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IB Versus A Level

One of the most important decisions for any family is determining the qualifications their child will graduate with. These final two years of schooling are critical, as the results achieved during this time serve as a ‘boarding pass’ to university and future opportunities. In the international education landscape, families face a wide array of curriculum options. However, two prominent choices stand out: the time-honored British A-level curriculum and the innovative, increasingly popular International Baccalaureate (IB) program.

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The Benefits of an International Education

Choosing the right school is always a big decision, but when living abroad, it can feel even more daunting. While the benefits of an international education are clear, it’s natural to wonder if it’s the right fit for your child.

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Carfax Education Ski Experience

Embark on an unforgettable winter adventure with Carfax Education. Whether you’re mastering the slopes or broadening your horizons with unique learning experiences, there’s something for everyone.

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Carfax Education publish The Schools Index, 2024 Edition: Featuring the top 150 private schools in the world

Carfax Education has launched the fifth annual Schools Index, the leading international index of the top 150 private schools. Categorised by region, prospective parents and pupils can now access The Schools Index, a list of the top 150 schools for 2024 from across the world, reviewed and selected by a panel of education consultants led by Carfax Education.

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Navigating Results Day…And Preparing For All Eventualities!

After weeks of unwinding and putting exams far behind you, the big day is now dawning and it’s time to cast your eyes to the future. Results day will fly by in a blur, so being prepared for all eventualities is essential. We have put together the ultimate step-by-step guide to help with navigating every possible scenario so you can deal with the day without the stress and hassle.

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How to make the most of a Gap Year

For some students, taking a year out between school and university has always been part of their plan. They recognise that the experiences they can gain from exploring options outside of a formal studying environment can open their eyes to new perspectives and give them valuable experiences that will ultimately make them better and more focused students.