British Programme Process

4 features of British International

• The world's largest international curriculum: It is being studied by over 1 million students in 10,000 schools in 160 countries.
• A consistent international curriculum from kindergarten children (age 5) to high school students (age 18): From Year 1 to Year 13, it consists of continuous content in stages.
• An international learning assessment system: Students receive evaluations and feedback based on unified standards through exams taken by international school students worldwide.
• Recognition from universities around the world: The international qualifications available through Nisai are recognised not only by universities in the UK, but also by more than 650 universities in the United States, including all Ivy League institutions, as well as leading higher education institutions in Canada, Australia, Singapore, and other countries. In total, these qualifications are recognised by more than 1,400 universities worldwide.Recognition is also growing in Japan as universities become increasingly internationalised.