Unlock Your Child's Potential with a
World-Class Education
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World-Class Education
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World-Class Education
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Welcome to St. Marks Australian International School, the very first Australian international school in Thailand! Since 1999, we’ve been dedicated to creating a warm, supportive community where students can grow and thrive. At St. Marks, we offer an excellent tri-lingual international education that not only challenges young minds but also nurtures their hearts in a caring Christian environment. Our mission is simple: to help every student build a strong foundation for a happy, successful life filled with curiosity, learning, and personal growth.
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St. Mark's Advantage
A Truly Tri-lingual Program
Our program enables students to learn with skills to converse, read and write in the 3 important languages of this region: English, Mandarin, Thai. Our students are able to use the 3 languages skillfully either in their daily conversations, reading or writing.
A Truly Tri-lingual Program
Our program enables students to learn with skills to converse, read and write in the 3 important languages of this region: English, Mandarin, Thai. Our students are able to use the 3 languages skillfully either in their daily conversations, reading or writing.
A Truly Tri-lingual Program
Our program enables students to learn with skills to converse, read and write in the 3 important languages of this region: English, Mandarin, Thai. Our students are able to use the 3 languages skillfully either in their daily conversations, reading or writing.
A Truly Tri-lingual Program
Our program enables students to learn with skills to converse, read and write in the 3 important languages of this region: English, Mandarin, Thai. Our students are able to use the 3 languages skillfully either in their daily conversations, reading or writing.
Meaningful and Balanced Learning Experience
Combining the best of Western (Australian) and Eastern (Singaporean) education system, we create meaningful learning experiences where our students interact creatively, as well as advance progressively under Singapore’s Math and Science curriculum
Meaningful and Balanced Learning Experience
Combining the best of Western (Australian) and Eastern (Singaporean) education system, we create meaningful learning experiences where our students interact creatively, as well as advance progressively under Singapore’s Math and Science curriculum
Meaningful and Balanced Learning Experience
Combining the best of Western (Australian) and Eastern (Singaporean) education system, we create meaningful learning experiences where our students interact creatively, as well as advance progressively under Singapore’s Math and Science curriculum
Meaningful and Balanced Learning Experience
Combining the best of Western (Australian) and Eastern (Singaporean) education system, we create meaningful learning experiences where our students interact creatively, as well as advance progressively under Singapore’s Math and Science curriculum
Passionate and Qualified Teachers
Our teachers are equipped with a wealth of teaching experiences and educational qualifications, many of whom possess Post-Graduate and Master’s Degree in education in the field of their specialty.
Passionate and Qualified Teachers
Our teachers are equipped with a wealth of teaching experiences and educational qualifications, many of whom possess Post-Graduate and Master’s Degree in education in the field of their specialty.
Passionate and Qualified Teachers
Our teachers are equipped with a wealth of teaching experiences and educational qualifications, many of whom possess Post-Graduate and Master’s Degree in education in the field of their specialty.
Passionate and Qualified Teachers
Our teachers are equipped with a wealth of teaching experiences and educational qualifications, many of whom possess Post-Graduate and Master’s Degree in education in the field of their specialty.
Advanced Program in Maths & Science
Where most schools offer more or less the same curriculum, we are different. Our program offers advance Maths and Science curriculum where students excel with proven records in various local and international Olympiad awards.
Advanced Program in Maths & Science
Where most schools offer more or less the same curriculum, we are different. Our program offers advance Maths and Science curriculum where students excel with proven records in various local and international Olympiad awards.
Advanced Program in Maths & Science
Where most schools offer more or less the same curriculum, we are different. Our program offers advance Maths and Science curriculum where students excel with proven records in various local and international Olympiad awards.
Advanced Program in Maths & Science
Where most schools offer more or less the same curriculum, we are different. Our program offers advance Maths and Science curriculum where students excel with proven records in various local and international Olympiad awards.
Excellent Teacher to Student Ratio
We pay attention to details and our students are nurtured to grow spiritually and academically under the discipleship of caring teachers. Our excellent teacher to student ratio of 1 to 5 has contributed to a high standard of students outcomes across the school.
Excellent Teacher to Student Ratio
We pay attention to details and our students are nurtured to grow spiritually and academically under the discipleship of caring teachers. Our excellent teacher to student ratio of 1 to 5 has contributed to a high standard of students outcomes across the school.
