IBDP or A Level?
Both our International Baccalaureate (IBDP) and A Level programmes are rigorous and globally respected qualifications. Both open doors to leading universities in the UK and around the world.
But they are not the same. Each offers a different structure, a different rhythm of learning, and a different path towards success. Understanding those differences and the opportunities that each can provide, is key to making the right decision.
When considering which course might be right for you, we encourage you to reflect on your own learning style?
Our approach to both A Levels and IBDP requires consistent levels of motivation and organisation. A commitment to being organised and diligent in your study is vital for success across both courses.
IBDP or A Level?
The Distinctions:
1. Academic Challenge |
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2. Curriculum Structure |
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3. Assessment |
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4. Additional Core Components |
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5. Global Recognition |
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6. Teaching and Learning Style |
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7. University Preparation |
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8. Flexibility |
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We believe that all of our pupils can benefit from studying the IBDP at Charterhouse. It's broad, balanced and skills-focused education is excellent preparation for university courses around the world, and for professional life beyond.
Choosing to study 3 A Levels can provide the depth, specialism and analytical skills needed, if you have absolute clarity on what you plan to do at university or beyond. (4 A Levels are only possible if choosing Further Maths)
SIMON ALLEN, ASSISTANT HEAD, ACADEMIC