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The American Programme prepares students for American colleges and universities.
Courses are offered for students in American Grades 8-12.
Brillantmont offers a traditional college preparatory curriculum leading to a High School Diploma.
The language of instruction is English.
Brillantmont International School offers a traditional college preparatory curriculum which leads to a High School Diploma giving access to American colleges in the USA and Europe. The language of instruction is English.
In the 8th Grade, the core programme is compulsory. In grades 9 to 12, students must choose at least 5 subjects. 11th and 12th graders can enrol on SAT and TOEFL preparation courses.
Private language 'mother-tongue' lessons can be arranged for students.
Brillantmont International School American High School Graduation Requirements:
A minimum of 20 academic credits including:
4 English credits
3 Mathematics credits (including Algebra 2)
3 Science credits
2 Social Science credits Proficiency in one foreign language
In addition to the 20 academic credits, a minimum TOEFL score of 213 is required of all foreign students who wish to receive a graduation diploma. Those students whose TOEFL lies between 173 and 212 will be awarded a graduation certificate.
Brillantmont does not rank students or report cumulative GPA. Small class size, the high rate of student turnover in international schools and the wide variety of marking systems from which our students come make formal ranking inadvisable.
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