Insworld Institute was established in 2000 to provide local and international students in Singapore with the opportunity to study a curriculum that prepares them to sit for exams and acquire internationally-recognised academic qualifications. The Pearson Edexcel curriculum is the most suitable curriculum for Insworld students, as its international exams (Lower Secondary, International GCSE and International A-Level) are designed to meet the needs of the international student. In particular, the Pearson Edexcel International A-Level exams are modular rather than linear in design; an approach which can result in less stress and anxiety for the student while maintaining academic standards.
Insworld believes that teaching in small classes gives students the meaningful opportunity to extend their knowledge quickly and accurately. This is central to the way we work. We are able to cater for the needs of each individual learner while maintaining a proper focus on academic progress and exam success. Small classes also give students opportunities to develop the qualities of integrity, independence and empathy that will enable them to pursue their future goals with greater confidence and self-assurance.
What we believe in:
Insworld is a private school in Singapore which provides a holistic and comprehensive Pearson Edexcel curriculum. As a school our focus must be on academic success. Enabling students to make the most of their potential and opportunities to secure the best exam grades is central to our mission and values. The British-based curriculum we use helps our students to learn quickly and accurately, and offers excellent preparation for university-level studies. We take pride in the achievements of our students who have gone on to study at prestigious universities in Singapore or abroad. However, we also seek to help each student develop as an individual, to be self-reliant and able to think for themselves, to understand what they value and to stay true to these values. Study a curriculum that prepares them to sit for exams and acquire internationally-recognised academic qualifications.
Thank you for your interest in Insworld Institute.
Insworld is a distinctive institution. We are a private school located in Singapore teaching local and international students a British curriculum which has been adapted to suit the needs of the international learner.
Like all good schools, our primary focus is on the academic achievement of our students. Our experience and understanding of the needs of our students have led us to develop an approach to teaching and learning which we believe gives them the best opportunity to realise their academic potential. This approach works. Insworld students have a proven track record of gaining places at leading universities and medical schools.
We choose to work only with small class sizes (4-12 students). We see this as the most effective way to ensure that all students make academic progress. Small class sizes allow us to select the teaching methodology, resources and learning activities that enable each student in each class to extend their learning. We set our students challenging but achievable targets, and monitor their progress carefully. To make sure our students are working effectively, we provide extensive personal and academic support, including free one-to-one extra tuition sessions for all students who need it.
Insworld is about more than achieving good grades. We believe that students should develop personally as well as intellectually. We have programmes of extra-curricular activities that encourage students to participate in sports and recreational pastimes, as well as outreach activities which help promote a strong sense of social responsibility.
Insworld is a lively multi-national community. We aim to offer a safe and supportive environment in which every student can flourish. We encourage our students to be engaged, active and individual; to show mutual respect and consideration for others, and to value diverse cultural and social traditions. Our staff and our students make our school a welcoming and inclusive place where everyone can feel appreciated for who they are.
We look forward to welcoming you to our school.
Arthur Davis
Principal
Our Vision
To be internationally recognised for the provision of British Education in Singapore.
Our Mission
To provide the highest standards of British Education whilst caring for the needs of the individual.
Our Values
Our Culture
Fulfillment of individual potential through hard work and mutual respect.
Dylan Tan Chuen Wen (Singapore)
International A-Level 2023
“I feel, the Pearson Edexcel IAL programme is a simplier, more straightforward curriculum compared to the IB and the Singapore A levels. Coupled with the teacher’s expertise and patience in guiding each student through the course, my journey in Insworld has been positive.
Academics aside, Insworld has given me opportunity to lead the Student Council as President, with the autonomy to organise and manage multiple meetings and events.
I also appreciate the support and advice regarding university entry I have received.”
Zoey Qin Shan Yap (Malaysian)
International A-Level 2023
“I truly enjoyed my time at Insworld because of the amazing teachers I had, who were no doubt crucial in enabling me to ace my A-levels. The small classes and personal environment made me feel at home in school and allowed me to develop positive relationships with teachers and friends.”
