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curriculum
10 slots are given per student to occupy their schedule, with 2 slots (two 1 hour classes) for subjects each day. There are 6 core subjects, 5 of which are mandatory. It is up to the students how to schedule their core classes, but they must attend one per day. They can take up to 4 electives, but 2 are mandatory. Classes start at 11:00 and end at 3:00. 12:00-1:00 is a free lunch period, and 1:00-2:00 is alotted for study hall.
Tl;Dr For the 10 given schedule slots per week, the maximun amount of classes is 10 (6 cores + 4 electives) and the minimum amount is 7 (5 cores + 2 electives).
Complimentary classes can also be taken, and they will be scheduled accordingly for an hour every saturday. They are not graded and are purely for self interest.
Core subjects:
1. Personal Development.
- Includes topics such as: Strengthsfinding, Personal Finance, Priority Assessment, Personality and Identity Building, etc.
2. Modern Literacy.
- Includes topics such as: Digital and Media Literacy, Market Literacy, Political Literacy, Social Literacy, etc.
3. Social Awareness.
- Includes topics such as: Social Ideologies, History of Colonization and Imperialism, Class Systems, Gender Studies, Global Warming, etc.
4. Networking.
- Includes topics such as: Relationship Building, Maximizing Individual Strengths, Team Value, Parterships, etc.
- Social Graces
- Includes topics such as: Social Etiquette, Dress Codes, Dining and Table Manners, Posture and Stride, Voice Projection, etc.
- Languages (optional)
→ Chosen between the FF: Arabic, French, Spanish, German, Greek, Russian and Swahili.
Electives (28):
- Advanced Mathematics.
1. Calculus
2. Algebra
3. Geometry
4. Statistics and Probability
- Advanced Engineering and Architecture.
5. Mechanical Engineering
6. Chemical Engineering
7. Electrical Engineering
8. Drafting and Architecture
- Advanced Sciences.
9. Biology
10. Chemistry
11. Physics
12. Geology and Cosmology
– Advanced Arts.
13. Asian Arts History
14. Applied Fine Arts
15. Music and Performance
16. Multimedia Arts
- Advanced Literature.
17. Asian Literature History
18. Journalism and Broadcasting
19. Creative Writing
20. Linguistics
- Advanced Social Sciences.
21. Economics
22. Political Science
23. Psychology
24. Sociology
- Advanced Business Management.
25. Entrepreneurship
26. Sales and Finance
27. Accountancy
28. Business Marketing
Complimentary Classes:
- Sports.
→ Chosen from the FF: Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer, Tennis, Swimming, Horseriding, Martial Arts and Lacrosse.
- Practical Activities.
→ Chosen from the FF: Baking, Cooking, Sewing, Basic Home Repair, First Aid.
- Recreational Activities.
→ Chosen from the FF: Yoga, Pilates, Ballet, Piano, Violin, Drums, Classical Guitar.
Tl;Dr For the 10 given schedule slots per week, the maximun amount of classes is 10 (6 cores + 4 electives) and the minimum amount is 7 (5 cores + 2 electives).
Complimentary classes can also be taken, and they will be scheduled accordingly for an hour every saturday. They are not graded and are purely for self interest.
Core subjects:
1. Personal Development.
- Includes topics such as: Strengthsfinding, Personal Finance, Priority Assessment, Personality and Identity Building, etc.
2. Modern Literacy.
- Includes topics such as: Digital and Media Literacy, Market Literacy, Political Literacy, Social Literacy, etc.
3. Social Awareness.
- Includes topics such as: Social Ideologies, History of Colonization and Imperialism, Class Systems, Gender Studies, Global Warming, etc.
4. Networking.
- Includes topics such as: Relationship Building, Maximizing Individual Strengths, Team Value, Parterships, etc.
- Social Graces
- Includes topics such as: Social Etiquette, Dress Codes, Dining and Table Manners, Posture and Stride, Voice Projection, etc.
- Languages (optional)
→ Chosen between the FF: Arabic, French, Spanish, German, Greek, Russian and Swahili.
Electives (28):
- Advanced Mathematics.
1. Calculus
2. Algebra
3. Geometry
4. Statistics and Probability
- Advanced Engineering and Architecture.
5. Mechanical Engineering
6. Chemical Engineering
7. Electrical Engineering
8. Drafting and Architecture
- Advanced Sciences.
9. Biology
10. Chemistry
11. Physics
12. Geology and Cosmology
– Advanced Arts.
13. Asian Arts History
14. Applied Fine Arts
15. Music and Performance
16. Multimedia Arts
- Advanced Literature.
17. Asian Literature History
18. Journalism and Broadcasting
19. Creative Writing
20. Linguistics
- Advanced Social Sciences.
21. Economics
22. Political Science
23. Psychology
24. Sociology
- Advanced Business Management.
25. Entrepreneurship
26. Sales and Finance
27. Accountancy
28. Business Marketing
Complimentary Classes:
- Sports.
→ Chosen from the FF: Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer, Tennis, Swimming, Horseriding, Martial Arts and Lacrosse.
- Practical Activities.
→ Chosen from the FF: Baking, Cooking, Sewing, Basic Home Repair, First Aid.
- Recreational Activities.
→ Chosen from the FF: Yoga, Pilates, Ballet, Piano, Violin, Drums, Classical Guitar.