Q. What is the maximum numbers of students in the classroom?
A. Maximum 18
Q. Is there any special focus on the Arabic subjects?
A. Yes, Arabic is one integral part of our curriculum and one of the pillars the philosophy is based upon
Q. Will my child need private tutoring?
A. No, the school prohibits private tutoring. The school provides the adequate student support instead.
Q. Why the math is more advanced in the language?
A. Mathematics is not stronger in the language school, in Our American we implement a designed math track that raise the mathematical skills of the students to become competent with any other student and eligible to join any local or international university.
Q. Is there a follow up on my child and with me as a parent?
A. Progress reports are issued every quarter students are put on an academic support program if they scored low. Students Can See their grades regularly on our online system.
Q. What is your curriculum?
A. We implement a strong curriculum based on international standards and benchmarks, a carefully selected books that is a collection of Harcourt, McGraw-Hill, Glencoe and Holt.
Q. What is the difference between “SAT I” & “SAT II”?
A. “SAT I” is the Scholastic Aptitude Test and this is testing the abilities and skills of a student in both areas English and Basic Math (Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2), But “SAT II” is the Subject test and this is testing the knowledge in the subject area tested, and is required by faculties of medicine, pharmacy & engineering.
Medicine & Pharmacy >>Biology + (Math OR Chemistry OR Physics)
Engineering >> Math + (Biology OR Chemistry OR Physics)
Q. When does my child select his specialization subject?
A. In Grade 11
Q. What is the number of subjects needed to graduate?
A. To graduate, the student must complete a program of studies from grade 9 to 12, at which he/she should finish at least 24 credits and up to 30 credits. The student should have 8 full credits selected from grades 11 & 12 to be able to join the university; some universities accept credits from grade 10.
Q. How many times can my child sit for the SAT exam?
A. The student can sit for a maximum of 8 times for the SAT exam; and maximum of 4 times for the SAT II Exam.
Q. What is the difference between the AME and National?
A. The American Has a flexible Curriculum that is based on international standards, it is built to enhance the student skills and develop his/her critical thinking.
Q. What are the Requirements to join the university?
A. Every University differs but you can follow the main broad requirements of the ministry of higher education on this link: www.tansik.egypt.gov.eg
Q. What are the minimum grades to join the university?
A. School GPA---------SAT I 1440 / 2400 ----------------- SATII 1100 / 1600