International GCSEs
The General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) is a globally recognised school exam-based qualification that students usually take at age 16. The international version of this qualification is known as the International GCSE (IGCSE/IG).
Each course lasts about 2 years, with exams usually taken at the end of Grade 10 when students are aged 16. Between 8 to 10 subjects are commonly taken at the same time. These exams at the end of Grade 10 can be used as school-leaving certificates or can be used as the foundation for further study.
For students who have completed Swiss lower secondary school, a fast track 1-year programme is available for entry into Swiss universities.
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Subjects offered
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German - as a face-to-face course (no online element)
More information
If you would like more information and learn why Lucerne International School is perfect for your child, our contact details are below.
Lucerne International School Campus
International School of Personalised Learning GmbH
First Floor
Pilatusstrasse 2
6036 Dierikon
Switzerland