US High School Diploma Pathway

Our American High School Diploma pathway prepares students for entry into universities in the United States and around the world. With a strong emphasis on experiential learning and personal growth, the program equips students with the essential skills needed for success in both higher education and future careers.

Project-Based Learning & Internal Assessments are central to this pathway. Through hands-on projects, students develop critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration skills, while continuous assessments offer meaningful feedback and track individual progress. This well-rounded approach nurtures adaptable, globally minded learners ready to thrive in an ever-changing world.

Our program requires students to complete 24 credits over four years, with each credit representing approximately 120 hours of study.

Core Subject Requirements

English – 4 credits

Mathematics – 4 credits

Science – 3 credits (including 2 credits in Lab Sciences)

Social Studies – 2.5 credits

Additional Credit Areas

Languages other than English – 3 credits

Arts Education / Career & Technical Education (CTE) – 2 credits

Wellbeing – 2 credits (including Physical Education, Health Education, and Religious Education)

Career Preparedness – 1 credit

Electives – 2.5 credits

Completion of an Applied Learning or Research Project, along with an internship, is also required for graduation.