitation.|Guardianship services during the studies|Student supervision | Westbourne School is a boarding school, which was founded in 1896 and is divided into: ||| |Westbourne School is a co-educational boarding school, founded in 1896 and comprising two departments: ||| |Located in the one of the "UK’s TOP-10 Places to Live" (Sunday Times), a safe, beautiful and affluent seaside suburb of Cardiff, Penarth offers the perfect blend of modern metropolis, suburban tranquillity, seaside and countryside. Cardiff airport (20 mins) and Bristol airport (60 mins) offer frequent flights across Europe. ||| |Foreign students are attracted by the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in the atmosphere of a traditional British school: there is a quota on international pupils at 15-20%. In general, no country has the pre-emptive right to educate students: children from Russia, Germany, Finland, Vietnam, France, China, Spain and Japan are studying here. According to statistics, children from many post-Soviet countries successfully study at the Westbourne School: despite the considerable differences in the educational systems, the pupils quickly adapt to the new conditions and are educated according to the British model. After school pupils can enroll universities or sixth form colleges in UK. ||| |Here there is a warm, friendly, family atmosphere within the boarding school, there is the option to stay in comfortable residences run by traditional British families instead of the boarding house. They follow an individual approach to each student, respect the national values of each student, carefully monitor the safety and comfort of children. ||| |There are many different schools in Britain: on the one hand, there are the oldest, traditional boarding schools, where world leaders, famous politicians, economists and scientists have been educated for hundreds of years. On the other hand, Britain today has some of the most modern independent schools and colleges you can find! This provides a wide range of choices for any parent - a school can be found that perfectly matches the individual needs and ambitions of the child. Combined with a unique British history and the fact that Britain is home to English - the world's language of science and business - this makes the UK one of the best options for studying abroad. ||| |Brief information: an educational program of middle school is designed for international students. ||| |About the educational program: the learning process is intense and active. International students begin to gradually prepare for entering the university at this stage. A wide list of disciplines and subjects is being studied, thus, students can more clearly: ||| |Brief information: this course is designed for two years and allows international students to get a prestigious certificate of general secondary education (GCSE). Students are given the opportunity to select priority areas and disciplines from a fairly wide list - this maximizes the disclosure of their talents, abilities and potential. ||| |List of subjects to study: ||| |Quick overview: one-year intensive educational course helps to prepare qualitatively and effectively for studying in the senior classes - Sixth Form. Especially it is in demand among students planning to study on the IB Diploma program. ||| |Quick overview: internationally recognized program is designed for two years, allowing international students to get a prestigious certificate required for admission to the best universities. ||| |About the educational program: students study 6 subjects - 3 at the standard level and 3 at the in-depth level. The CAS course (Creativity, Action, Service), cognitive learning classes and essay writing lessons are also included in the compulsory subjects that all students attend classes. ||| |List of subjects to study: ||| | Art, business, chemistry, computer techologies, design, maths, music, physical education, physics, Religious Sciences | Art club, badminton, ballet, basketball, cricket, Drama, fitness, football, tennis | Middle school, GCSE, IB preparation, IB program | 4 Hickman Rd, Penarth, South Glamorgan CF64 2AJ, | Studying on the chosen program (1 academic year = 3 terms)|Accommodation and meals (full board)|Teaching aids, books and materials|Extra-curricular and leisure activities (basic)|Guardianship.|Registration fee|Educational fee|Examination contributions|Additional academic lessons|Additional materials (some subjects)|Departures outside the school, additional excursions|Custodianship|Personal pocket expenses|Air tickets in both directions|Transfer in both directions (on request)|Consular fee (payable at the British Embassy)|Medical insurance|Express delivery of DHL visa invitation. | University | null | English | GCSE | 12,650 | £ | term | United Kingdom | Cardiff | null |
