How Invictus Phnom Penh Supports Global Education

Our school makes use of the Cambridge Curriculum, renowned for its international relevance and transferability. Students receive a formal education that aligns with global standards, greatly strengthening their overseas prospects.

The Cambridge Curriculum serves as an excellent foundation for developing a comprehensive understanding of various subjects while maintaining an international outlook. We begin with our Cambridge Primary Program, that prepares students for a seamless transition to advanced levels of learning. Once students reach the Cambridge Secondary Curriculum, there's a particular focus on skills such as adaptability and critical thinking. These skills are crucial in a globalised world and are highly valued by international organisations and multinational companies.

The Cambridge International A-levels, often regarded as the 'Gold Standard' of qualifications, play a pivotal role in securing admission to overseas universities. Many major universities make use of A-level certifications as part of their admission requirements. The Cambridge syllabus provides students with the necessary knowledge and skills to excel in these higher education settings. Using rigorous and accurate assessment methods, students are properly evaluated to meet international standards, providing a reliable measure of their abilities. They receive the skills and perspectives needed to navigate and succeed in a diverse and interconnected world.

Beyond the formal curriculum, Invictus Phnom Penh provides numerous opportunities for students to interact with peers from various backgrounds, thereby fostering a learning environment rich in diversity and mutual respect. We have students from over 60 nationalities, across our global campuses, giving students plenty of opportunities to engage with peers from different cultural backgrounds.

This exposure is critical in teaching students to appreciate and understand the diverse number of global cultures and to help them appreciate multiple perspectives. Last year, we celebrated our diverse community with an 'All Around the World' event, where staff and students were given the opportunity to experience and showcase varying cultures. We also held our annual exchange program, where we sent our students to Singapore for a rich multicultural experience at our sister school.

Through these initiatives, we nurture our students to become well-rounded individuals ready to embrace the opportunities and challenges of a global future.

One of the unique aspects of Invictus Cambodia is our integrated network of campuses around South-East Asia, offering a high level of global mobility to students. We understand that expatriate families may need to move for various reasons, so we've created a system that allows for seamless transfers between campuses in different countries. Students are able to continue their education with Invictus without disrupting their academic progress, ensuring continuity in their education.

When a transfer is required, parents can communicate directly with the destination school and transfer all necessary documents with ease. After an assessment from the destination campus, the student can resume their education upon arrival. This system not only offers flexibility and convenience for families but also reinforces the school's commitment to providing a consistent and comprehensive global education.