International Baccalaureate: before the Australian High School

The 5 best reasons to enrol in our Junior Programmes in Australia with us

Caring

Our programmes for Teenagers in Australia include exhaustive assistance thanks to our team in Sydney who will take you under their wings from the day you arrive to your last day

Large Choice

We offer several formula in Australia for the duration and content that suits you most, in your Australian city of preference

Trustworthy

15-year experience on your side; our Sydney team is accredited by the Australian government (Children Check) and our partners have been thoroughly selected and enjoy a solid reputation

Fun

Our Junior programmes combine a fun and interactive English learning with cultural and sport activities in a great atmosphere that will allow you to make lots of French from different countries!

Discovery

During your Junior programme in Australia, you will live in a homestay, you will meet young Australian and you will discover the Australian culture and unique fauna.

	The International Baccalaureate or IB is an excellent alternative to the regular highschool Certificate, combining the European and English education system Only private schools offer the IB in Australia except for a few Public schools in Queensland.
	IB offered all over Australia in a limited number of schools
	Start date: October
	The IB is recognized and appreciated all around the world The IB is often offered in selective or International schools that attract diplomatic or expat families
	You need an excellent level of English and good academic results You have to enrol for 2 years minimum (Year 11 and 12) Boarding schools are difficult to find
	Homestay
	Tuition fees from AU$20.000/year
	You don't need to sit for any English test to further your studies in Australia!

The International Baccalaureate Difference

Why choose the IB against conventional Highschool Certificates?

More than 4,000 schools teach the IB around the world
The IB aims to do more than other curricula by developing inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people who are motivated to succeed
The IB encourages students to think critically and challenge what they are told
The IB curriculum is independent of governments and national systems, and therefore able to incorporate best practice from a range of international frameworks and curricula
The academic programme
encourages students to consider both their local and international environment.