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https://smapse.com//oxford-international-college-oxford-international-college/ | Oxford International College | 9 | ['https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/oxford-international-college-4.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/oxford-international-college-2.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/oxford-international-college-3.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/oxford-international-college-1.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/oxford-international-college-6.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/oxford-international-college-7.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/oxford-international-college-12.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/oxford-international-college-8.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/oxford-international-college-17.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/oxford-international-college-5.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/oxford-international-college-13.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/oxford-international-college-9.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/oxford-international-college-10.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/oxford-international-college-14.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/oxford-international-college-11.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/oxford-international-college-15.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/02/oxford-international-college-16.jpg'] | Description of Oxford International College | Year of foundation: 2002|Location: UK, Oxfordshire, Oxford|Age of students: 15-21.|Number of students: 500|Type of residence: residence, host family|Type of education: mixed|English language.|Dates: start of classes on September 1|Age: 14-16 years old|Duration: 2 years|Tuition: from £ 6,620 per trimester|Language learning: English.|Geography|Classic civilizations|Ancient history|Accounting|Design|Archeology|Maths|Chemistry|Latin|English|English literature|Religious studies|Biology|Story|Physics|Sociology|Art|Political science|Psychology|Electronics|Statistics|French|Spanish|Portuguese|Russian|Deutsch|Turkish|Italian|Hebrew|Greek|Chinese|Japanese|Arab|Polish.|Dates: start of classes from September 1 (two-year program) and from January 1 (program, 18 months long)|Age: 16-18 years old|Duration: 2 years or 18 months|Tuition: from 7140 £ / trimester|Language learning: English.|IELTS 6.5|Passing entrance tests in priority areas|The successes and achievements at the previous place of study are taken into account.|Maths|Chemistry|Biology|Story|Physics|Sociology|Electronics|Statistics|Geography|Classic civilizations|Ancient history|Accounting|Design|Spanish|Archeology|Japanese|Arab|Art|English|English literature|Religious studies|Political science|Psychology|French|Portuguese|Russian|Latin|Deutsch|Turkish|Italian|Hebrew|Greek|Chinese|Dates: start of classes on September 1|Age: 14-15 years old|Language learning: English.|Age: 16-19|Duration: 2-4 weeks|Language learning: English.|The course is suitable for purposeful, eager students|It includes academic work and elective classes.|Small groups led by experienced teachers|Included an exciting program of leisure and excursions.|Dance and music studio|Theater Club|Discussion club|Debate|IT club|The photo|Snowboarding|Badminton|Gymnastics|Lapta|Swimming|Squash|Horseback riding|Biathlon|Badminton|Tennis|Cricket|Dancing|Chorus|Football|Hockey|Athletics|Archery.|Accommodation in the oldest and most famous student city - Oxford: there are many museums, art galleries, cafes and restaurants in the city|The boarding school in UK was founded by professors and teachers of Oxford University|High level of student preparation|Individual plan|Most college graduates go to the best universities in Britain.|Intercultural environment.|Library|Contemporary Art Center|Dance and music studio|Computer classes|Science Center|theatre studio|A fitness center|Sports complex|Indoor pool|Tennis courts|Playgrounds and courts|Rest zone.|Contribution to school development|Exams|Deposit by semester|Optional lessons, excursions, events|Medical insurance|Opening a visa|Air flight|Transfer|Visa fee (if necessary)|Pocket expenses|Deposit Confirmation Deposit|School registration fee.|Guardianship services during the studies|Student supervision | Oxford International College is a private boarding school and educational center for preparing foreign students for university studies. Opened in 2002, private educational institution over the years of fruitful work has become one of the most successful colleges England. Oxford International College is the leader among educational institutions in terms of academic success of students according to the results of the A-Level exam and is in the TOP-5 secondary schools in Britain. College offices are located in Oxford, London, Cambridge and Brighton. ||| |Parents should consider the school’s academic record, philosophy and pastoral support network. The most important factor is ‘fit’, is this an environment my child will thrive within. ||| |GCSE is an academic course that has gained great fame in Britain and abroad. The result of the program will be a certificate of school education. This direction involves a list of mandatory disciplines and subjects to choose from: ||| |A - Level - a program known worldwide due to its high reputation in terms of preparing students for university studies. Due to the fact that within two years, students focus only on 4-6 core subjects, students achieve a high level of knowledge in the majors. The course is available in two versions: a duration of two years (classic A - Level ) and an abbreviated version - 18 months. ||| |The course of increased complexity requires high academic knowledge and level of language training: ||| |The A - Level course is of great importance for the future life of a student: the results of the A - Level exam , which students take at the end of the course, are the first