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IGCSE

The IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education) offers a wide range of subjects, allowing students to tailor their studies according to their interests and future goals. Wizard Tutoring offers support across most of the subject choices.

English Language

  • English as a First Language: Focuses on developing writing, reading, and analytical skills.
  • English as a Second Language: For non-native speakers, emphasizing practical language skills.

Mathematics

  • Mathematics (Core): Covers essential mathematical concepts and skills.
  • Mathematics (Extended): Includes more advanced topics, suitable for students aiming for higher grades.

Biology

  • Biology: Topics include cell biology, human biology, genetics, and ecology.

Chemistry

  • Chemistry: Covers areas such as atomic structure, chemical reactions, and organic chemistry.

Physics

  • Physics: Includes mechanics, energy, waves, and electricity.

Combined Science

  • Combined Science: A blend of Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, suitable for students who prefer a more integrated approach.

History

  • History: Focus areas may include modern world history, specific historical periods, and significant events.

Geography

  • Geography: Topics cover physical and human geography, environmental issues, and geographic skills.

Religious Studies

  • Religious Studies: Examines various religions, ethical issues, and philosophical questions.

Global Perspectives

  • Global Perspectives: Focuses on international issues, research skills, and critical thinking.
  • Foreign Languages: French, Spanish, German, Mandarin, etc.: Covers language skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking.
  • Classical Languages: Latin or Classical Greek: Focuses on understanding classical texts and grammar.
  • English Literature: Involves studying novels, plays, and poetry, analyzing literary techniques and themes.
  • Art and Design: Includes drawing, painting, sculpture, and other visual arts.
  • Music: Focuses on performance, composition, and musical theory.
  • Drama: Covers acting, directing, and theatrical production.
  • Information and Communication Technology (ICT): Topics include digital tools, data management, and technology applications.
  • Computer Science: Focuses on programming, algorithms, and computer systems.
  • Design and Technology: Includes product design, engineering, and materials technology.
  • Business Studies: Covers business operations, management, marketing, and finance.
  • Economics: Examines economic principles, market structures, and global economic issues.

IB
(International Baccalaureate)

Offering IB tutoring across different subjects and two stages: the Middle Years Program (MYP) and the IB Diploma Program (DP).

Grades: 6-10

Focus: Broad and balanced education, with an emphasis on personal development and interdisciplinary learning.

Subjects: Includes language and literature, individuals and societies, sciences, mathematics, arts, physical and health education, and design.

Grades: 11-12

Focus: Prepares students for higher education with a rigorous academic framework.

Subjects: Six subject groups (Studies in Language and Literature, Language Acquisition, Individuals and Societies, Sciences, Mathematics, The Arts), plus core components (Theory of Knowledge, Extended Essay, Creativity, Activity, Service).

Theory of Knowledge (TOK)

Guide students in exploring knowledge questions, understanding different ways of knowing, and preparing for the TOK essay and presentation.

Extended Essay (EE)

Assist with selecting a research topic, developing a research question, conducting research, and writing and revising the essay.

MYP: Emphasizes problem-solving, conceptual understanding, and application of mathematical skills.

DP: Focuses on higher-level concepts such as calculus, algebra, statistics, and advanced problem-solving techniques. Differentiate between Analysis and Approaches (AA) and Applications and Interpretation (AI) based on the student’s choice.

MYP: Covers fundamental concepts in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, and emphasizes scientific inquiry and experimental skills.

DP: Provides in-depth knowledge of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or Environmental Systems and Societies, including advanced theories, lab techniques, and exam preparation.

MYP: Develops skills in history, geography, and other social sciences through inquiry-based learning and critical thinking.

DP: Assists with advanced study in History, Geography, Economics, Philosophy, Psychology, and other humanities subjects. Focus on essay writing, critical analysis, and exam techniques.

MYP: Improves language skills (both first and second languages) through reading, writing, speaking, and listening practice.

DP: For Language A (Literature and Language and Literature) and Language B (Foreign Languages), focuses on literary analysis, advanced language skills, and exam preparation. For Language B, emphasizes language acquisition and usage in various contexts.

MYP: Encourages creativity and skill development in Visual Arts, Music, Theatre, or Dance.

DP: Provides support in art production, theory, and critique for Visual Arts, performance skills for Music and Theatre, and dance techniques and choreography.

MYP: Focuses on the design cycle, practical skills, and project-based learning.

DP: Supports advanced design and technology skills, including detailed project work, theory, and examination.

AS and A Levels

The Cambridge International AS and A Level syllabus is highly regarded and recognized by universities worldwide for its rigorous preparation for higher education. At Wizard Tutoring, we offer specialized support for Cambridge International AS & A Levels, helping students develop the knowledge, understanding, and skills needed for academic success and beyond.

Advanced Placement (AP) Level Program

Advanced Placement (AP) exams are college-level assessments administered each May, typically following the completion of an AP course taken at a student’s high school or through external study. Scoring well on AP exams can lead to college credit at many universities, potentially reducing tuition costs by allowing students to skip introductory courses or graduate early.