What qualifications do your teachers have?

We only hire experienced teachers with a degree in teaching or a Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) from the UK, or the equivalent from their home country. Most of our teachers are native English speakers.

Are A-Levels recognised internationally?

Yes. A-Levels are accepted by universities in the United Kingdom, Europe, North America and many other countries around the world.

How are A-Levels assessed?

Assessment usually takes place at the end of the two year programme through written examinations. Some subjects may also include coursework or project based assessment.

What afterschool activities do you offer?

Through our Learning Enrichment Activity Programme (LEAP), we offer a variety of extracurricular activities every day of the week, including sports, music and creative workshops.

How does the school support university applications?

Students receive personalised university guidance throughout Years 12 and 13. This includes support with course selection, applications, personal statements and interview preparation.

What is the difference between A-Levels and the IB Diploma Programme?

A-Levels allow students to focus deeply on a smaller number of subjects.The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme offers a broader curriculum across six subject areas alongside core components that emphasise research, reflection and global perspectives.At The British School Warsaw, students can choose the pathway that best suits their learning style and future plans.

ages 16 to 18

A-LEVELS PROGRAMME

At The British School Warsaw, students aged 16+ can follow our A‑Levels pathways - an alternative academic programme that leads to outstanding academic excellence and is one of the most recognised routes to university preparation worldwide.

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ages 16-18

A-LEVELS AT TBS WARSAW

At TBS Warsaw, A-Levels are one of two paths students aged 16 to 18 can follow in their last two years of Upper School. Students select 3-4 specialised subjects, receive guidance on university pathways, research skills, and academic writing that prepare them for university-style learning.

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A-LEVEL SUBJECTS

Students at The British School Warsaw can choose from a range of A- Level subjects across different academic areas.

OUR CURRENT SUBJECT OFFERING INCLUDES:

Psychology;
Business;
Geography;
Travel and Tourism;
Thinking Skills.

These subjects allow students to explore topics such as human behaviour, global environments, business management and international industries.

STEP-BY-STEP ADMISSIONS PROCESS

Ready to apply to The British School Warsaw? Here’s what you need to do next!

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Step 1: Make an enquiry

Contact our Admissions team if you have any questions. They will be happy to help you with each step of the process.

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Step 2: Enjoy a campus tour

A member of our Admissions team will take you on a guided tour and show you around the campus.

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Visit us

Step 3: Submit an application

We accept applications all year round, and will get back to you within 24 hours of your application.

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Step 4: Fill in the documents

You fill in and provide our team with documents necessary for your child to get accepted into our school.

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Step 5: Placement

If we think your child would thrive at our school, we’ll offer them a place.

Placement

Step 6: Place secured

Confirmation of your child’s place at TBS Warsaw is finalised once payment of the required fees and deposit are received.

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ASSESSMENT

Students working towards A-Levels in Warsaw are assessed through a combination of examinations and, in some subjects, coursework or practical components.

Most A-Level subjects are assessed through final written examinations at the end of the two year course in Year 13. These exams evaluate a student’s ability to apply knowledge, analyse information and develop well structured arguments.

frequently asked questions

What qualifications do your teachers have?

We only hire experienced teachers with a degree in teaching or a Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) from the UK, or the equivalent from their home country. Most of our teachers are native English speakers.
Are A-Levels recognised internationally?

Yes. A-Levels are accepted by universities in the United Kingdom, Europe, North America and many other countries around the world.
How are A-Levels assessed?

Assessment usually takes place at the end of the two year programme through written examinations. Some subjects may also include coursework or project based assessment.
What afterschool activities do you offer?

Through our Learning Enrichment Activity Programme (LEAP), we offer a variety of extracurricular activities every day of the week, including sports, music and creative workshops.
How does the school support university applications?

Students receive personalised university guidance throughout Years 12 and 13. This includes support with course selection, applications, personal statements and interview preparation.
What is the difference between A-Levels and the IB Diploma Programme?

A-Levels allow students to focus deeply on a smaller number of subjects.

The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme offers a broader curriculum across six subject areas alongside core components that emphasise research, reflection and global perspectives.

At The British School Warsaw, students can choose the pathway that best suits their learning style and future plans.

Enquire now