Cambridge Curriculum is available for all levels for school students starting from age 5 up to 19 years old. It is basically divided into 4 parts as per shown below:
| Levels | Age Range |
|---|---|
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Cambridge Primary |
6 to 11 years old
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Cambridge Lower Secondary |
11 to 14 years old |
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Cambridge Upper Secondary |
14 to 16 years old |
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Cambridge Advanced |
16 to 19 years old
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Each level offers a wide range of subjects that perfectly suits the learners’ needs.
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2. Cambridge Examinations
Cambridge examinations are conducted twice in a year – summer & winter series. Its summer series is usually held in May/June and winter series is in Oct/Nov. Participants required to enroll for the exam before the due dates. Exam centres are locally available Cambridge Schools & British Councils.
3. Exam Grading
Cambridge Upper Secondary and Advanced\ Level grading include A* (for highest) up to E (for lowest). A student is ungraded if he/she gets below E which also means that student has not reached the standard. Subjects teachers must take responsibility to share the information on the grading system of their respective subject.
4. International Recognition
Cambridge qualifications are widely recognized by universities around the world. In fact, some countries and institutions prefer to have Cambridge qualifications as a requirement for higher education. The ultimate reason for that is the quality of learning and course content provided by Cambridge. It develops a strong foundation of school education and prepares learners for their future.
5. Learning Benefits and Assessments
Cambridge Curriculum is a very balanced material for learners of the 21st century. It ensures that the learners not only improve their academic skills but also become capable to reflect on real-life experience. Each and every course provides exact information based on levels in a very systematic way. It is all about exploring and understanding how things work.