things that university admissions boards look at. Oxford International College is proud of the success of its graduates: with 50% probability, college graduates enter the University of Cambridge and 100% - at the Faculty of Engineering at Imperial College London. Strong areas of training - engineering, medicine, physics, biology, sociology. ||| |The list of items included in the program, from which you can choose the priority: ||| |The A - Level training course is very relevant for many students from abroad: first of all because of the high requirements for admission to the programs of British schools and universities, including the A - Level program - applicants must demonstrate high academic knowledge and advanced level of English proficiency - IELTS 6.5. Therefore, the main focus is on learning the language, mastering language skills (reading, writing, listening, speaking) at the level of a native speaker and academic English (ability to read academic literature, understanding the terminological apparatus, writing scientific papers). Substantive subjects are thoroughly studied. As a result of the training, students will gain confidence in their abilities, adapt to the new academic environment and actualize knowledge in subjects. ||| |The program of the summer school at college is held in July of each year and differs in the following aspects: ||| | null | null | GCSE, A-Level program, Pre A-level course, Summer academic English | 1 London Place, Oxford OX4 1BD, United Kingdom | Contribution to school development|Exams|Deposit by semester|Optional lessons, excursions, events|Medical insurance|Opening a visa|Air flight|Transfer|Visa fee (if necessary)|Pocket expenses|Deposit Confirmation Deposit|School registration fee. | International college | null | English | Academic English | 2,250 | £ | week | United Kingdom | Oxford | null |
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You can find details on https://www.niche.com/k12/the-village-school-houston-tx/rankings/|The TOK (ways and methods of obtaining knowledge);|The writing of scientific work (4 thousand words);|CAS (150 hours of creativity and socially useful activity).|English;|Chinese;|Spanish.|Biology;|Ecological complex of sciences;|Chemistry;|Physics.|A personal studying plan is compiled for each student. It is based on individual student's performance in the group, individual growth, and range of interests;|Collaboration with Juilliard and MIT;|Teaching methods and personal approach allow to guarantee high quality of academic preparation;|Entrepreneurship Diploma (with Founding Partner Bridges to Wealth at the Netter Center for Community Partnerships at the University of Pennsylvania).|Auditoriums;|Clubs for interests;|Music;|Dance halls.|Boston University|Butler University|Clemson University|Colorado School of Mines|Cornell University|Duke|Emory University|Fordham University|Georgia Tech|Johns Mopkins University|Computer classes;|Interactive whiteboards;|Wireless Internet;|Multimedia;|Graphic tablets;|Videoconferencing.|Lounges|Laundry service|Game rooms|Courtyard|Study rooms|Group Project/Learning Commons|Music Practice Rooms|Art Rooms|Fitness Room|Basketball courts|Bicycle Racks|Tennis courts|24-hours to Dorm Parents|Close Proximity to Shopping centers|Full-service-dining hall with expert chefs|Grab-and-go meals|Campus store|Kitchenettes|24-hour security officers on site|Campus wide security camera system|Controlled electronic access to buildings|On-campus nurse|Indoor swimming facility|Visa support for the school;|Registration at the school;|Support of the school guardian (curator);|Enrollment in the chosen program (If the visa is denied, the deposit is returned).|Deposit for a course/programme 2000 USD|Guardianship services during the studies|Student supervision | The Village School in Houston is one of the most popular high school in America of a non-religious type. Located in the Energy Corridor of West Houston, the school offers a rigorous, results-driven education to students across America and around the world. Village offers an American educational experience to its diverse and international student community, which represents six continents and over 60 countries. Village is a proud member of the Nord Anglia Education network of residential schools USA, renowned for transforming education with world-class teaching and innovative partnerships. ||| |The school in America delivers a high-quality academic program (over 50 IB courses!) and is proud of its STEAM program run in collaboration with MIT. Every year, teachers and students participate in workshops with MIT academics at the annual Cambridge Science Festival, where they have an opportunity to learn directly from researchers at the world’s leading STEAM institution. Village and MIT also pioneered Launch Club, a startup initiative that gives students a framework to launch their own companies and nurture their entrepreneurial skills. ||| |The Village School expands student creativity and ignites imagination through its collaboration with The Juilliard School, a world leader in performing arts education. Through hands-on workshops with experienced Juilliard performers, students are exposed to diverse performance types and unique creative approaches. ||| |The Village School has partnered with Frantic Assembly, an internationally renowned theatre company, to study students in innovative performance and production practices. Village students spend a week working