Ian Alexander Isaac (Singaporean)
International A-Level 2022
“Insworld’s diversed yet small class sizes help each student to receive a broader perception of the world whilst also receiving the attention they require from their teachers to achieve their own academic objectives.
On top of that, Insworld’s closely knit culture allows for many ideas to be passed from older students, giving all the opportunity to make lasting memories with others as wells as make a meaningful contribution towards the school’s community.
Insworld has been a place for many, including myself, to grow holistically and I am truly glad to have spent my time furthering myself there.“
Ye Myint Khaing (Myanmar)
International A-Level 2022
“My journey at Insworld was unique. Unlike other students, I had to study online until the end of the course due to the political circumstances in my country. So it was a virtual experience for me, and I missed all the extracurricular activities. Leaving that behind, the educational support of the Insworld community was immense. The teachers were expert in their fields, and I always felt involved in class discussions, personal tutoring sessions and even practicals. With excellent guidance for my university application, what more could I ask for? I started attending Insworld with huge doubts about my IALs. Now, I have finished with the best grades achievable.
Cheng, Alisa Grace Tim-Yan (Singapore)
International A-Level 2021
“I joined Insworld Institute just 6 months before sitting for my A levels. It was a lot to take in as I had to re-do previous exams due to a change in syllabus. However, the teachers were very, very supportive and patient with me. I don’t think I could have asked for a better school environment, and I’m grateful to the teachers and the non-teaching staff for their support throughout.”
Jale Akin (United State of America)
Ali Akin ( IAL 2023)
“We are very grateful to have been part of the Insworld family. Their friendly approach and continuous support have been remarkable. Special thanks to our son’s academic mentor, whose enthusiasm and guidance kept him motivated.
Our son excelled in his A level studies and achieved excellent result. As a result of that he has gained more confidence to pursue his passion in engineering and he’s qualified to apply a college in USA, the one he has always wanted to join.”
Gerard Michael Mcdonnell (United Kingdom)
Justine Isaiah Man-on Umali ( IAL 2019) and Ashley Nicole Man-on Umali (IAL 2021)
“Insworld Institute is quite unique in the way it educates. The small classes, high contact from the teachers, tutors and management is special and they know every student extremely well and seem to care a lot about how the students are. They will adapt to the student’s needs probably better than any other school I have known. The weekly tests & subsequent reports can keep you intricately up to date with their progress and empower the teachers to know if a student missed something in time to correct it and move on. The British curriculum is well worked out and, if your student is willing to study, this school will certainly deliver great grades. Sports is definitely not their strength and really, all extra-curricular activities are at bit weak. This could be improved and would help the increase the enjoyment factor of school life considerably but in general, it is a great educational establishment.”
Moonlake Love Lee (Singapore)
Alisa Grace Tim-Yan Cheng ( IAL 2021) and Hana Grace Gar-Yan Cheng ( IAL 2022)
“The teachers are very caring and do their best to ensure that students master concepts. The school is also very accommodating and allows the flexibility of customizing subject combinations. I appreciate that there is a Special Education Needs coordinator (Ms Charlene) who was very proactive in supporting students and helping to ensure their mental/emotional well-being.”
Simon Smith (Australia)
Xavier Smith ( IAL 2022)
“Due to my work commitments, my son, Xavier was educated mostly in schools in Asia. When he returned to Australia, he found it difficult to settle in the land of his birth, and was particularly unhappy with his schooling. As a result I decided he should return to Singapore and continue his high school education there. I felt the International GCSE curriculum was the best choice for someone with his educational background, and began to look for a suitable school. From the very first meeting I felt Insworld Institute was a good fit for Xavier. The staff are genuine in their commitment to their students, offering support not just for their academic development, but also for their mental and social wellbeing. This gave Xavier the confidence to feel comfortable again in a school setting and return to regular school life. This was helped by the central location of Insworld (near Bugis) and the focus on meeting the needs of each individual student through teaching only in small groups. Xavier is part of a group, but also receives a lot of individual attention. I am extremely happy that I selected Insworld Institute for my son’s high school education, and would recommend it to parents and students looking for small class sizes with dedicated staff who can offer a more personal but always professional approach to education.”
