American International Schools Worldwide

The American curriculum (a US high-school diploma, often with Advanced Placement and sometimes an SAT/ACT focus) is broad, flexible and continuously assessed rather than resting on terminal exams. It keeps options open the longest — pupils don't have to specialise early — and maps naturally onto US university admissions, which weigh the whole four-year record. It suits families heading toward North American universities, or children who do better with steady coursework than high-stakes final exams.