closely with Frantic Assembly practitioners to create an original performance of their own. ||| |Village proudly offers a four-year Entrepreneurship Diploma in collaboration with Bridges to Wealth at the Netter Center for Community Partnerships at the University of Pennsylvania. Within the Diploma, students can specialize in either the Engineering or Social Enterprise track. Both are taught by industry-leading professionals and entrepreneurs, exposing students to the fundamentals of entrepreneurship. ||| |An elite, competitive US boarding school is a truly unique experience. Pupils forge strong ties with peers, teachers, because they both study and live together! Living in a boarding school, they can focus more attentively on their studies, which will lead to more serious success - and in their future careers as well. ||| |Preparation at this stage is conducted in a complex way and provides for the child's social, emotional, intellectual, physical and spiritual development. In the same way, the study of disciplines of exact and humanitarian courses is envisaged, a balance is maintained between mathematics and social subjects. All children at the Village School study music, Spanish and computer programs. Studying on motor skills provides a harmonious work of muscles and excellent physical development of the body as a whole. Teachers take care that the kids in the school feel at home: confident, comfortable and protected. ||| |In this period of studying teachers begin to work on the personal development of the child identify and to support the talents and abilities of the student. Also, the skills needed to continue studying in high school are being developed. The development of spheres of interests occurs on extra-curricular lessons. It is desirable to attend an athletics course or a sports circle. ||| |The complex of attestation courses (Honorus courses), several subjects of Advanced Placement (preliminary enrollment) and selective electives are the basis of the AP. This course thoroughly prepares for university life and is recognized by colleges as pre-university. ||| |The program provides for the writing of the final qualifying work and the accumulation of 26 annual attestations (credits). Optional subjects will require 8 credits, students receive 4 credits for social studies and English courses. The courses of mathematics and natural disciplines provide for three necessary annual credits each. Two loans can be obtained for a foreign language, and lessons in physical culture and fine arts are evaluated for 1 credit. Benefits for the school community should be at least 100 hours during the program. ||| |In high school, students can choose a two-year program of preparation for higher education. The diploma IB will allow to enter any higher school of peace. The complexity of the program is in the scientific direction. Of the six subjects necessary for studying, the main are: ||| |The students are exploring three subjects with the standardized specification (SL), and three - in-depth (HL). ||| |If the student has not completed the full program or passed the exams, he does not receive an IB diploma, but a certificate indicating the credits received and the grades in the examinations. ||| |At the Village School, the International Baccalaureate course is divided into 6 specializations. The first group includes a list of humanitarian subjects and is called "Language + Literature" (type A). The group includes: ||| |Group 2 also aims at learning languages (type B) and involves the development of English, French and Spanish. The third group is "Man + Society". The students who chose it get acquainted with psychology, economic theory and historical subjects. Natural science subjects were included in group number 4. This direction consists of: ||| |General and higher mathematics is included in the group number 5. The last group is complex and provides for a combination of subjects in the field of art and disciplines from groups 2 to 4. The sixth group is called "Art + Sample Items" and allows for the study of theater, music, visual art and dance. ||| | algebra, Analysis of scientific data, Art, biology, business, chemistry, computer techologies, design, drawing lessons, ecology, economics, geography, geology, Geometry, history, journalism, letter, Materials Science, maths, media, music, photography, physical education, physics, Psychology, reading, social sciencies, theatre studies, Visual arts | American football, basketball, Chamber orchestra, chess, Chorus, dance club, dancing, fitness, football, lacrosse, Leadership program, Protection of Nature, Scientific research group, tennis, Theatrical show, volleyball, \xa0dance Sport | Primary school, Middle school, Diploma + advanced placement, IB program | 13077 Westella Drive Houston, Texas 77077 | Visa support for the school;|Registration at the school;|Support of the school guardian (curator);|Enrollment in the chosen program (If the visa is denied, the deposit is returned).|Deposit for a course/programme 2000 USD | University | null | English | High School | 25,225 | $ | year | USA | Houston | Texas |
