Developing individuals with the skills and confidence to achieve their aspirations.
By learning to solve problems with classmates, connect knowledge across subjects, and manage their own projects, IB students are prepared for success in further studies, the workplace, and life.
Preparing today's students for the uncertainty of tomorrow...
"Half of today's global workforce needs to upskill or reskill to stay relevant."
—World Economic Forum
"An estimated 65% of today's young people are set to be employed in roles that don't yet exist."
—TeacherToolkit
...with the skills that will serve them, whatever their future holds.
The IB gets students ready for the unique opportunities presented in their unique future.
IB students become...
internationally-minded active learners who think critically and are able to apply learning to real-life contexts.
They become:
Inquirers
Curious, enthusiastic, and able to find the answers
Knowledgeable
Exploring ideas across disciplines and beyond borders
Thinkers
Using initiative to make reasoned, ethical decisions for complex problems
Communicators
Confidently and creatively expressing themselves, considering other perspectives
Principled
Responsible individuals, acting with honesty, integrity, and a strong sense of justice
Open-Minded
Seeking out and growing from other points of view, with critical appreciation
Caring
Empathetic, respectful and compassionate. Committed to positive impact
Risk-Takers
Approaching uncertainty with forethought, determination and resilience
Balanced
Maintaining intellectual, physical and emotional needs; and recognizing interdependence
Reflective
Learning through thoughtful consideration of strengths, weaknesses, ideas and experiences
IB students are up to three times more likely to enroll in a top-20 university than their peers.
—Study on UK higher education outcomes, International Baccalaureate (2021)