Olga Tikhomirova (Russia)
Iuliia Tikhomirova (International GCSE 2021)
“When choosing an educational institution, the most important thing for us was the combination of three conditions:
-The school has a record of successful graduates.
-The school program is flexible and able to provide what my daughter is interested to study.
-The school is focused on the result of each child and able to develop the child’s individual potential as well as prepare them for further education.
We believe that we made the right choice, my daughter says that was the best school in her life, despite the fact that she studied at a school for gifted students in Russia.
She has achievements in drawing that she only dreamed of in childhood, unfortunately in Russia there was no opportunity to receive this additional education in addition to school due to the workload and distraction to other important activities and because of lack of confidence in her abilities. In Singapore, it turns out in the framework of the school curriculum, we see that we get decent professional knowledge.”
Insworld Institute is a private school based in Singapore. Since September 2000 we have aimed to provide the highest standards of education, whilst caring for the needs of each individual student.
Insworld encourages students to be active participants in their classes, engaging with their learning while maintaining a clear focus on academic achievement.
The school promotes the core values of Integrity, Diversity, Social Responsibility and Leadership. These will help our students to become rounded and resourceful young people, equipped to make a positive contribution to society
Insworld offers a range of academic courses in preparation for exams set by Pearson Edexcel, a fully accredited UK exam board and awarding body.
Insworld also teaches an English Language programme (English for Academic Study) designed to prepare students for progression to academic programmes taught in English.
International Advanced Level / GCE Advanced Level
A-Level programmes prepare students for entry to university. Leading international universities in the UK, the USA, Australia, Canada and most other countries require students to take 3 subjects. Universities in Singapore normally require good passes in 4 subjects.
International GCSE (International GCSE)
Insworld students normally take 6 subjects at International GCSE level. These must include English and Maths, which are compulsory. They may then select a further 4 from the range of choices that is available.
Edexcel International Tuition Programme (an International Lower Secondary Programme)
This programme typically focuses on 6 subjects, covering the sciences, arts and humanities, as well as English and Mathematics. There are also options to study Art and Chinese on this programme.
Insworld is committed to its students’ social, cultural and moral development. The school is a place where every student’s background, culture and traditions are respected and valued. Insworld promotes mutual respect, integration and integrity in all its activities. This is evidenced in the atmosphere at the school, which is receptive, friendly and inclusive.
Insworld teaches a British-based curriculum leading to International GCSE (O-Level) and International A-Level or GCE A-Level qualifications. All Insworld academic programmes use specifications developed by Pearson Edexcel, a fully accredited UK exam provider, and lead to qualifications (International GCSE and A-Level) that are recognized internationally by leading universities around the world.
What are the differences between ‘international’ A-Levels and GCSE exams, and those which are taught in England
Pearson Edexcel international qualifications (International GCSE and IAL) are benchmarked to the same standards determined by the UK Department of Education as GCSE and GCE A-Level exams. Consequently, they are recognised by universities and employers in Singapore, the UK and internationally as having the same academic weight and as indicating the same levels of academic potential and achievement.
The main difference is that International GCSE and IAL programmes and exams are designed to be more accessible to the international learner.
A-Level qualifications are recognised by universities in the UK, Singapore and worldwide as valid indicators of academic achievement and potential. Good grades at A-Level will qualify students for entry to leading universities in Singapore, in the UK, and internationally.
This October, Insworld graduates will begin their studies at leading universities in the UK such as University of Cambridge, University College London, Durham, Warwick and Bristol, to study subjects such as Law, Engineering, Environmental Science and English Literature.
Other Insworld graduates have gone on to study at Imperial College (London), National University of Singapore, University College London, the University of Edinburgh, Sydney University and many other prestigious international institutions. See here for the academic achievements of our graduates over the past years.
Insworld chooses to teach International A-Level exams provided by Pearson Edexcel, a fully licensed and accredited UK exam board. These A-Levels are modular, not linear, in design. Each subject is divided into discrete units (modules) which are examined and marked separately. Students may take exams in January , May/June, and October each year. The final grade is based on the aggregate of the marks achieved in all the different modules.
