How many IGCSE subjects are required in Kenya?

Most students take IGCSE examinations in nine subjects: Mathematics, English Language and English Literature, and at least one Science subject are compulsory. We also expect students to take at least one Humanities subject and a Modern Foreign Language.

What subjects does IGCSE have?

The IGCSE Curriculum core subjects are English, Mathematics, and Sciences. Moreover, students can also choose to study other subjects ranging from Social Science to Arts and Technology. For schools, the IGCSE Curriculum also proves to be very flexible and comes with excellent resources and training.

How many subjects are mandatory in IGCSE?

Students have to take a minimum of 5 and maximum 14 subjects which must include the 3 compulsory subjects of English, Science and Math. Students who pass 7 subjects stand to gain an International Certificate of Education or ICE.

Are there compulsory subjects for IGCSE?

Compulsory subjects include: English (Language and Literature) Mathematics. Science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)

Is GCSE equivalent to Kcse?

KCSE A-C- equivalent to GCSE Grade C.

What are the 5 subjects IGCSE?

IGCSE Basics IGCSE provides a broad and flexible study program and covers subjects from a variety of areas: Languages, Humanities, Social Sciences, Mathematics, Creative, Technical and Vocational.

What subjects are there in A Levels?

They are:

  • A-levels subjects include facilitating subjects which can help. you gain a uni place. English literature.
  • History.
  • Modern languages.
  • Classical languages.
  • Maths and further maths.
  • Physics.
  • Biology.
  • Chemistry.

What subjects are there in A levels?

What is GCSE in Kenya?

British Curriculum (GCSE) is a system of education taught in selected schools in Kenya. The curriculum, which originated from Britain, is pursued by students whose parents are not into 8-4-4 system. There are several advantages of GCSE system over 8-4-4 system, which are explained below.

What is A level equivalent to in Kenya?

At the end of the fourth year, from October to November students sit for the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination. This is similar to ‘A’ levels in the UK. Vocational schools and colleges. These are two- or three-year post secondary school institutions also termed colleges.