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Sixth Form Curriculum Overview

Our Sixth Form students will gain the internationally recognised qualifications of A Level to secure a place at a top-ranking university in the world.

In Key Stage 5 students study for Advanced Level qualifications awarded by the Cambridge Examinations board. Network International School offers a wide range of courses for students to choose from and the syllabi develop a deep understanding of each subject and independent thinking skills. Cambridge International Advanced Level qualifications are a ‘Gold Standard’ and a passport to success with students gaining places at the top universities all over the world including Cambridge, Oxford, Harvard and Yale.
 
Sixth Form is a transition from IGCSE to University with an increased emphasis on independent study and individual development. As a student in Network’s Sixth Form you will have greater flexibility and more study time, which will provide you with a taste of the experience you can expect at University. From the very beginning of Year 12, students will have the opportunity to develop their leadership skills and full guidance is given on careers as well as University applications.

 

Sixth Form Subject Overview

Network International School Yangon - Thingyan Festival 2023

The Thingyan festival is one of the most anticipated events of the year at Network International School Yangon. In the last week of Term 3, Thingyan Festival was held across the whole school, giving students the opportunity to learn about and bond with Myanmar culture and traditions while having fun.

Network International School Yangon - Book Week 2023

Book Week at Network International School Yangon was an exciting event that took place from February 27th to March 3rd. Students from the Early Years to Sixth Form were immersed in a world of literary adventures, participating in various engaging activities that celebrated the joy of reading and ignited their imaginations.

Network International School Yangon Book Week 2023

Next week from 27 February, students across the whole school from Early Year to Sixth Form will take part in fun activities during Book Week; from parent read, book fair, book parade, literature scavenger hunts to exciting and fun competitions such as an ‘unusual reading places’ photo competitions, spelling bee, writing short stories, poems and ‘Legends on Film’ and many more.