Cambridge IGCSE

Internationally recognised qualification taken at the end of lower secondary. Many subjects offer Core and Extended routes. Typically ages 14–16.

All 10 IGCSE subjects

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Number, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, probability and statistics, with separate non-calculator and calculator papers on Core and Extended routes.

From motion and energy to waves, circuits, radioactivity and space: theory papers plus practical or alternative-to-practical assessment.

Particles, bonding, reactions, acids and salts, the Periodic Table and organic chemistry, with a strong focus on experimental technique.

Cells, nutrition, transport, coordination, reproduction, inheritance and ecology, assessed through multiple choice, theory and practical papers.

Reading for meaning and language analysis, plus directed writing and composition for first-language speakers.

Extends IGCSE Mathematics with functions, logarithms, trigonometry, series and an introduction to calculus.

Data representation, hardware, networks and security, plus algorithms, programming, databases and Boolean logic.

How businesses are organised, managed and financed, with case-study questions on marketing, operations and the wider economy.

Scarcity, markets, firms, government policy, development and international trade, using real-world data.

Double entry, verification, accounting procedures and financial statements, with ratio analysis and accounting principles.