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International Baccalaureate Explored

About the International Baccalaureate Diploma

The International Baccalaureate or IB is a two year qualification usually taken by students after they are 16. Many schools and colleges offer it in the UK, and it is widely studied in other countries. You can take it in English, French or Spanish.

It is recognised by universities and employers as being as good or better than A Levels as a measure of your achievement.

IB Diploma passes are marked in points rather than A,B or C grades.

IB: What Will I Study?

The IB Diploma encourages you to study a wide range of subjects rather than specialising in just two or three. There are 3 compulsory subjects:


Theory of Knowledge - you'll learn how to present a rational argument by looking at evidence and experience.

Creativity, action and service - you'll complete activities in art, drama, music, sport or community service. You should get to choose which.

Extended essay - a 4000 word essay on a topic that you choose. This is where you show off your planning and research skills.


There are a further 6 subject areas, you get to select one from each area:


First language - your mother tongue (probably English if you're reading this).

A second language - your choice will probably be limited to those that your school teaches.

Science - choose from the 3 sciences and Design and Technology

Maths and Computing

The Arts - art, music or drama

History, Geography and Psychology


Out of these 6 options you decide on 3 to study at a higher level and 3 to do at a lower level. This means that if you're a whizz at science and maths you could pick these for example.

Unlike A Levels you don't get to drop subjects completely so you'll end up with with a qualification that shows your ability across all the curriculum.


The IB is assessed by coursework and exams. If you don't pass the whole thing you can be awarded certificates in the subjects you did pass. There's also a chance of retaking subjects to improve your grades.

IB... What Can I Study Next?

Many students who take the IB Diploma Programme continue their education; the qualification is recognised by universities in more than 100 countries. You may have to choose your optional subjects carefully if you want to follow a particular course or career.

External links to more information about the International Baccalaureate

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/EducationAndLearning/QualificationsExplained/DG_10039027


http://www.connexions-direct.com/


http://www.ibo.org/diploma/

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