Jerudong International School

Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei

A Level
BTEC
IB Diploma
IGCSE
+2

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International school in Brunei Darussalam following the British curriculum from Early Years Foundation Stage through Years 1-6, Middle Years, Upper Years (IGCSE) and Sixth Form (A Level, IB Diploma or BTEC). Around 1,700 students from 45 countries, including over 230 boarders, on a 120-acre campus.

Key facts

Source: Read from the school's website

School website

Info checked 2026-11-06

Curriculum
A Level · BTEC · IB Diploma
Ages
Ages 2–18
Students
1,700
Language
English
Type
International school

Nationalities: 45

Entry process: Interview

Curriculum and academics

Source: Read from the school's website

Curricula, explainedIB DP (Diploma) · A Level · BTEC · IGCSE

The IB's four programmes

Schools often run only some of the four. Highlighted boxes are the ones this school offers.

IB PYPNot here
Early years to primary · Ages 3–12
The IB's primary programme. Children learn through questions and units of inquiry rather than separate subjects.
IB MYPNot here
Middle years (ages 11–16) · Ages 11–16
The IB's middle-years programme: eight subject groups taught with links between them, ending with a personal project.
IB DP (Diploma)Offered
Last 2 years of school · Ages 16–19
The IB's university-entrance qualification — what people usually mean by "the IB". Six subjects plus the Extended Essay, TOK and CAS, scored out of 45.
IB CP (Career-related)Not here
Last 2 years of school · Ages 16–19
The IB's career-related route for the same ages as the DP: at least two DP courses plus a career-related study chosen by the school.

Last two years: DP or CP

A Level
Last 2 years of school · Ages 16–18
The British university-entrance qualification: usually 3–4 subjects studied in depth for two years; UK universities make offers on these grades.
BTEC
Secondary, career-focused · Ages 14–19
Pearson's career-focused qualification in fields such as business, IT or sport, assessed mainly through assignments; taken instead of or alongside A Levels.
IGCSE
Ages 14–16, 2 years · Ages 14–16
A subject-by-subject qualification taken around age 16 in British-style schools — usually 5–10 subjects studied over two years.
EYFS
Early years · Ages 2–5
The early-years stage of British schools: play-based learning of language, social skills and early reading and number.
British curriculum
Early years to sixth form · Ages 3–18
Follows the English National Curriculum; pupils usually take IGCSEs around age 16 and A Levels in the last two years.