IB

The full name is the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IB Course for short), which is a two-year course designed by the International High School Organization for high school students. The IB program is an intense and difficult curriculum that prepares students to enter university and earn an International Baccalaureate. There are three compulsory courses in the IB course, and students are allowed to choose the other three elective courses freely. Some students only choose three elective courses, but more students choose to modify 4 to 5 courses. Take the course and at the end you need to take the exam.

The content of the IB science course itself has increased. Students whose native language is not English also need to pass the language barrier and learn abstract and complex concepts in mathematics, physics, and chemistry in English. IB courses are taught and examined in English. The application requirements for IB science courses are also very high in terms of mathematics skills. The scores in IB DP science courses are related to future admissions. Generally speaking, the learning pressure of IB science courses is relatively high. Because of its comprehensiveness and focus on academics and innovation, IB students have incomparable advantages when applying to universities around the world, whether it is the Ivy League universities in the United States, the universities of Oxford and Cambridge in the United Kingdom, or the University of Hong Kong in Asia. The National University of Singapore, as well as the University of Sydney and the University of Melbourne in Oceania, all welcome IB students.