The International Bilingual School of Provence
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- french
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About the The International Bilingual School of Provence
The International Bilingual School of Provence was founded in 2005. Since its inception, it has established a reputation for academic excellence, bilingual education, and strong international partnerships. The school has achieved significant milestones, including collaborations with various educational institutions across Europe and participation in global educational conferences. The educational philosophy of IBS emphasizes fluency in multiple languages, critical thinking, and cultural awareness. Unique teaching methods include immersive language experiences, project-based learning, and community engagement initiatives. The school actively contributes to the educational system in the region by offering innovative programs that support cultural diversity and language acquisition. Its reputation continues to grow as it influences the global educational landscape, emphasizing the importance of bilingual education. The primary goals of the institution include fostering critical thinking, preparing students for higher education, and encouraging multilingual communication skills.
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Admission conditions in The International Bilingual School of Provence
To apply for The International Bilingual School of Provence, students must complete an application form and submit required documents. The school values diverse backgrounds and is committed to inclusive education. Mandatory examinations: TOEFL or IELTS for non-native speakers. Minimum age: 5 years. Application process: Applications can be submitted online through the school's official website. The application fee is €100. Candidates must provide educational qualifications and other necessary documents. Educational qualifications: A completed primary school education or its equivalent is required. Required documents: Previous school reports, recommendation letters, and proof of identity. Requirements for international students: A minimum level of B1 in English or French is required. Financial conditions: Students must provide proof of financial capacity or family support. Application deadlines: Applications open from February 1 to April 30 for the following academic year. Testing or interview: An admission interview is required to assess the student's fit for the school. Qualifications or experience: Previous language exposure or bilingual education is preferred. Notification of results: Applicants will be notified of admission decisions by May 15 through email.
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Students should achieve a minimum score of 65% in their previous studies.
Prospects after completing studies in The International Bilingual School of Provence
Graduates of IBS have a variety of opportunities available to them, including admission to prestigious universities worldwide, careers in international business, diplomacy, and multilingual communication.
Title | Age | Period |
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Middle Classes (English) | 11+ | 1 year |
Middle classes (French) | 11+ | 1 year |
English language Courses | 15+ | 1 year |
GCSE Program | 14+ | 1 year |
IB Program (English) | 16+ | 1 year |
IB Diploma Program | 16+ | 2 years |
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I spent five years at this school. Best years of my life! I got my IB Dilploma and am now studying in London
Read in fullHi, I would just share our experience with IBS, may be it could be helpful for other parents. We have two kids in IBS. They started at IBS several years ago. The period of adaptation was very smooth for both of them, the administration and teachers were nice. My children found good friends ("Mom, it is so easy to find friends at IBS!", they said). The school has good facilities for sports (tennis, football, basketball…), and organises regular outings and after-school clubs. Academically, they are quite demanding, but that's what we were looking for.
Read in fullI would like to share my impressions of the IBS school. Having moved to the south of France a few years ago, we first sent our children to a public school. The youngest was especially uncomfortable. Both were transferred to IBS - the junior to primary school, the senior to middle school. Children are happy: friendly atmosphere (students, teachers), excellent school infrastructure (sports grounds, tennis courts), interesting lessons and a variety of activities, friends from all over the world ... Lessons are held in both English and French. There is Russian. In general, we recommend IBS with the whole family!
Read in fullHi, looking for boarding school in France for my 14yrs old daughter , starting date: Sep 2020. Thank you
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