IBCP Results
This year was our second year of students completing the IBCP. 100% of students achieved the overall IBCP qualification successfully. Within the IBCP students study I.B. Diploma subjects, a vocational subject (LIBF Certificate and Diploma in Personal Finance), the I.B. Core Element and an A-Level.
IB Diploma Subjects
Our Year 13 students completed 2 I.B. Diploma subjects within the IBCP qualification.
· Business and Management
· ITGS – Information Technology in the Global Society
Grades for I.B. subjects lie between 1 and 7, where 7 is the highest grade achievable. Our students in Business and Management achieved, on average, 5.6. In ITGS our students achieved an average of 4.8.
Our Year 13 students completed 2 I.B. Diploma subjects within the IBCP qualification.
· Business and Management
· ITGS – Information Technology in the Global Society
Grades for I.B. subjects lie between 1 and 7, where 7 is the highest grade achievable. Our students in Business and Management achieved, on average, 5.6. In ITGS our students achieved an average of 4.8.
A Level
This is the first year we have had results from A Levels in English and Art. These results represent an excellent set of results for our students.
This is the first year we have had results from A Levels in English and Art. These results represent an excellent set of results for our students.
Vocational Subject (LIBF Diploma in Personal Finance)
This course provides an in-depth exploration of the key concepts of financial capability, financial sustainability within the wider financial services system, and the long-term impact of debt. Within DipFS the student explores the political, economic, social, technological, ethical and legal impacts of personal finance in the short, medium and longer terms.
Through this, a greater understanding of the impact that global events can have upon consumers and the wider financial services industry is developed. The DipFS therefore enhances the ability to make informed financial decisions through effective planning to manage the risks and challenges involved in personal finance.
This course provides an in-depth exploration of the key concepts of financial capability, financial sustainability within the wider financial services system, and the long-term impact of debt. Within DipFS the student explores the political, economic, social, technological, ethical and legal impacts of personal finance in the short, medium and longer terms.
Through this, a greater understanding of the impact that global events can have upon consumers and the wider financial services industry is developed. The DipFS therefore enhances the ability to make informed financial decisions through effective planning to manage the risks and challenges involved in personal finance.
