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By JASON BERKELEY
ASSISTANT HEAD OF SECONDARY - MYP COORDINATOR
In a groundbreaking development for international education in Cambodia, Northbridge International School Cambodia (NISC) is proud to announce that, for the first time, our Grade 10 students will be completing the International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Programme (MYP) Certificate.
The MYP eAssessments are a series of externally graded digital exams and portfolio tasks that evaluate students across a range of subjects. These assessments provide a total score out of 56 and are designed to reflect the depth and rigor of the IB curriculum. Conducted on a secure digital platform, the eAssessments incorporate multimedia elements that simulate real-world scenarios, offering a dynamic and engaging alternative to traditional paper-based exams.
This exciting step forward is the result of years of dedicated work by our academic team, who have aligned teaching and learning practices with the high standards of the IB MYP framework. Their commitment ensures that students are not only prepared for these assessments but also for future success in the IB Diploma Programme (IBDP).
NISC is proud to be the first and only school in Cambodia to offer the MYP Certificate. This achievement reinforces our position as a leader in international education and highlights our commitment to academic excellence and innovation.
For families seeking a world-class education in Phnom Penh, the launch of the MYP Certificate at NISC marks a significant opportunity for students to gain globally recognized qualifications and prepare for future academic success.
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