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Cyprus, Nicosia
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The Careers Counsellors and the School Psychologists work with the School Management to help all students cope with adversity and improve their overall performance. Two Career Counsellors provide guidance on subject choices, career planning and related opportunities.
The school does not provide special education or support services, nor the option for a personal aide. Concessions may include extra time on assessments, simplified instructions, and enlarged typeface; specialised audiovisual equipment is not provided.
In Senior, students are divided between those who take IGCSE English as a Second Language and those who prepare for the Cambridge Advanced English (CAE). English is taught as a First Language in Forms 4 and 5.
Mental health programmes are in place at the school level and the school counsellor is involved in addressing student wellbeing and safeguarding.
The Safe School and Anti-Bullying Policy establishes a safe, welcoming environment; bullying is prohibited and incidents are addressed with the involvement of teachers, school management and the school counsellor.
The G C School of Careers is a long‑standing private English secondary school in Strovolos, Cyprus, established in 1973. It offers a Pearson Edexcel IGCSE programme with progression to A‑levels in Forms 6–7 and the School Apolytirion diploma, recognised by the Ministry of Education and Culture, foreign academic institutions and local employers. In Lower School (Forms 1–3), students study English Language, Modern Greek, Mathematics, History, General Science, Geography, ICT, Art & Design, Music, Religious Studies, Physical Education and French (Forms 2–3). Non‑native Greek speakers undertake Modern Greek for Beginners. Forms 4–5 include seven IGCSE subjects with English First Language and Mathematics compulsory, plus options such as Art & Design, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, English Literature, French, Geography, History and Physics. Forms 6–7 require four A‑levels from a broad list. The campus features laboratories, five Computer Labs, a library, an Auditorium, Art & Design rooms and a sports complex, plus The GCS Mathematics School and The GCS Sports School. The school is an Edexcel and ECDL training centre and offers extensive co‑curriculars.
