Our Courses
Six courses, one global learning experience
The 6 courses (4 mandatory and 2 elective) are taught entirely in English through comprehensive digital course materials that include video lessons, readings, assignments, and other educational resources.
Qualified instructors monitor students' progress and offer additional support and explanations to ensure a thorough understanding of the content.
You can always contact your teacher Monday to Friday via the platform, either by email or through your Microsoft Teams account, to go over any material you are studying at that time.
Mandatory courses
English (Levels I-IV)
The level of the first course is established based on the result of the Admission Test; the second course will be the following level.
English I and II focus on lexical and grammatical competence. English III and IV delve deeper into text analysis and writing styles.
US History
Students will study the most significant facts in American history that still influence the country today.
US Government and Economics
In the first semester, students will study how the U.S. government works. In the second semester, students explore how the economy affects everyday life and the decisions made as a citizen.
Elective courses
Students choose two electives from seven available options to explore new areas of interest. Each elective is worth one credit. SAT Prep is available to students who have completed English 2, while all other electives require only a passing score on the program entrance test.
This course is designed to equip students with essential strategies and practical skills needed to navigate and manage various life challenges effectively.
This course covers the history and basic principles of psychology.
You will learn the functions and components of the digital camera and learn techniques to use it in the most efficient way.
Students will explore the field of criminology. In doing so, students will look at possible explanations for crime from sociological standpoints.
Students will learn how to write and deliver great speeches.
Students will study the various fields of engineering, how engineers function daily and explore advancements in technology.
In this course, students will practice critical thinking strategies, build verbal competence, sharpen mathematical reasoning, and acquire essential test-taking strategies for the SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test)