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US$200
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Duration: 50 Weeks
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Delivery mode: Flexible as per the student
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Group size: Individual
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Instruction language:
English,
Arabic
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Certificate provided:
Yes
1. IGCSE Biology – Course Description
“This course introduces students to the fundamental principles of life sciences, including cell biology, genetics, ecology, human physiology, and plant science. It focuses on developing scientific inquiry skills, practical observation, and real-world application of biological concepts. The course prepares students for both theory and practical components of the IGCSE assessment.”
2. IGCSE Chemistry – Course Description
“This course covers the foundations of chemistry, including atomic structure, bonding, acids and bases, metals, periodic table trends, and reactions. It develops analytical thinking, experimental skills, and problem-solving required for IGCSE examinations. Students learn how chemistry is applied in industry, environment, and everyday life.”
3. A-Level Biology – Course Description
This advanced course explores biology in greater depth through molecular biology, enzymes, homeostasis, genetics, biotechnology, plant physiology, and evolution. It prepares students for higher education in medical, life science, and health-related fields. The course emphasizes critical thinking, experimental investigation, and scientific reasoning.”
4. A-Level Chemistry – Course Description
“This course provides an in-depth understanding of physical, organic, and inorganic chemistry. Students explore reaction mechanisms, energetics, chemical equilibrium, periodicity, and industrial chemistry. It focuses on developing strong conceptual knowledge, practical laboratory skills, and analytical reasoning needed for university-level science and engineering programs.”
5. General Science (Middle School) – Course Description
“This course builds foundational scientific knowledge by integrating basic concepts from biology, chemistry, and physics. It encourages curiosity, observation, and hands-on learning to help students understand the natural world and prepare for higher-level science studies.”