Modular exams have many advantages for students. Students can delay taking an exam if they feel they need more time, as it is possible to take exams in specific modules in any exam session. Only the best mark achieved in each module will count towards the final grade. The modular approach allows the burden and pressure of exams to be spread out over the duration of the course. This reduces the level of stress students feel about exams, and helps them to deal with exam nerves and anxieties. Students are also able to assess their progress by looking at real exam results – the most authentic type of feedback.
Our International A-Level program usually lasts 18 months (rather than 2 academic years). This can represent a significant saving in time and money. There are two main exam series each year (in January and in May/June). As Pearson Edexcel International A-Levels are modular (not linear) in design students may take exams at different times over the course of their programme. This means that they will be able to show real results to universities, not base their application on predicted grades or subjective evaluations. This is appreciated by universities, and can lead to students receiving favourable conditional offers.
Admissions Office personnel will assist students with all aspects of the university application process. We have experience of helping students gain places at universities all over the world. We are able to offer general guidance about selecting courses and selecting universities, as well as assistance with the particular requirements of applications such as writing personal statements.
Students who study for the IB are required to study at least 6 subjects, including a second language, Maths and Sciences.
IB assessment is based on a combination of internal and external assessment, with written exams and marked coursework contributing to the final award. This programme works well for students with a wide range of abilities who enjoy the challenge of producing coursework across multiple disciplines.
IB is a linear programme. Students take exams at the end of two years of studies. Should a student want to re-take any part of the exam, they would need to wait one year for the next examination session.
International A-Levels offer a different approach. IAL students study fewer subjects (usually 3 or 4 subjects), but at a greater level of depth. Students can choose the subjects which interest them the most, and which will provide them with the most focused and relevant preparation for their university level studies. Students will not need to spend time and energy getting grades in subjects they do not enjoy, that do not interest them and which will have no relevance to their further education.
A-Levels are not just about acquiring information. They also emphasise the importance of being able to apply information accurately across different contexts. Success at A-Level requires students to have a secure and extensive understanding of each subject, but also the ability to analyse, and evaluate, and think critically about a range of problems. These skills are essential for successful study at university.
Pearson Edexcel International A-Levels are modular. Each subject is divided into discrete units which are examined and marked separately. Students normally take exams in January, May/June each year. The final grade is based on the aggregate of the marks achieved in all the different modules.
Students can delay taking an exam if they feel they need more time to prepare.
It is also possible to re-take exams in specific modules at any exam session. Only the best mark achieved from your two most recent attempts in each module will count towards the final grade.
This allows students to plan their further studies based on their actual progress and real exam results.
Singapore-Cambridge A-Level exams are designed to assess the learning of students in the Singapore state education system.
Singapore-Cambridge A-Level exams also put a high premium on being able to memorise and recall a lot of information.
Singapore-Cambridge A-Level students are expected to study 5 subjects, including a compulsory General Paper and a mix of science and humanities subjects.
Singapore-Cambridge A-Levels are linear. Students take exams at the end of two years of studies. Should a student want to re-take an exam, they would need to wait one year for the next examination series.
Students who opt to study for International A-Levels typically study 3-4 subjects. Fewer subjects mean that they can study in greater depth and with a sharper focus. IAL students can concentrate on the subjects which interest them the most and which will provide them with the best academic and intellectual preparation for studies at the university of their choice.
Pearson Edexcel International A-Levels are modular. Each subject is divided into discrete units which are examined and marked separately. Students normally take exams in January and May/June. The final grade is based on the aggregate of the marks achieved in all the different modules.
Students can delay taking an exam if they feel they need more time to prepare.
It is also possible to re-take exams in specific modules at any exam session. Only the best mark achieved from the two most recent settings of in each module will count towards the final grade.
This allows students to plan their future studies based on their actual progress and real exam results.
