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)
Our partners
Lucerne International School Campus
International School of Personalised Learning GmbH
First Floor
Pilatusstrasse 2
6036 Dierikon
Switzerland