Excellent Teacher to Student Ratio
We pay attention to details and our students are nurtured to grow spiritually and academically under the discipleship of caring teachers. Our excellent teacher to student ratio of 1 to 5 has contributed to a high standard of students outcomes across the school.
Excellent Teacher to Student Ratio
We pay attention to details and our students are nurtured to grow spiritually and academically under the discipleship of caring teachers. Our excellent teacher to student ratio of 1 to 5 has contributed to a high standard of students outcomes across the school.
Outstanding Cambridge IGCSE Results
Of all our secondary examination entries administered between 2017-2019, 30% received an outstanding A*, 70% received an A*/A, and 97% A*-C grade, a truly spectacular result on the Cambridge qualification, a qualification which is recognized worldwide by prestigious tertiary educational institutions.
Outstanding Cambridge IGCSE Results
Of all our secondary examination entries administered between 2017-2019, 30% received an outstanding A*, 70% received an A*/A, and 97% A*-C grade, a truly spectacular result on the Cambridge qualification, a qualification which is recognized worldwide by prestigious tertiary educational institutions.
Outstanding Cambridge IGCSE Results
Of all our secondary examination entries administered between 2017-2019, 30% received an outstanding A*, 70% received an A*/A, and 97% A*-C grade, a truly spectacular result on the Cambridge qualification, a qualification which is recognized worldwide by prestigious tertiary educational institutions.
Outstanding Cambridge IGCSE Results
Of all our secondary examination entries administered between 2017-2019, 30% received an outstanding A*, 70% received an A*/A, and 97% A*-C grade, a truly spectacular result on the Cambridge qualification, a qualification which is recognized worldwide by prestigious tertiary educational institutions.
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Why does our curriculum focus on mathematics and science?
The world's future trends and opportunities are still in technology. Technological advancement in health science research, engineering, computer, technology, logistics, and artificial intelligence, to name a few, are all based on the fundamental knowledge of Mathematics and Science. Like all other skills, cognitive skills in Mathematics and Science can be trained and can be acquired from young. With an age-appropriate and step-by-step approach to teaching and learning, our Mathematics and Science programs have proven a success, with many of our students winning various prestigious awards locally and internationally. Top in Thailand for IGCSE Physics, Outstanding Cambridge Learners for IGCSE Chemistry, Perfect Scores for AS Level Physics, Gold Award for World International Mathematical Olympiad, Gold Award for Hong Kong International Mathematical Olympiad are some of the achievements that our students have accomplished internationally. With our carefully-planned curriculum, combined with qualified and experienced teachers, our students are provided with a rigorous and supportive program, laying a solid foundation in Mathematics and Science, preparing our students for the world's future trends and opportunities.
Why learn 3 languages at a young age?
Recent neuroscience research suggests that children’s learning capacity is developed during the earliest years. Interactions with the environment during these critical years help lay the foundation for behavioural and developmental outcomes. In recent years, researchers have made tremendous progress in learning about the human brain and the critical influence of the early years for brain development and learning, including learning a foreign language. Children have the ability to learn languages faster and better than adults. The pathways for dendrites in a child’s brain cells are still developing. Exposure to external stimuli, which includes exposure to new languages, will cause these dendrites to grow and connect between the brain cells, forming a complex network of neuron connections. Most of these dendrites peak in their growth at about the age of six. Hence, there exists a window of opportunity to learn a new language, ideally before the age of six. To take advantage of this window of opportunity, we provide opportunities for students to learn English, Mandarin and Thai simultaneously from a very young age. The main language used as the medium of instruction is English. Second and third language programs are taught to our students in Mandarin and Thai, starting from the age of about 3 years old by qualified native teachers. Students take these language classes daily, and emphasis is placed in areas of speaking, reading, spelling and writing. Mandarin curriculum is adopted from Singapore’s National Curriculum and Thai curriculum is adopted from the Thai National Curriculum. For Mandarin, students are taught Hanyu Pinyinto aid with Chinese pronunciation and simplified characters in Chinese writing. Our Thai language curriculum is unique in a sense that we teach Thai daily, using the same textbooks and methods as those in Thai schools. This enables our students to be as proficient in Thai as their peers in Thai schools. Students become competent speakers, readers and writers of these languages by the time they complete primary levels.
How many nationalities are being represented among our students and teachers?
