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The International Baccalaureate (IB) is a globally recognized educational program that steadfastly adheres to high standards of academic preparation, allowing students to easily gain admission to top American, Asian, and European universities. NB received IB accreditation in 2008.
Among the traditional strengths of the International Baccalaureate are its emphasis on the academic component, excellent and diverse language training, and well-thought-out and flexible programs. It consists of several levels, each of which represents an independent program and separate accreditation:
This comprehensive course is designed to help students from around the world prepare to take the next responsible step in their education. It is known that the university environment can often be intimidating for teenagers in the final stages of their school education. This challenging and exciting course is intended to give teenagers self-confidence, help them overcome this difficult stage, and overcome all the challenges they will face in pursuing higher education.
IB is interested in independent, knowledgeable, and open-minded students; the successful completion of the program is ensured by a team of professional educators who work closely with students and are ready to perceive any difficulties and challenges as their own.
After completing the IB course, students also receive support for admission and employment.
The program is designed to ensure the social, mental, physical, and academic well-being of students. It includes six groups of subjects, each with different sets of disciplines. Typically, Diploma program students study three subjects at the standard level and three at the higher level. In addition, creative disciplines, theory of knowledge, preparation of an extended essay, and the acquisition of related theoretical and practical skills are of great importance.