The International Baccalaureate (IB) board offers high-quality international educational programmes to students in the age group 3-19.

To nurture critical thinking and build problem-solving skills, four programmes are offered by IB - PYP, MYP, Diploma, and Career-related. With a major focus on encouraging diversity, curiosity, international-mindedness, and a healthy learning environment, the IB programmes develop well-rounded individuals who can contribute their future-ready skills to make the world a better place.

Founded in 1968 in Geneva, the IB has been serving for more than 55 years and has a team of world-class educators and coordinators from a global community. With over 1.95 million students across 5,900+ schools in 160+ countries, the IB Board fosters confident, responsible individuals who are ready to shape the world.

1. Primary Years Programme (PYP)

   • Primary Years Programme (PYP) nurtures and develops conceptual understanding of children aged from 3-12 using learning through inquiry and a transdisciplinary curriculum framework.

   • The PYP student-centered approach develops knowledge, skills, and conceptual understanding in the learner to empower them to make a difference in their own lives, community, and the nation.

2. Middle Years Programme (MYP)

   • Middle Years Programme (MYP) is a 5-year plan for students aged 11-16 years through schools in two, three, or four-year formats.

   • The programme aims to develop a confident learner who can make the practical connection between classroom studies and the real world.

   • MYP takes at least 50 hours of teaching time for each of its eight subject groups.

   • The successful completion of MYP prepares students to undertake the IB Career-related Programme (CP) or Diploma Programme (DP).

3. Diploma Programme (DP)

   • The Diploma Programme (DP) for 16-19-year-old students is made up of 6 subject groups and the core components comprising:

     • Creativity‑Activity‑Service (CAS)
     • Theory of knowledge (TOK)
     • The Extended Essay (EE)

   • DP helps students flourish physically, intellectually, emotionally, and ethically and excel in their overall career and in leading a meaningful life.

4. Career-related Programme (CP)

   • The Career Programme (CP) offers at least two Diploma IB programmes, designed for 16-19-year-old students in their final school years.

   • CP further includes four components (consisting of personal and professional skills, service learning, language development, and a reflective project) and a career-related study, preparing them for their career pathways.

   • Unlike diploma courses that provide theoretical insights, CP's approach to learning is practical, leading graduates to further higher education, apprenticeships, or employment.