Cambridge International AS & A Levels are internationally recognised qualifications awarded at the end of the British curriculum offered at Cracow International School High School. They are accepted by universities worldwide and are widely used as part of the university admissions process.
Cracow International School is accredited by Cambridge International Education and Oxford AQA and is an official Cambridge examination centre (PL027). This enables students to complete their Cambridge examinations directly at the school.
The Cambridge IGCSE programme concludes with externally assessed examinations that formally recognise the knowledge and skills developed during the first two years of study.
Subject choices for Cambridge International AS & A Levels are made at the end of Year 11, following completion of the Cambridge IGCSE programme. At this stage, students select three or four subjects aligned with their academic interests and intended university course.
The Cambridge Advanced programme (AS & A Levels) spans two years and focuses on a smaller number of subjects studied in greater depth. This approach enables students to develop advanced subject knowledge while preparing for the academic expectations of higher education.
Mock examinations form an important part of the preparation process at Cracow International School. Designed to reflect the format and conditions of the final examinations, they help students assess their readiness and prepare with confidence for the examination session.
Before the final examination session, students receive predicted grades prepared by their teachers. In many countries, these grades form part of the university admissions process and may be considered by universities when assessing applications.
