The Cambridge International Curriculum is an educational programme developed by Cambridge Assessment International Education, a division of the University of Cambridge. It is specifically designed to meet the needs of international schools, with content and assessments adapted for students from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds.

This programme follows the same progression as the traditional British system but with greater pedagogical flexibility and a more internationalised content, making it a popular choice in over 160 countries and 10,000 schools.

• Cambridge Early Years – Ages 2.5 to 5
  A solid foundation in communication, motor skills, exploration and creative expression, designed for multicultural settings.
  

• Cambridge Primary – Ages 5 to 11
  Instruction in English, Maths, Science, Arts, and Technology, with optional assessments at each stage to monitor individual progress.
  

• Cambridge Lower Secondary – Ages 11 to 14
  Further development in all subjects, with a skills-based, inquiry-led approach.
  

• Cambridge Upper Secondary – IGCSE – Ages 14 to 16
  Preparation for the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE), a globally recognised equivalent to GCSEs.
  

• Cambridge Advanced – A Levels / AS Levels – Ages 16 to 18
  In-depth study in 3 to 4 subjects with final examinations. This diploma is widely accepted by universities worldwide, including in the UK, US, and Canada.
  

• Designed for global learners: programmes created for multicultural students.
• Accurate, progressive assessment with subject choice flexibility.
• Globally recognised qualifications (IGCSE and A Levels).
• High-quality educational resources supported by the University of Cambridge.