Currently there are 18 different nationalities being represented among our students and 13 different nationalities among our teachers.
What time does the school begins and ends?
Kindergarten: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm (After-school care option ends at 3:10 pm) Pre-Prep to Year 12: 8:00 am - 3:10 pm
Does our school provide lunch and snack?
St. Marks canteen offers healthy snacks and lunch. All food is freshly selected, prepared and cooked by the school's own Food Department. The meal plan is rotated periodically to provide nutritionally balanced meals, allowing students to be exposed to both the Western and Eastern cuisines.
Can My child be involved in extra-curricular activities?
At St. Marks International School, we offer a wide range of Extra Curricular Activities (ECA) for students in Primary and High School levels. Information on our ECA's can be found on this website under "Classes & ECA" These ECA's usually take place immediately after school, running from 3:15 pm to 4:00 pm. Some ECA’s take place outside of the School campus. Additionally some ECA's that are provided by external groups will require an additional fee.
What is the Year 11-12 Australian Matriculation (AUSMAT) Program?
The Australian Matriculation (AUSMAT) program is a globally recognized pre-university qualification that provides students with a flexible and well-rounded education. It emphasizes critical thinking, leadership, and academic excellence, preparing students for success in higher education and beyond.
What are the benefits of the AUSMAT?
Shorter Duration: Completed in 1.5 years, allowing students to enter university a year earlier. Flexible ATAR Calculation: Students take 5 subjects, but only the best 4 count toward their ATAR, providing room to explore new subjects. Balanced Assessment: 50% coursework and 50% final exam, reducing pressure on a single examination. Wide Subject Selection: A variety of subjects cater to diverse academic and career interests.
Which countries accept AUSMAT graduates?
AUSMAT is accepted by universities worldwide, including institutions in: Australia (Group of Eight) United Kingdom Ireland Canada United States New Zealand Germany Norway Poland China Hong Kong Japan Korea Singapore Malaysia India Thailand Would you like any other modifications?
Why should students who wish to pursue a career in medicine benefit from the AUSMAT?
The AUSMAT Program is the only pre-university program that offers Human Biology as a subject for Year 11-12 students. This provides a strong foundation for university medical programs, giving students a head start in their medical education while still in high school. Additionally, the program offers an alternative mathematics subject that is more accessible compared to those in the A-Levels and IB Diploma. This allows students to excel academically and improve their chances of being accepted into medical programs.
Why does our curriculum focus on mathematics and science?
The world's future trends and opportunities are still in technology. Technological advancement in health science research, engineering, computer, technology, logistics, and artificial intelligence, to name a few, are all based on the fundamental knowledge of Mathematics and Science. Like all other skills, cognitive skills in Mathematics and Science can be trained and can be acquired from young. With an age-appropriate and step-by-step approach to teaching and learning, our Mathematics and Science programs have proven a success, with many of our students winning various prestigious awards locally and internationally. Top in Thailand for IGCSE Physics, Outstanding Cambridge Learners for IGCSE Chemistry, Perfect Scores for AS Level Physics, Gold Award for World International Mathematical Olympiad, Gold Award for Hong Kong International Mathematical Olympiad are some of the achievements that our students have accomplished internationally. With our carefully-planned curriculum, combined with qualified and experienced teachers, our students are provided with a rigorous and supportive program, laying a solid foundation in Mathematics and Science, preparing our students for the world's future trends and opportunities.
Why learn 3 languages at a young age?
Recent neuroscience research suggests that children’s learning capacity is developed during the earliest years. Interactions with the environment during these critical years help lay the foundation for behavioural and developmental outcomes. In recent years, researchers have made tremendous progress in learning about the human brain and the critical influence of the early years for brain development and learning, including learning a foreign language. Children have the ability to learn languages faster and better than adults. The pathways for dendrites in a child’s brain cells are still developing. Exposure to external stimuli, which includes exposure to new languages, will cause these dendrites to grow and connect between the brain cells, forming a complex network of neuron connections. Most of these dendrites peak in their growth at about the age of six. Hence, there exists a window of opportunity to learn a new language, ideally before the age of six. To take advantage of this window of opportunity, we provide opportunities for students to learn English, Mandarin and Thai simultaneously from a very young age. The main language used as the medium of instruction is English. Second and third language programs are taught to our students in Mandarin and Thai, starting from the age of about 3 years old by qualified native teachers. Students take these language classes daily, and emphasis is placed in areas of speaking, reading, spelling and writing. Mandarin curriculum is adopted from Singapore’s National Curriculum and Thai curriculum is adopted from the Thai National Curriculum. For Mandarin, students are taught Hanyu Pinyinto aid with Chinese pronunciation and simplified characters in Chinese writing. Our Thai language curriculum is unique in a sense that we teach Thai daily, using the same textbooks and methods as those in Thai schools. This enables our students to be as proficient in Thai as their peers in Thai schools. Students become competent speakers, readers and writers of these languages by the time they complete primary levels.
