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Armenia, Yerevan
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The school offers Pearson Edexcel International A-levels and an Armenian High School Diploma, with a combined A-levels and Armenian diploma program available within one school. The Armenian High School Diploma is provided following accreditation in 2023, enabling the delivery of a national curriculum with an international approach. A-level Departments are Business & Economics, IT and Mathematics/Physics, all taught in English 4–5 days a week (3–6:15 PM). The Middle School program follows KS3 (grades 5–7) and iGCSE (grades 8–9) in English, laying a foundation for future study. Extension courses include English for Young Learners, TOEFL iBT, IELTS, General English and Mathematics, designed to prepare prospective applicants for BISA entry exams.
Afterschool for Middle Schoolers (KS3, iGCSE) runs from 3:30–5:45 PM, 3–5 times per week. English, Math and Science courses are taught in English, with KS3 (grades 5–7) following the KS3 curriculum and grades 8–9 following iGCSE studies.
British International School of Armenia is an independent international school that blends Pearson Edexcel curricula with Armenian national qualifications. It offers Pearson iGCSE and International A‑levels alongside the Armenian National Diploma for High School, and runs KS3 and iGCSE programs for Middle School. Instruction is in English, with extension options such as English for Young Learners, TOEFL iBT, IELTS, General English and Mathematics to support study and assessment. The Armenian diploma is delivered in parallel with international qualifications, following accreditation in 2023. A‑level Departments cover Business & Economics, IT and Mathematics/Physics, all taught in English 4–5 days a week (3–6:15 PM). Afterschool provision for Middle School (KS3 and iGCSE) runs from 3:30–5:45 PM, three to five times weekly. The school operates independently, collaborating with educators to combine Armenian educational traditions with international curricula and aims to prepare students for local and global higher education. It is independently governed and accountable too.
