International Section

The International Section in our schools is a modern educational model that follows global standards. It is a co-educational section (boys and girls) that aims to prepare students to excel academically and personally, empowering them to compete for places at the most prestigious local and international universities.

The International Department buildings are modern and equipped with scientific laboratories, libraries, computer and robotics labs, as well as a sports complex that includes a variety of premium outdoor and indoor courts for football, basketball, volleyball, padel, and badminton.

To ensure admission to universities, whether local or international, the Academic Counselor in the International Section guides students through admission requirements, available majors, and graduation criteria.

The International Section provides students with the opportunity to complete their secondary education under one of two recognized systems: the British Program or the American Program. Students begin their journey in Kindergarten (KG1) and continue through Grade 8. Starting from Grade 9, students specialize in one of the following:

1. The British Programme:

This system is widely known by the abbreviation IGCSE/GCE, which stands for:

"International General Certificate of Secondary Education".

It qualifies candidates to obtain a globally recognized international certificate that is equivalent to the General Secondary Education Certificate (Tawjihi). It is recognized by leading universities and institutions worldwide.

The British Council is responsible for supervising schools, organizing exams, and managing registration processes. The British Council is also the granting body for the licenses that allow schools to offer the British Secondary Certificate. The British Secondary Certificate offers three examination boards: Cambridge, Pearson Edexcel, and Oxford.

Equivalency Guide for the British General Certificate of Education (Ministry of Education)

2. The American Program:

The American system, known as the American High School Diploma (A.H.S.D.), is the general secondary education system in the United States. This system starts from Grade 9 through Grade 12.

The American High School Diploma (A.H.S.D.) is granted equivalency based on external exams such as Advanced Placement (AP) exams, (EST I/II) exams, the (Digital SAT), the Arabic Language subject at the Advanced Level from the British curriculum, and along with the national subjects of the Jordanian General Secondary Education (Arabic Language, Islamic Education, and History of Jordan.( 

The program certificate is granted equivalency according to the following conditions:

Completion of Required School Years: The certificate holder must have completed (12) years of schooling (excluding kindergarten) if their studies followed a grade-based educational system, or (13) school years for a year-based system, provided that the final three years of study were within the same program.

Accreditation and Certification: The certificate must be issued by a school accredited by an international body, fulfilling all approved protocols at the AMIDEAST office in Amman, and must be formally certified with official stamps. 

External Examinations: The student must successfully complete the required external exams to qualify for equivalency in scientific fields.

American Diploma Equivalency Guide (Ministry of Education).

The International Section Fees for 2026/2027

Accident Insurance (100) JD

Registration Fees (175) JD

Technology (100) JD

Graduation (Grade 12) (250) JD

Refundable Insurance (New & Grade 1 Students) (75) JD