Our two-year IGCSE education at the SMART Campus is an internationally recognised programme which gives a jump start to international curricula like IBDP.
The Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) is the world’s most popular international curriculum for 14 to 16 year olds. Offered in nearly 2,300 schools in over 130 countries worldwide, this internationally recognised programme is the equivalent of GCSE in the United Kingdom and the International GCE 'O' Level Examinations.
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The COVID-19 pandemic is likely to have a major economic impact on all industries, which may lead to job losses or loss of income. A timely financial assistance scheme has been designed under the Global Indian International School (“GIIS”) called the Resilience Scholarship (GRS 2020) , to allow students studying in any international school in Singapore cope with the COVID-19 impact.
The Global Schools Foundation has been contributing to the educational needs of students through various programmes and initiatives. Through the Merit-Cum-Means scholarship, GSF plans to extend support through financial assistance, and make education affordable for parents across financial spectrums.The scholarship is aimed for students who are residents of Singapore, including existing parents and student fraternity of GII.
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The scholarship is associated with each of the GEM in GIIS Nine GEMS pedagogy. Students who have received National or International recognition, or have contributed, in fields of sport, co-curricular activities including visual and performing arts, community service, innovation and entrepreneurship, showed extraordinary leadership skills are eligible to apply.
Critical thinking, enquiry-based learning and problem solving are the most significant learning outcomes of the Cambridge IGCSE programme. It is a good balance between retaining local relevance and embracing the international outlook, and subsequently lays the groundwork for lifelong learning.
Students follow a broad and balanced curriculum with subjects that are diverse and relevant enough to encourage learners to have a solid foundation in English, Maths and Science.
For students of Cambridge IGCSE, this is the first step towards choosing International Curricula as their mode of higher study, such as the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. These students have an exemplary track record in examinations, as the programme develops critical skills, including creative thinking, enquiry and problem solving.
In doing so, the programme lays the vital groundwork for subsequent lifelong learning. Progress along the way is facilitated by annual goal setting exercises designed to help students set goals and achieve them.
For students of Cambridge IGCSE, this is the first step towards choosing International Curricula as their mode of higher study, such as the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. These students have an exemplary track record in examinations, as the programme develops critical skills, including creative thinking, enquiry and problem solving.
In doing so, the programme lays the vital groundwork for subsequent lifelong learning. Progress along the way is facilitated by annual goal setting exercises designed to help students set goals and achieve them.
