
Frequently Asked Questions for Junior College Division
1. What curriculum does the Junior College follow?
Our Junior College offers the internationally recognized Cambridge AS and A Level Programme, one of the world’s most respected pre-university qualifications. It is widely accepted by top universities globally and is known for its academic rigor, depth of subject knowledge, and strong emphasis on analytical thinking.
2. What is the difference between AS Level and A Level?
AS Level is typically taken in the first year and provides a strong foundation in selected subjects.
A Level builds on AS knowledge in the second year with deeper specialization and advanced analysis.
Together, they form a comprehensive pre-university qualification that prepares students for higher education worldwide.
3. What subject options are available?
Students can choose from a wide range of subject combinations, allowing them to design an academic pathway aligned with their strengths, interests, and intended university majors. Subject groups generally include:
Sciences
Mathematics
Languages
Humanities
Business and Economics
4. How is teaching conducted at the Junior College level?
Lessons emphasize independent learning, critical inquiry, research skills, and discussion-based exploration. Teachers act as mentors who guide students to analyze concepts deeply, evaluate perspectives, and develop well-supported arguments.
5. What makes the learning approach unique?
Our academic philosophy integrates STEM, innovation, and design thinking even at the pre-university stage. Students are challenged to think creatively, conduct research, and apply knowledge to real-world contexts — skills highly valued by universities.
6. How are students assessed?
Students are evaluated through a combination of:
Written examinations
Coursework (for selected subjects)
Practical assessments
Research-based assignments
Presentations
7. What academic support is provided?
Teachers closely monitor each student’s progress and provide individual consultations, academic mentoring, university pathway guidance, enrichment for high achievers, and targeted support when needed.
8. How does the school prepare students for university admission?
Our university preparation programme includes individual academic pathway planning, subject selection aligned with career goals, portfolio and personal statement development, interview preparation workshops, scholarship guidance, standardized test strategy, and application timeline management.
9. What makes your university guidance programme strong?
Our dedicated University Counselling Team works closely with students and parents. We also collaborate with trusted global education partners who provide insights into admission trends, university expectations, and programme requirements.
10. What university destinations do graduates typically enter?
Our graduates consistently gain admission to top universities across the globe. Based on the QS World University Rankings 2026, our alumni are currently thriving in 60 out of the Top 100 universities worldwide.
11. How are students prepared beyond academics for university life?
Preparation includes:
Research and academic writing skills
Time management and study strategies
Critical thinking and academic discussion skills
Leadership and initiative building
Real-world project experience
12. Do students receive personalized guidance?
Yes. Each student receives individualized counselling tailored to their academic strengths, interests, and career aspirations to identify suitable universities and maximize their chances of acceptance.
13. Are students trained in independent research skills?
Yes. Junior College students are encouraged to conduct independent investigations, research projects, and analytical studies that develop scholarly discipline and intellectual maturity.
14. Do Junior College students still participate in CCAs?
Absolutely. Students continue to join a wide range of co-curricular activities, including academic clubs, leadership organizations, creative arts, and sports.
15. Are leadership opportunities available?
Yes. Students take on leadership roles such as Student Council positions, club leadership, event organizing committees, and mentoring younger students.
16. What sports opportunities are available?
Students have access to indoor and outdoor basketball courts, tennis courts, pickleball courts, futsal facilities, and multi-sport training areas. We also collaborate with Airone Basketball Club.
17. Are there international learning opportunities?
Yes. Students can participate in global exchanges such as language immersion in China, Robotics and AI exposure in Japan (Meikei), and academic exchange in Singapore (Kranji Secondary School).
18. Does the school support academic competitions?
We are an official centre for international Olympiads including SASMO, Vanda Science Competition, AMO, and JISMO.
19. How does the school develop character at this level?
Character formation remains a priority through leadership training, service-learning programs, and collaborative projects that nurture integrity, empathy, and responsibility.
20. Are students involved in community outreach?
Yes. Students actively contribute to community initiatives with organizations such as orphanages, Habitat for Humanity, Yayasan Kasih Anak Kanker Indonesia, Sea Soldiers, and Wahana Visi Indonesia.
21. How strong are the academic results?
Our students consistently achieve excellent AS and A Level results, reflecting rigorous instruction, disciplined study habits, and strong academic guidance.
22. How does the programme prepare students for the future?
Graduates leave with strong subject mastery, advanced analytical skills, independent learning ability, research competence, and a global perspective.

