OIS launches 'A' level under Cambridge Exam

By The Oxford International School (OIS) has launched 'A' level programme under Cambridge International
23 December 2005, 18:00 PM
Prof AFM Khodadat Khan speaks at the launching ceremony of The Oxford International School's 'A' level programme under Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) on the school premises recently.
The Oxford International School (OIS) has launched 'A' level programme under Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) in English, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, economics, accounting, business studies, computing and law, says a press release.

The launching ceremony was held at the newly built Dr Qudrat-I-Khuda Auditorium of the school in the city recently.

Addressing the ceremony, Mark Parkinson, head of the school, said throughout the world CIE 'A' levels are considered to be 'gold standard'.

Principal Ramona Anand and Prof AFM Khodadat Khan, consultant for Training and Academic Development, also spoke on the occasion.

The school has invested significant resources for the 'A' Level initiative, bringing together a team of high profile academics and teaching staff. The school has already set up modern science laboratory facilities according to the Cambridge specifications. In addition, there are computer labs with high speed internet connectivity, resource room for the teachers and students and library service.