just wondered if any1 could tell me about doing an IB diploma.?
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First, it is a two-year course. You cannot sit the diploma exam unless you have completed the two-years. You must take 6 courses, two languages, a math, a science, a history, and an elective such as one of the arts or another science. Of these, 3 must be higher level. The higher level courses are extended. You must also complete a number of CAS (community/action/service) hours. You must also complete an extended essay that you work on outside of class for about one year. \n\nThe diploma exams are very well respected in most countires around the world. They are long, essay-type exams that are graded externally. The score is a 1-7. Different universities require different scores for admission and for advanced placement. \n\nI teach at an IBO school in China, but I teach MYP.\n\nGood luck to you.
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AAAAAH IB\nyour teachers should have copies of past exams.\n\nHere are some sites that have them..\nhttp://www.geocities.com/iqrah_1/School_Notes.html\n\nhttp://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=425212
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Hey Manny, I found this site with info/comments on that certificate.  Best of luck with it!  It sounds really interesting.
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international baccalaureate.\n\nit's similar to the AP (advanced placement college level) courses offered in high school.
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i have recently done a similar thing  am in miami but finnishing my GCSE from home first. There are tons of options that you can look at. Firstly they dont offer A leavls so you would have to look at at either getting a high school diploma or home school for you A LEVELS which can be down also i would look into the local area to ind out if there are any british expat schools which they have opened around the states but i no that there isnt any in florida also there are progtams in which u can do the last 2 years of collage ad the first 2 years of un  togeter but you have to be a good student but coming from the UK you my find your self ahead threr are so many options as i have found that it wiil be easy to find a soloutin
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I worked in the admissions office at a community (junior) college.  All you need is your GED to get the associates degree.  The diploma programs are certificates in a specific program field (such as fashion, interior design, entrepenuership) which takes less than a year to complete.  You do not want this because an associate degree is looked upon more favorable by employers- and even better, a Bachelor's Degree.  Just take the core classes need to get the associates and then decide later if you want to transfer to a four year college or university.  As long as you don't transfer out of state any four year college will take your associates degree and start you off as a junior.  I encourage you to keep going.  It will be worth it in the end.
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I did my B.Ed. from MD Uni.Rothat.  It is recognised.  I did it in English and Social studies
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okay.. first off, it's nice to see that our country is full of caring people.\n\nNow, to your question. An international student has to stand out to get a full ride scholarship, because it is difficult for a US student to do. First off, you must do everything that an American would do for the scholarship. This includes high grades in school, impressive extracurriculars, and of course community service. If you're from a part of the world that is in poverty, you might try and help fight that. It would make you appear to be someone who wanted to change the world.\n\nBut, you must also take some exams to prove that you are ready for US college. I believe they're called the IB exams, but I'm not 100% sure on that. While US students have the standardized tests, yours would likely be scrutinized to insure that you are indeed prepared for our system.\n\nIn conclusion, study hard, and work on your leadership skills. And be humble. Colleges want perfection, and in order to woo them, you'll have to be top notch.\n\nI wish you the best!
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Your english is very good, as for I.Q who knows, but I do understand the immigration is taking in alot of proffesions these days..I also understand they are talking about a test you have to pass..Good luck
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Hiii!!! this is sujata. U can do it from ICFAI i think it is gud!! and if u wwant to do it from ICFAI u can contact me at sujata_karan2000@yahoo.com. i'll provide u wid all the details!\nbut why u want to go for B.ed. u can go for MBA or CFA\nok bye\ndo reply
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try this site might be able to help you do it.. but i coudent find any thing that said yes or no...\nSorry good luck:)\nHave you just tried doing it yet?
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i'm having the same problem.IB involves a lot of hard work(2 years of hard work including charity work,designing experiments etc.)& you have to do 6 subjects(broader knowledge in a mixture of fields,so you can choose frm a wide variety of professions).but IB is recognised in any university throughout the world.A level is more easier than IB(divided into 2 years:AS level means gr.12 & A2 level means gr.13). you can attend universty if you get excellent results at AS(gr.12)& you only have to do 3 or 4 subjects.(not much options to choose from for a profession as u only do 3/4 subects)but i'm gonna do A levels to be on the safer side!anyway,that's just my opinion.you should ask someone who really knows a lot abt bothof them.good luck & cheers!
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The Bachelor's Degree in IT is very marketable. That's a good one. \n\nI know it's a trend now to specialise down to the level of "E-Business Entrepreneurship", but that's awfully narrow. Worse, there's a danger that it's a bit trendy - that specialising in something this narrow and "current" might cause you problems in the future, when you try to find a job - especially if the employer isn't looking for "E-Business Entrepreneurship" specifically. \n\nWhat will your diploma actually read? Will it simply say "Information Technology"? If so, then that's perfect. If not, and it says "E-Business Entrepreneurship", then I'd be a bit wary, too.
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One advice if your going to study for the T.E.F.L cert or dip make sure it is recognize by the British council. Some of these so called privates schools abroad offering these course at rip of prices sadly. So check out if these so called Schools granting out these cert/dip are recognizes in the UK. Plus buy the Guardian newspaper on a Tuesday they have loads of jobs in Europe. One advice makes sure you got plenty of money going to Spain because these private schools only pay monthly. So have extra spare cash with you. The best place to look for work is in the north of Spain where very little English is knowing. I taught English about seven years ago in a place called Vigo. Had a great time there, and that where I pick up my Spanish.
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No, you probably just need to have your diploma translated into English and somehow i guess via placement tests or whichever way the college administration asks for, convince them that you dont need to retake all you courses.
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Hi - I think I might be able to help you out.  I came across a link that will take you to the site and it talks about registrations etc., there are tons of information you might be interested in!!!  Check it out!!\n\nhttp://www.thedavidbeckhamacademy.com/main.html  I hope that this can help you get what you are looking for.
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IB isn't really that hard if you work enough to understand the material. It is, however, overwhelming if you do not pace yourself. Other than that, there are oh so many more things to complain about but my fingers hurt from typign up our G4P. Sometimes, if the math lesson is uber easy, a good number of people do sleep. at times this can also be done in Chemistry class.\n\nUm, no, the IB program did not erase my memories of youthful bliss and not knowing the reasons why the sky should even be blue (TOK).