International A-Levels have been developed to evaluate the learning of students from a wide range of cultural and educational backgrounds. Consequently, the format and presentation of exams are intended to be accessible and clear, and designed to test the student’s knowledge and understanding, not exam technique and memory. IAL programmes focus on extending subject knowledge, but very importantly also develop students’ critical thinking and evaluative skills. Students are tested not just on what they know, but also on how they can apply this knowledge to a range of different situations.
IAL students are encouraged to think for themselves, and develop as independent learners. They learn how to explore ideas and evaluate and analyse information. These skills are essential for university level study.
The school sends weekly reports regularly to parents/guardians. In addition we have formal parents’ meetings every term, and send a comprehensive report at the end of each term. We also encourage parents and guardians to contact the school about any matter that is concerning them at any time. We believe in close cooperation between the school and parents and guardians. Openness and transparency help everyone to understand what is happening and to be in a position to find effective solutions to problems.
Each student is assigned a Personal Tutor, whom they meet every week. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss any academic or other issues that are concerns for the student or the school. This is an important opportunity to give and to receive feedback which can help the student to stay on track and can help the school to understand and address any problems that are raised.
Students are also given formal tests regularly in each of their subjects. This allows them to practice exam-style tasks under exam conditions and helps their teachers to know how well they have understood particular topics or concepts. The students get accurate feedback on their academic performance as well as the opportunity to improve their study skills through working under time pressure in a formal setting. The results of these assessments are sent each week to the student’s parent(s)/guardian.
If a student is having particular difficulties with any aspect of their programme and needs extra help, they will be given extra one-to-one tuition with their subject teacher. These sessions are free of charge.
Every student needs to achieve a minimum attendance rate of 75%, to ensure that they have attended enough classes to be able to complete the course successfully. If their attendance falls below 75% consistently they may not be permitted to take external exams, and risk being permanently excluded from the school.
All Student’s Pass holders must maintain a 90% attendance. If they do not, they will be reported to the Singapore authorities, and their Student’s Pass may be withdrawn, or may not be renewed.
New students may be asked to take a series of placement tests to allow us to assess their level, and have a better understanding of their academic strengths and weaknesses.
Students must meet minimum English Language requirements level in order to be accepted onto an academic programme;
IAL/GCE A-Level IELTS 5.0 or equivalent
International GCSE IELTS 4.5 or equivalent
EITP (Lower Secondary) IELTS 4.0 or equivalent
Some universities will accept students onto their Foundation Programmes on the strength of their results at International GCSE.
Foundation programmes are usually designed for entry into a specific university. This university provides accreditation for its foundation programme, and its often the only institution which will recognise its validity. Frequently, if you complete a foundation programme run by a university, you will be qualified to join a degree programme only at the university. You may not be qualified to transfer to a different institution.
A-levels have worldwide recognition. Leading universtities internationally understand that A-levels are valid and reliable indicators of a student’s academic ability and potential, and accept students on the basis of these qualifications. A-levels have an established reputation for offering students excellent preparation for their further studies. Universities appreciate that A-level students have studied subjects in depth, and have been encourage to develop the higher level critical thinking and evaluates skills that are essential for successful study at university.
A-levels offer students the greatest range of options for study at university. You can choose the course that suits you best, at the university that suits you best in the country that suits you best.
A Dependent’s Pass (DP) can be granted only by the ICA (Immigration & Checkpoint Authority) of Singapore. Parents of international students can apply for DP after obtaining a Student’s Pass for the student. Insworld will provide the necessary documents for such applications. However, there is no guarantee that an application for a DP will be successful.
Insworld is not just about academic achievement. Extra-curricular activities are an important part of the school’s work. These can help students develop their social and inter-personal skills as well as enjoy themselves and have fun. Every year, students attend a specialist Leadership Camp to focus on developing the key skills of leading and working together in groups. Extra–curricular activities include multiple sports events ranging from basketball to futsal, as well as videography, photography, and the opportunity to visit museums and cultural events.
Our fees are calculated to be reasonable and competitive when compared to other International schools in Singapore. They also reflect the personal service that is given to each student, with our small class sizes, and detailed attention to the particular needs of each student. We also offer scholarships and discounts to deserving students. You can find out the fees in course fee section, if you have any queries on what the fees cover please do not hesitate to contact us at enquires@insworld.edu.sg.
