curriculum schemes

blondie_y

If I haven't decided which country (including hk) I'll send my kids to study university, am I right to say that schools with IB scheme is an ideal choice as it's recognised by more universities?

HKTHK

Yes, IB is most flexible.  You can pretty much use IB scores to apply to universities in most countries.

stellalamm

yes

jolalee

Yes. That's the reason why i picked a school with IB program too. Do note thought that PYP (primary IB program) can be academically quite different from our own learning experience (including those who grew up abroad). Many traditional parents would call it academically weak as they do not emphasize on the technical learning such as grammar, spelling and arithmetic. According to IB program they have researched on how child learn best and assured us the kids will pick up those technical skills later on without hindering learning in the long run. However, it is a bit alarming if the parents are not open minded about it.