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https://smapse.com//cardiff-sixth-form-college-cardiff-wales/ | Cardiff Sixth Form College Wales | 9 | ['https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/exteriot2142a.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/prep1244a.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/biology0091a.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/exterior0153a.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/accomdation2456a.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/lesson2195a-1.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/prep1141a-1.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/geography0860a-1.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/music1500a-1.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/english0618a-1.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/physics1296a.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/study0914a.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/group1597a.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/table-tennis2404a-1.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/accomdation2519a.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/cafe1655a.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/music1585a-1.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/music0980a-1.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/accomdation2519a-1.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/english0631a-1.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/music1044a-1.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/art0268a-1.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/english0687a-1.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/chemistry2052a-1.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/prep1141a.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/assembly0034a.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/prefect2392a-1.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/music1490a-1.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/english1740a-1.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/table-tennis2404a.jpg', 'https://smapse.com//storage/2019/11/english0604a-1.jpg'] | Description of Cardiff Sixth Form College Wales | Age of participants: 15-16 years;|Duration of the program: 1 year;|Beginning of classes: September;|Knowledge of English: IELTS 5.5;|Requirements: tests in English and mathematics + GL assessment.|Mathematics;|English (both native and foreign);|Physics;|Biology;|Chemistry.|History;|Geography;|Economics;|Business research.|Rochester Independent College;|Earlscliffe College;|College of Fine Arts.|AS-level: a more complete introduction to the selected subject, advanced studying;|A2: In-depth study of topics covered during the AS-level course.|In-depth;|Thorough;|Almost at the university level.|Art and design;|Biology;|Chemistry;|Economics;|English literature;|EPQ (Advanced Research Project);|French;|Mathematics (Advanced);|Geography;|German;|Government and politics;|History;|Maths;|Physics;|Psychology.|Student age: 14-18 years old;|Course dates: July 20-August 17;|Duration: 2-4 weeks.|Intensive English course (including academic background);|Mathematics;|Biology;|Physics;|Chemistry;|Economics.|Course dates: July 20-August 3;|Duration: 2 weeks.|Difference between these universities from others;|Reason for the global demand;|Most stringent entry requirements;|How to meet these requirements.|July 20-August 10 (3 weeks);|July 20-August 17 (4 weeks).|Course dates: July 20-August 3;|Duration: 2 weeks.|July 20-August 10 (3 weeks);|July 20-August 17 (4 weeks).|Minimum level of knowledge: B1;|Course dates: August 3-17;|Duration: 2 weeks.|Minimum level of knowledge: B1;|Course dates: August 3-17;|Duration: 2 weeks.|NASA Science Club|Discussion Club|The Oxbridge Community|The Goodwill Ambassador (rolling)|The Young Engineers' Club|Rhetoric courses|Various master classes and thematic meetings|Interesting and educational excursions tours and walks|Scientific conferences and seminars.|Cardiff College is designed for talented, capable students - here the child finds himself in a comfortable atmosphere for the development of personal talents and abilities;|In 2011, 98% of graduates passed the A-level exams for scores from A* to B;|In 2013, the Cardiff College was the first among 315 private residential schools UK and colleges in England based on the results of A-level and other examinations for graduates.|Studying on the program (1 academic year = 3 semesters)|Accommodation and meals (full board)|Medical care|24-hour child care and full security guarantee.|Registration fee|Air tickets in both directions|Transfer in both directions|Visa fees and services|Medical insurance|Curatorial assistance and support|Guardianship.|Registration fee (for a programme/course) 250 GBP|Deposit for a course/programme 9500 GBP|English: no less than IELTS 6.5, either TOEFL 550 or CTE 213. Also, English in the GCSE certificate - it must be from A to C;|Grades for 6 GCSE subjects are at least A * (if the same subjects are planned to be studied at the A-level).