FAQ’s and Accreditation

Your child’s certificate is recognized by the Ministry of Education and will be handed a Tawjihi equivalency certificate upon completion of the British / American program requirements that allows them to study in Jordan in major universities as Tanafus (Competitive) just like the national Tawjihi students  

The IGCSE / IAL and ACT’s are known to be the strongest curriculum in the world right now (mostly the British program) as they provide your child with a curriculum that ensures they are ready for university as most of their subjects are 1st and 2nd year university material. Their certificates give you a higher chance for your child to study outside in USA, UK, Canada and more as they recognize their certificates as your child would be a holder of it 

Due to the Ministry of Education’s regulations, the British pattern IGCSE/IAL program contains of 8 subjects in total for the Jordanian Tawjihi equivalency that the student must complete in order to graduate auspiciously. It is divided into 6 O-Levels and 2 Advanced Levels which the student can split the subjects into 3 years to complete in the following sessions of January/February, May/June and October/November respective to qualification level 

Whereas the American pattern ACT program contains 6 total subjects that the student is examined in which also 25% from their grades rely on their school grades added to their total ACT score. The program is divided into 8 exam sessions per year where the student can take their exam in and can be split into 3 years to allow students to be examined calmly. The session months available are in September, October, December, February, April, June and July  

Students taking the British / American program sit their exams in the American Academy with special made rooms to conduct exams with the presence of invigilators from the British Council. Students are given the chance to retake their exams 7 times in one year. In order to allow students to not be anxious they are allowed to split their exams into 3 consecutive years from Year 10 to Year 11 until Year 12 and can take it privately later once graduated. Finally, students are allowed to appeal on their exam paper in order to return it to the exam board for them to recheck their grade in case of mismarking