Insworld is a multinational community. To date, students from 45 countries have studied with us. Our students learn to be tolerant, receptive and accepting towards people of different cultures and traditions.
No. Although both programmes are designed to prepare students for entry to undergraduate degree programmes at university, the A-Level option offers substantially wider opportunities.
Foundation programmes are usually designed for entry into a specific university. They are often designed and operated by one university. This university provides accreditation for its foundation programme, and is often the only institution which will recognise its validity. Frequently, if you complete a foundation programme run by a university, you will be qualified to join a degree programme only at that university. You may not be qualified to transfer to a different institution.
A-Levels have worldwide recognition. Leading universities internationally understand that A-Levels are valid and reliable indicators of a student’s academic ability and potential, and accept students on the basis of these qualifications. A-Levels have an established reputation for offering students excellent preparation for their further studies. Universities appreciate that A-Level students have studied subjects in depth, and have been encouraged to develop the higher level critical thinking and evaluative skills that are essential for successful study at university.
A-Levels offer students the greatest range of options for study at university. You can choose the course that suits you best, at the university that suits you best in the country that suits you best.
Yes, Pearson Edexcel IAL is recognized by the national universities in Singapore. You may refer to programme entry requirements under international qualifications section.
Insworld Institute has a track record of students being accepted to NUS, NTU, and SMU.
A student who wishes to enter Singapore National Universities would expect to have very good grades in 4 subjects.
At Insworld Institute we arrange career talks with selected universities from different countries. For example, webinars for our students were conducted by the following institutions: Cambridge University, National University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University, Royal Holloway, University of London, and EHL Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne.
Each student has a Personal Tutor who will guide the academic development of the student. Weekly sessions are set with the purpose of reviewing the student’s progress towards individually set goals.
In addition, in the last year of studies, students will have individual sessions with the Admissions Counselor, who will help them to find the course and university which best matches their ambitions, as well as providing help with the application process.
September 2000
Insworld School was established
April 2004
Official Opening by the British High
Commissioner HE Sir Alan Collins CMG
on 23 April 2004
May 2010
20 May 2010 registered with Council
for Private Education
October 2010
4 October 2010 changed name
to Insworld Institute
August 2014
Celebrated its 14th Anniversary with
guest of honour British High
Commissioner HE Antony Phillipson on
19 August 2014
September 2017
Ribbon cutting Ceremony at
Insworld’s Open House, 27 September
by HE Scott Wightman, British High
Commissioner to Singapore
August 2020
Relocation to North Bridge Centre
420 North Bridge Road
#-05-11/12 North Bridge Centre
Singapore 18872
August 2021
Expansion: Moving to premises in the National Library Building.
100 Victoria Street #08-02 National Library Building
Singapore 188064
Management Team
The Insworld Management brings a
wide range of educational experience
and professionalism to the task of
managing the school.
The Academic Board ensures that academic standards are maintained and enhanced throughout the school, giving students the best chance to succeed. The Examination Board ensures that all exams – external and internal – are conducted fairly, honestly and efficiently.
Diverse, hardworking, caring and well-trained – we believe that our teaching and support staff have the right credentials, experience, background and skills to help our students become academic achievers and socially responsible individuals.