|Guardianship services during the studies|Student supervision | Cardiff Sixth Form College, as the name implies, is located in the capital of Wales, Cardiff, within walking distance of the city center. The major airports of Cardiff and Bristol can be reached in 30-40 minutes by taxi, and trains run to London airports (approximately 200 kilometers to the center of London, traveling time is about 2 hours). ||| |The capital of Wales is a hospitable, small and comfortable city, with all the infrastructure advantages of a metropolis. In architecture, Edwardian and Victorian buildings are fancifully and harmoniously combined with modern, innovative buildings, which makes the city look unique and memorable. Here there is one of the lowest cost of living in the whole of Britain, while the level is high enough - this makes it one of the ideal cities for students in the United Kingdom. The city is located on the famous Bristol Canal, which makes it an important port hub of communication and trade. ||| |Cardiff Sixth Form College is a private co-educational school for students from 16 to 19 years offering A-level and Cambridge Pre-U graduation programs. Also here the student can pass qualified, specialized studying courses to the chosen university. There is a Cambridge Pre-U program, a separate course on philosophy and critical logic, a course for applicants from Oxford and Cambridge. Specialized courses for pupils planning to enter the faculties of medicine, veterinary medicine or dentistry have also been prepared. The total number of students is about 300 people, of which 270 are studying at a boarding school in UK. The college is considered to be one of the best in statistics academic achievement. ||| |The director is now Liam Hughes: he was educated at the Irish school of Drimnagh Castle, holds a Bachelor of Arts degree and a certificate of the right to teach (junior and high school). ||| |Cardiff Sixth Form College is a valid and active member of The Spectator. This is not a specialized language school, so foreign students can not count on the supporting course of EFL (English as a foreign language): for the studying it is necessary to demonstrate the sufficiently high level of language knowledge. But there are a summer boarding schools in Europe with the study of English. Also within the walls of the college, you can effectively prepare for the IELTS and A-level exams: according to statistics, graduates receive scores no lower than 6.5. ||| |It is best to apply in the fall semester - before September, in which you want to start your studies. Entrance exams are usually waiting for applicants. Almost everyone takes an English test, so make sure your language level is strong enough: listening, reading, writing, speaking. Sometimes schools arrange entrance exams in the subjects that the student plans to study: for example, Cardiff Sixth Form College and Earlscliffe test applicants in mathematics. Often, a combination of examinations "English + Mathematics" is offered to students who plan to study at the GCSE and A-level. ||| | ||| |Quick overview of GCSE Program: ||| |About the educational program: Cardiff Sixth Form College offers children and students from any country a quality annual program GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education). For admission, you need to have a sufficient level of education and English language + successful passing the college entrance tests in English and mathematics. The intensive annual course provides a fundamental knowledge base and helps children to prepare themselves as much as possible for high school, to develop their learning and career skills. This program is especially useful for foreign students who are eager to switch to the British system of education, further education on the A-Level standard and admission to British or American universities. ||| |Children study from 6 to 9 key academic subjects depending on the desire and level of English proficiency. ||| |List of Main subjects includes: ||| |Additionally, one subject from the humanities is being studied (to choose from): ||| |Each subject is taught at a very high level: students not only receive knowledge, but learn to apply them in practice, spend a lot of time in laboratory and practical work. Teachers of the college do their best to help everyone to discover their potential and talents - children receive individual attention and support on all complex issues. During the program, English language skills are developed significantly, grammar and vocabulary classes, listening, reading, writing and speaking are taught. Particular attention is paid to the development of the ability to correctly and accurately express their thoughts and ideas with strict academic language. ||| |In addition to academic subjects, the GCSE standard assumes a whole range of activities aimed at comprehensive development: personal, social, medical, physical, and in addition children receive the basics of economic literacy and citizenship (PHSEE). In some cases, it is possible to receive classes according to the GCSE standard in their own language. ||| |As a result of education, students pass examinations in subjects and receive marks A, B, C and the highest score - A *. Anyone who successfully passes the exams is enrolled in an A-Level course at Cardiff Sixth Form College. In addition, the educational group Dukes Education provides an opportunity to transfer to other equally prestigious educational institutions, also under its leadership: ||| |Quick overview: the A-level program in the world is considered to be one of the highest quality in preparation for high school, and Cardiff Sixth Form College has the status of the leader in this course in Britain. Here, students are instilled with a craving for study, the desire to learn new things, and not just cram study materials - ensuring the highest results. ||| |A-level is designed for two years: ||| |And provides an independent choice of subjects and level for study: ||| |Pupils choose their own subjects and have the right to combine them in any combination - if in doubt, you can always consult