IB MYP School Level

When looking for an IB MYP (Middle Years Programme) school-level training institute, consider the following features:

• Instructors should have specific training in the IB MYP framework and experience in teaching middle school students.

• The institute should align its teaching methods and materials with the IB MYP curriculum, focusing on inquiry-based learning and interdisciplinary connections.

• Programs that emphasize not just academic excellence but also social, emotional, and physical development of students.

• Focus on formative and summative assessment strategies that reflect IB practices, helping students understand the criteria used in the MYP.

• Training should enhance critical thinking, creativity, and communication skills through various engaging activities and projects.

• Opportunities for tailored learning experiences that cater to individual student strengths and needs.

• Emphasis on group work and collaboration to develop teamwork and interpersonal skills.

• Availability of a variety of extracurricular programs that support the IB’s learner profile, fostering well-rounded development.

• Regular communication with parents about student progress and opportunities for involvement in the educational process.

• Access to academic support, counseling, and resources for students who may need additional help or guidance.

• IB MYP Grade 8 School Level
• IB MYP Grade 9 School Level
• IB MYP Grade 10 School Level

• Regular Course - 40 weeks per year
• Intensive Crash Course - 20 sessions in the given time

The International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme (MYP) is an educational programme for students between the ages of 11 and 16 around the world as part of the International Baccalaureate (IB) continuum.

• Age Limit:
  College Board doesn't specify any age limits for the candidates to appear for SAT. However, the students in the age group of 16 - 18 years sit for SAT.
• Academic Qualification:
  No minimum qualification is required by College Board to take SAT. However, most of the candidates take SAT on the completion of their 10th grade. They while pursuing their 11th or 12th grade as they require the SAT scores to apply for their UG programs in various streams.
• Maximum No. of Attempts:
  There no cap on the number of attempts a student can take SAT. The test is being now conducted seven times in a year in India, i.e. in March, May, June, August, October, November and December. A candidate can sit for all the seven attempts in a year. However, it is advised that a candidate make two attempts at the most, at a gap of 2 - 3 months.

• Language and Literature:
  Emphasizes language acquisition, textual analysis, and effective communication skills.
• Language Acquisition:
  Focuses on acquiring proficiency in an additional language, fostering cultural understanding and communication.
• Individuals and Societies:
  Explores human societies, cultures, histories, and global issues, encouraging critical thinking and awareness.
• Sciences:
  Investigates scientific concepts, principles, and methods through inquiry-based learning and hands-on experimentation.
• Mathematics:
  Develops mathematical reasoning, problem-solving skills, and mathematical literacy essential for real-world applications.
• Arts:
  Encourages creative expression, appreciation for various art forms, and exploration of cultural identities.
• Physical and Health Education:
  Promotes physical fitness, well-being, and understanding of health-related concepts.
• Design:
  Engages students in practical design projects, fostering innovation, creativity, and problem-solving abilities.

• Exclusive Online Live & Offline Classes
• Reliable & Updated Study Material
• Clear & Strong Concept Building
• Highly Experienced Teachers
• Regular Testing & Evaluation
• High Scoring Tips & Techniques
• Regular & Intensive Courses Available
• Quick Revision of the Whole Syllabus