Egypt
Alexandria American College
American
International School
British
International School, Cairo
British
School, Cairo
Cairo
American College
Cairo
British School
Cairo
English School
Ecole
Française d'Hurghada
El
Alsson English Academy
El
Gouna International School
International
Arab Egyptian School
International
School of Alexandria
International
School of Choueifat - City of 6 October
International
School Choueifat, Cairo
Maadi
British International School
Modern
English School, Cairo
Modern American School in Alex
Mount Sinai International School
New
Cairo British International School
New
Horizon Junior & High School
Pioneer
Schools
Schutz
American School
Smart
International School in Egypt
Tunisia
American
Co-operative School of Tunis
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International Schools in Egypt
This in the Online Directory of International Schools, English
Schools and American schools in Egypt that offer an education in English.
International programmes are typically
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International Baccalaureate (a pre-university course recognised by many universities around the world)
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US High School, with SAT preparation courses (targetted towards US universities)
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GCSE's and "A" Levels, (targetted towards UK universities)
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must satisfy the national education requirements
Memorandum on the admissions of students holding the IB Diploma
Decision: The Supreme Council of Universities (SCU) reviewed the issue
on the basis of the decisions of the president of the SCU of 15/7/1970,
17/1/1995, 3/10/1999 and 20/8/2000 and approved on 30 November 2000:
1) the admission of students holding the IB Diploma who meet the admissions requirements and qualifying courses of all faculties in Egyptian universities on condition that:
a) they obtain a pass in the six main subjects in their diploma and b) one of those subjects be 'English' and c) they have submitted an Extended Essay and followed a Theory of Knowledge course.
2) that students with IB diplomas (with six main subjects) be registered in all university faculties/colleges in line with the following regulations:
a) 'Arabic' studied in group 1 (Language A1) will be credited so that students who opted to take this IB subject will not have to sit for an exam in Arabic during the course of their study at university, though they do still have to sit an exam in Religious Studies.
b) Students wishing to enrol on one of the following faculties (Medicine, Pharmacy, Dentistry, Physiotherapy, Nursing) must obtain a pass in the following subjects at Higher level (biology, chemistry)
c) Students wishing to enrol in one of the following faculties (Engineering,
Computing and Information Technology) must obtain a pass in the following
subjects at Higher level (maths, physics).
3) These regulations will go into effect covering the admission of students at universities starting the academic year 2003/2004.
The Secretary General of the SCU
9 October 2003
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