college consultants for a study of the curriculum, admission schedule and your desires for your career and specialty. Each week, 24-30 lessons are provided in a ratio of 1: 7 (teacher: students), plus additional consultations and electives. ||| |Subjects available for study are: ||| |Quick overview about the program of Summer Academic English: ||| |An excellent course for adolescents is aimed at successful studies in the UK, preparing for GCSE courses, Pre-A-level exams. ||| |Program includes: ||| |Quick overview of the Oxford Preparation Programme: ||| |Summer course is designed for the most ambitious and motivated students who plan to enter prestigious universities - Oxford and Cambridge, London School of Economics, Imperial College London, University College London, Darem University. ||| |The summer program will help to understand: ||| |There is an option Oxford Preparation Program PLUS - with additional 1-2 weeks of academic English: ||| |Quick overview about the program of Medical School Preparation: ||| |A special course is designed for those students who are interested in medicine, veterinary medicine, dentistry, pharmacology and plan to enter the relevant departments of universities. Consultants and teachers will help you to draw up an effective plan for preparing and applying, to select the best medical schools, universities, colleges and faculties for yourself, which will help to win additional benefits in fierce competition. ||| |There is an option Medical School Preparation PLUS - with additional 1-2 weeks of academic English: ||| |Quick overview about the program of Engineering School Preparation: ||| |The summer special course is intended for adolescents who plan to master engineering specialties at universities. The program provides many thematic classes, additional excursions and consultations, including visits to Swansea University and the specialized Space Settlement Design Competition. ||| |Quick overview about the program of Law School Preparation: ||| |A specialized summer program is designed for those students interested in law and planning to build a career in law. Electives and excursions will bring a lot of usefulness to students - for example, trips to Cardiff courts and observation of real lawsuits and meetings. ||| | Art, biology, business, chemistry, design, drama, economics, geography, history, law, maths, music, physics | basketball, chess, dancing, fitness, football, netball, Photostudio, tennis | GCSE, A-Level program, Summer academic English, Preparing for Oxbridge, Summer medicine course, Summer engineering course, Summer law course | Trinity Court, 21-27 Newport Rd, Cardiff CF24 0AA | Studying on the program (1 academic year = 3 semesters)|Accommodation and meals (full board)|Medical care|24-hour child care and full security guarantee.|Registration fee|Air tickets in both directions|Transfer in both directions|Visa fees and services|Medical insurance|Curatorial assistance and support|Guardianship.|Registration fee (for a programme/course) 250 GBP|Deposit for a course/programme 9500 GBP | University | Swansea | English | Academic English | 46,400 | £ | year | United Kingdom | Cardiff | null |
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Girls and boys live separately. All the apartments have double rooms. Amenities are in the rooms. In each room there is a round-the-clock access to the Internet.|In general use of students in residences there are self-training centers, computer classes, rest rooms.|ACS Cobham provides comprehensive, three meals a day. It is balanced, diverse, healthy.|ACS Cobham International School is an international residential school UK. In its multicultural environment, adolescents learn to interact with society, following their personal goals.|A special motivating atmosphere has been created at the school. Here, every child can discover and develop academic, creative, athletic abilities.|The main educational principle is integration into the world community. Students brought up on it, easily adapt to the British, American, any other academic university environment.|At school, adolescents not only receive quality subject knowledge. They develop the most important social skills necessary for effective education in higher education and career development in the priority field of activity.|The educational institution is famous for its developed infrastructure. The school has excellent conditions for the comprehensive development of children.|Teachers of the school are curators, mentors, students' consultants. They constantly monitor the level of achievements of their pupils, adjust the curriculum if necessary.|The school is characterized by a rich social life. At leisure, no one here is bored.|first - August - January;|second - January - June.|registration fee;|deposit;|trips and excursions;|exams;|university applications,|hire a graduation form (cap and mantle);|damage or loss of textbooks or equipment;|additional food;|entertainment;|transfer;|execution of documents, air travel and .