A-level (grades 9-12)
Our A-level subjects include:
math
The course covers multiple areas of mathematics, including algebra, geometry, calculus, probability and statistics, etc., as well as the application of mathematics in real life. Students will learn how to use mathematical tools to solve complex problems and develop abilities in logical thinking and mathematical modeling.
physics
Students will study various areas of physics, including mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, optics, modern physics, and more. They will develop a deep understanding of fundamental principles and phenomena in nature, while also learning to use mathematical and experimental methods to solve complex physical problems.

Business
During the course, students will learn how to analyze business problems, develop effective business strategies, and manage all aspects of an organization. The course emphasizes practical case studies so that students can apply theoretical knowledge to real business situations. In addition, students will develop teamwork, communication and leadership skills.
economy
This course provides students with a broad and profound economics education, covering multiple economic fields such as macroeconomics, microeconomics, and international economics. Students will learn how to analyze economic problems, understand market mechanisms, study policy implications, and evaluate the impact of business decisions.
information technology
The course is designed to provide students with in-depth information technology knowledge and skills, helping them understand and apply key concepts in the digital world. This course not only emphasizes the basic principles of computer science, but also focuses on computer applications and innovation. Students will learn important topics such as computer systems, software development, data management, and network security.
They will actively participate in projects and practical activities, including application development, website design, data analysis, etc., to improve their practical skills and problem-solving abilities.
media studies
This course provides students with a comprehensive perspective covering a wide range of media forms, including television, film, radio, the Internet, social media and more. Students will learn how to analyze and interpret media texts and understand how the media industry works.
The course focuses on practice and creativity, and encourages students to participate in media production, advertising design, news reporting and other activities, thereby cultivating their media production skills and media critical thinking.
global perspective research
The course aims to cultivate students' global perspective and independent research capabilities, enabling them to explore global issues in depth and propose innovative solutions.
This course encourages students to transcend traditional subject boundaries and explore complex global issues such as sustainable development, cultural diversity, social justice, globalization, etc. Students will learn how to conduct an independent research project, including problem definition, data collection, analysis and presentation of research results













