Benefits of IB

The IB Diploma program improves your study skills and helps you prepare for university-level courses. It helps you polish your writing abilities and prepare for research work through its features such as Theory of Knowledge, Extended Essay, and CAS. It assists you in efficiently managing your time between study and other activities due to its rigorous workload. It instills good study habits that will aid you in a more successful academic career at university. The IB curriculum focuses on how to do things rather than what to do, which encourages you to think creatively and apply your skills and knowledge to real-world problems.

The IB curriculum strives to encourage creativity in pupils through its CAS core element, while also emphasizing social and emotional development by integrating them in community service. It also aids in the development of soft skills such as collaboration and empathy. It enables them to investigate situations and concepts with both local and global implications.

Students are taught to be self-sufficient and to experiment with new ideas, abilities, techniques, and roles. They are taught to be fearless in any scenario and to deal with it on their own. They are not afraid to take chances and use their expertise to mitigate those risks whenever possible.

IB students become more open to accepting and appreciating the beliefs and traditions of others and can understand their own histories.

IB students are more principled people who operate with integrity and honesty, as well as a sense of fairness and respect for others.