Stage 01 · Grades 10–11
IGCSE
Deepen subject expertise
Develop subject knowledge, analytical thinking and examination confidence through the two-year Cambridge programme.

Cambridge pathway · IGCSE through Sixth Form
Think. Discover. Achieve. Serve.
High School at GIU begins with Cambridge IGCSE in Grades 10–11 and continues into AS & A-Level in Sixth Form. Students deepen their subject knowledge, think critically, solve problems and communicate with confidence.
The senior pathway builds on the Grades 7–9 Pre-IG programme in Middle School and brings rigorous Cambridge study together with Christian values, mentorship and opportunities to learn beyond the classroom.
The senior Cambridge pathway deepens subject expertise and prepares students for higher education and life beyond school.
Stage 01 · Grades 10–11
Develop subject knowledge, analytical thinking and examination confidence through the two-year Cambridge programme.
Stage 02 · Sixth Form
Pursue advanced subject mastery, academic inquiry and the independent thinking needed for university.
Students build understanding, apply what they learn, practise with purpose and grow through feedback and support. The goal is not only examination readiness, but thoughtful, capable learners with faith and a sense of responsibility.
Build deep subject knowledge, critical thinking and independent learning.
Align teaching, assessment and revision with Cambridge expectations and assessment objectives.
Use Cambridge-style questions and past papers to develop accuracy and examination confidence.
Strengthen research, investigation and application through coursework and supervised practical work.
Grow in integrity, responsibility and service alongside academic achievement.
Receive guidance as students build effective study habits, confidence and increasing independence.
GIU's Cambridge pathway brings together subjects across languages, business, humanities, science and technology.
English Language · English Literature · French
Business Studies · Accounting · Economics · Sociology
Geography · Bible Studies
Biology · Chemistry · Physics · ICT

AS & A-Level Study
Sixth Form is an important bridge between secondary education and university. Students take greater ownership of learning as they analyse ideas, evaluate evidence, conduct inquiry and defend their thinking.
Through advanced subject study, students develop the academic independence, discipline and confidence to prepare for higher education in Ghana and internationally.
Academics and extracurricular life work together.
Students can extend their learning through debate, oratory, STEM, business challenges, Olympiad activities, chess, sports, music, language activities, community service and leadership opportunities. These experiences help students practise speaking, collaborating, competing, creating, leading and serving.

Connect with our Admissions Team to learn more about the Cambridge pathway, arrange a visit or discuss the next steps for your family.