IGCSE

For pupils in the secondary education stage, the IGCSE, or worldwide General Certificate of Secondary Education, is a recognised worldwide credential. As a stepping stone to higher education or additional studies, it is often taken by students between the ages of 14 and 16. The University of Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) offers the IGCSE, which is widely recognised by universities, colleges, and employers around the world. Languages, sciences, humanities, and mathematics are all included in the IGCSE curriculum. It strives to give pupils a well-rounded education and help them hone their communication, critical thinking, and research abilities. Students can demonstrate their knowledge and understanding of the disciplines through coursework, oral exams, written exams, and practical examinations throughout IGCSE assessments. The IGCSE degree gives students vital abilities that they can use in many different aspects of their lives and in their future occupations in addition to preparing them for further academic careers.