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International Baccalaureate in South Africa

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Building Sustainable International Education in South Africa

Discover what the IB could bring to your school

The International Baccalaureate (IB) is one of the world’s leading international curriculum providers, but what it delivers for students is more than an education, it’s a lifelong opportunity. Through a transformative approach which nurtures the whole child, an IB education delivers the practical skills and fosters a passion for learning in students to help them thrive in the 21st century. IB education creates the foundation for lifelong learning encouraging children to be active participants in their learning. 


IB in South Africa

- IB is expanding its support across Africa to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a rapidly evolving global job market. At this moment, we have a special pilot project for PYP and MYP where 50% discount is offered from the onboarding fees. Read more: https://join.ibo.org/africa-pilot

- IB World Schools can maintain their own unique philosophy, while working alongside the IB to deliver innovative approaches to teaching and learning.

- IB curriculum aims to create well-rounded, informed, and compassionate individuals who can contribute positively to society. Its adaptability, focus on inquiry, and commitment to teacher development contribute to addressing educational challenges effectively.

- Providing excellent outcomes since 1994

- Twelve authorized IB World Schools

- IB qualifications are trusted by employers, universities and governments globally. Find the universities with recognition here.
 

Did you know…

  • - IB has no standardized testing and it does not focus on outcomes. Instead, IB gives teachers the freedom to teach about global, real-world issues and encouraging children to be active participants in their learning. 
  • - Access to IB programmes is not only for the privileged schools and areas—we also serve mid to low-income regions and support any school with advise on their regional support. Read more: https://join.ibo.org/africa-pilot
  • - For a group of schools adding five IB programmes or more, a discount is offered.
  • - If you are already offering the Diploma Programme, adding the Career-related Programme (CP) to your offering is easy and affordable. This serves more students when they make their choice of school and future career.

IB Programmes

“I think what the IB brings is a balanced curriculum centred on the learners that not only focuses on the academic but also developing well-rounded individuals who are ready to play a role in a world that is becoming more and more global.” – Eric Pignot, CEO, Enko Education

 

Primary Years Programme
Primary Years Programme for the Early Years


Ages 3 -11

Child-centred approach builds confidence, creativity and

future learning skills. The PYP is a framework that can be

incorporated into any curriculum.
 

Middle Years Programme
Ages 11 -16

The freedom of choice offered by the programme means

teachers can adapt and design the curriculum to ensure

local relevance and personalize learning for different needs,

cultures or contexts.
 

Diploma Programme
Ages 16 -19

Enables students to direct their own learning pathway and

develop the skills and confidence they need to thrive and

make a lasting difference.

DP stands as a globally recognized hallmark of academic

excellence that propels students into the next stage of

their life.
 

Career-related Programme
Ages 16 -19

The CP integrates the IB’s visionary educational principles

into a tailored learning experience designed for students

aged 16 to 19, who seek to intertwine academic rigor with

career-focused learning. The programme allows students

to attain experience in a field of their choosing; preparing

them for the next stage of their life.

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