Academic Qualifications:
Master of Arts, Work Based Learning Studies – Middlesex University, United Kingdom
Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature – University College London, United Kingdom
Subjects Taught:
EAS: English for Academic Study
EITP: English Language
International GCSE: English as a Second Language, English Language, English Literature
A-Level: English Language, English Literature
Academic Qualifications:
Master of Commerce in Corporate Secretaryship – University of Madras, India
Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting and Finance – University of Madras, India
Subjects Taught:
International GCSE : Accounting, Business Studies, Economics, Commerce
A-Level : Accounting, Business Studies, Economics
Academic Qualifications:
Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Science – University of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
Subjects Taught:
EITP : Biology and Chemistry
International GCSE : Chemistry
A-Level : Chemistry
Academic Qualifications:
Diploma in Teaching Chinese Language – Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Bachelor of Management – Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, China
Subjects Taught:
EITP: Chinese
International GCSE: Chinese
A-Level: Chinese
Academic Qualifications:
Master of Arts – National University of Singapore, Singapore
Bachelor of Arts – University of North Bengal, India
Subjects Taught :
EITP: English Language, Mathematics, Geography, History
International GCSE: English Language, English Literature, English as 2nd Language, History
A-Level: English Language, History
Academic Qualifications:
Diploma in Materials Science, Republic of Polytechnic, Singapore
Subjects Taught:
EITP : Mathematics, Science ( Biology, Chemistry, and Physics)
International GCSE : Chemistry, Mathematics
Academic Qualifications:
Bachelor of Arts, Goldsmith’s College – University of London, England
Diploma in Fine Arts, Lasalle College of the Arts, Singapore
Subjects Taught:
EITP : Art & Design
International GCSE : Art & Design
A-Level : Art & Design
Academic Qualifications:
Bachelor of Science (Business Administration). State University New York, United States
Subjects Taught:
EAS: English for Academic Study
EITP: Mathematics, Science ( Biology and Chemistry, Physics)
Academic Qualifications:
Master of Science (Bio-Technology) – Panjab University, India
Bachelor of Science (Medical Biotechnology) – Amity University, India
Subjects Taught:
EITP: Biology, Chemistry, Physics
International GCSE: Biology
A-Level: Biology
Academic Qualifications:
Bachelor of Science, National University of Singapore, Singapore
Subjects Taught:
International GCSE : Mathematics, Physics
IAL : Mathematics, Physics
Academic Qualifications:
Master of Science (Science Communication) – National University of Singapore, Singapore and Australian National University, Australia
Bachelor Of Science – University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka
Subjects Taught:
EITP: Mathematics, Physics
International GCSE: Chemistry, Mathematics, Further Pure Mathematics, Physics, ICT
A-Level: Mathematics, Physics
Academic Qualification:
Master of Finance, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia
Bachelor of Accountancy, The National University of Singapore, Singapore
Subjects Taught:
International GCSE: Commerce
A-Level: Business, Economics
Academic Qualification:
Bachelor of Arts in English and History – University of Sussex, United Kingdom
Subjects Taught:
EITP: English Language, Science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics), History
International GCSE: English Language, English Literature, English as 2nd Language, History
Academic Qualification:
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration ( Marketing), University of Wales, United Kingdom
Bachelor of Accountancy, Nanyang Technology University
GCE “A” Level
Subjects Taught:
EITP: Mathematics
International GCSE: Further Pure Maths, Mathematics, Physics
Academic Qualifications :
Bachelor of Science, Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut, India
Subjects Taught:
International GCSE: Further Mathematics, Mathematics
A-Level: Further Mathematics, Mathematics
Academic Qualifications :
Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (“ACCA”) – Sunway University College, Malaysia
Subjects Taught:
International GCSE: Accounting, Commerce
A-Level: Accounting
Academic Qualification:
Bachelor of Science – Rajarata University of Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka
Subjects Taught:
EITP: Mathematics, Science (Physics)
International GCSE: Further Pure Math, Mathematics, Physics
A-Level: Further Mathematics, Mathematics, Physics
Academic Qualification:
Bachelor of Secondary Education, Siena College, Philippines
Subjects Taught:
EAS: English for Academic Study, Elementary, Intermediate, Advanced
EITP : English Language, Science (Biology, Physics & Chemistry)
International GCSE: English as a Second Language, English Language
Academic Qualifications:
Bachelor of Business Commerce- University of Tasmania, Australia
Subjects Taught:
EITP : Mathematics
International GCSE : Further Pure Maths, Mathematics
A-Level : Further Mathematics, Mathematics
Academic Qualification:
Master in English – Yangon University, Myanmar
Bachelor in Arts in English Literature – Yangon University, Myanmar
Subjects Taught:
EAS: English for Academic Study, Elementary, Intermediate, Advanced
International GCSE: English as a Second Language, English Language, English Literature
A-Level: English Language
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