|Deposit for a course/programme 700 GBP|Registration fee (for a programme/course) 150 GBP|Guardianship services during the studies|Student supervision | The private boarding school Cobham International (ACS Cobham International School), founded in the second half of the last century as an educational institution for British and foreign students, today unites 4 campuses. One of them is in Qatar. At ACS Cobham International School in Surrey (20 miles from the British capital), as in others, students receive a flawless British education, are preparing to enter the selected universities. Studying takes place on one of two popular programs - the international IB and American AP. ||| |A distinctive feature of the school is the intercultural environment, where representatives of different nationalities study here. The student community of 4 ACS schools speaks 40 languages. ||| |The school's ranking is growing year after year. Students receive high results in the final exams. The average score for IB is 33 points. This result is more than 93% of adolescents. According to the AP, 77% of students take an examination with an assessment of 3. Graduates of a prestigious boarding school in UK study at the universities of London, Cambridge, Exter, Bath, Oxford, King's College. In America, most students often choose the universities of Boston, Columbia, Chicago, the prestigious Yale and Harvard. ||| |ACS Cobham International School accepts for studying teenagers who speak English at a level no lower than B2. In addition to the language certificate for admission, an assessment of 2 years is required, recommendations of teachers of English, mathematics, motivation letter. In some cases applicants have to take additional subject tests (mathematics). ||| |Presence of sports awards, achievements in science and creativity increases the chances of entering an educational institution. ||| |The students are offered two academic programs. For foreign students there is also a language department. The program in English allows you to tighten the language to the level of fluency. Classes are held in mini-groups. A feature of learning is the communication approach. All lessons are interactive. ||| |The International Baccalaureate curriculum includes 6 subjects. The list of disciplines includes native literature, mathematics, English, social, experimental sciences, natural, humanities, art, foreign language. 3 items out of 6 are studied in-depth. ||| |On a mandatory basis, IB students complete additional courses. CAS is dedicated to sports, social, creative activities. A minimum of 3 hours of studying time is devoted to the course weekly. The design work is carried out in the form of research, concluding by writing an essay with 4,000 characters. Critical thinking for IB students is developed by passing interdisciplinary science "Theory of knowledge". ||| |The Advanced Placement program is aimed at those wishing to receive education in American universities. It allows you to choose the subjects required for admission to higher education institutions. ||| |Bording is available only from the age of 14. Children under the age of 14 can study only on a full-time educational course. ||| | biology, chemistry, drama, drawing lessons, history, journalism, maths, media, photography, physical education, physics | baseball, Chorus, Cyclotourism, dancing, football, golf, judo, swimming, tennis, Theatrical arts, volleyball | IB program, Diploma + advanced placement, Middle school | ACS Cobham International School, Portsmouth Road, Cobham, Surrey KT11 1BL, England | first - August - January;|second - January - June.|registration fee;|deposit;|trips and excursions;|exams;|university applications,|hire a graduation form (cap and mantle);|damage or loss of textbooks or equipment;|additional food;|entertainment;|transfer;|execution of documents, air travel and .|Deposit for a course/programme 700 GBP|Registration fee (for a programme/course) 150 GBP | University | null | English | null | 46,880 | £ | year | United Kingdom | near London | null |
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| University Link | The URL or link associated with the university. |
| University Name | The name of the university. |
| University Rating | The rating or ranking of the university. |
| University Logo Link | The URL or link to the logo image of the university. |
| University Images Link Source | The URL or link to the source of images related to the university. |
| University Description Head | The heading or title of the university description. |
| University Descriptions | Detailed descriptions or information about the university. |
| Information about University | Additional information or details about the university. |
| University Subject | The main subjects or fields of study offered by the university. |
| University Activities | Activities or extracurricular programs offered by the university. |
| University Programs | Academic programs or courses offered by the university. |
| University Address | The physical address or location of the university. |
| Registration Fee | Fee required for registration or enrollment at the university. |
| Schools | Schools or faculties within the university. |
| Regions | Regions or areas associated with the university. |
| Languages | Languages of instruction or languages spoken at the university. |
| Sub Program | Subprograms or specialized areas of study within the university programs. |
| Price | Price or cost associated with university-related services or products. |
| Currency | Currency used for pricing or financial transactions. |
| Term | Term or semester information related to university programs. |
| Country | Country where the university is located. |
| City | City where the university is located. |
| University States | Additional states or information related to the university. |
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