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Entry to IOANID International High School occurs in two stages. The start of Grade 9 begins the full two-year Cambridge IGCSE programme, and joining mid-way through the programme is possible if the student can demonstrate the capacity to catch up with completed work. The start of Grade 11 begins the A level programme, and at the end of Grade 11 AS exams are taken which account for 50% of the final A level; joining mid-way through Grade 11 or at the start of Grade 12 is possible, especially if AS exams have already been completed at another school. If joining Grade 9, a competencies assessment is required, and a transcript or report from the previous school is needed. If joining Grade 11 from another international school, IGCSE grades or MYP transcript are expected; Romanian-schooled students should provide their transcript. IOANID International High School has the Cambridge International School certification with number RO085. Contact: Calea Victoriei 109; Phone: 0747 272 201; Email: [email protected]
Ioanid International High School is a Cambridge International High School in central Bucharest, founded in September 2020. It offers Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels and Cambridge A Levels to students aged 14 to 18. The curriculum includes routes for learners whose first language is not English, with electives in French or Spanish and Economics or Business Studies for tailored A Level study. The school emphasizes English communication and independent thinking in line with Cambridge standards. Cambridge examinations are held twice yearly (June and November), with results issued in August and January. The campus specialises in Cambridge English Curriculum, supported by state-of-the-art labs and workshops, Cambridge RO085 certification, and ARACIP accreditation to facilitate Romanian university enrollment. The heart of the school is a supportive, inclusive community with personalised guidance from staff and parents. Notable features include Meet Your Future career conferences, the IOANID MUN Club, and charity fairs supporting causes.