How many nationalities are being represented among our students and teachers?
Currently there are 18 different nationalities being represented among our students and 13 different nationalities among our teachers.
What time does the school begins and ends?
Kindergarten: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm (After-school care option ends at 3:10 pm) Pre-Prep to Year 12: 8:00 am - 3:10 pm
Does our school provide lunch and snack?
St. Marks canteen offers healthy snacks and lunch. All food is freshly selected, prepared and cooked by the school's own Food Department. The meal plan is rotated periodically to provide nutritionally balanced meals, allowing students to be exposed to both the Western and Eastern cuisines.
Can My child be involved in extra-curricular activities?
At St. Marks International School, we offer a wide range of Extra Curricular Activities (ECA) for students in Primary and High School levels. Information on our ECA's can be found on this website under "Classes & ECA" These ECA's usually take place immediately after school, running from 3:15 pm to 4:00 pm. Some ECA’s take place outside of the School campus. Additionally some ECA's that are provided by external groups will require an additional fee.
What is the Year 11-12 Australian Matriculation (AUSMAT) Program?
The Australian Matriculation (AUSMAT) program is a globally recognized pre-university qualification that provides students with a flexible and well-rounded education. It emphasizes critical thinking, leadership, and academic excellence, preparing students for success in higher education and beyond.
What are the benefits of the AUSMAT?
Shorter Duration: Completed in 1.5 years, allowing students to enter university a year earlier. Flexible ATAR Calculation: Students take 5 subjects, but only the best 4 count toward their ATAR, providing room to explore new subjects. Balanced Assessment: 50% coursework and 50% final exam, reducing pressure on a single examination. Wide Subject Selection: A variety of subjects cater to diverse academic and career interests.
Which countries accept AUSMAT graduates?
AUSMAT is accepted by universities worldwide, including institutions in: Australia (Group of Eight) United Kingdom Ireland Canada United States New Zealand Germany Norway Poland China Hong Kong Japan Korea Singapore Malaysia India Thailand Would you like any other modifications?
Why should students who wish to pursue a career in medicine benefit from the AUSMAT?
The AUSMAT Program is the only pre-university program that offers Human Biology as a subject for Year 11-12 students. This provides a strong foundation for university medical programs, giving students a head start in their medical education while still in high school. Additionally, the program offers an alternative mathematics subject that is more accessible compared to those in the A-Levels and IB Diploma. This allows students to excel academically and improve their chances of being accepted into medical programs.
Why does our curriculum focus on mathematics and science?
The world's future trends and opportunities are still in technology. Technological advancement in health science research, engineering, computer, technology, logistics, and artificial intelligence, to name a few, are all based on the fundamental knowledge of Mathematics and Science. Like all other skills, cognitive skills in Mathematics and Science can be trained and can be acquired from young. With an age-appropriate and step-by-step approach to teaching and learning, our Mathematics and Science programs have proven a success, with many of our students winning various prestigious awards locally and internationally. Top in Thailand for IGCSE Physics, Outstanding Cambridge Learners for IGCSE Chemistry, Perfect Scores for AS Level Physics, Gold Award for World International Mathematical Olympiad, Gold Award for Hong Kong International Mathematical Olympiad are some of the achievements that our students have accomplished internationally. With our carefully-planned curriculum, combined with qualified and experienced teachers, our students are provided with a rigorous and supportive program, laying a solid foundation in Mathematics and Science, preparing our students for the world's future trends and opportunities.
Why learn 3 languages at a young age?
Recent neuroscience research suggests that children’s learning capacity is developed during the earliest years. Interactions with the environment during these critical years help lay the foundation for behavioural and developmental outcomes. In recent years, researchers have made tremendous progress in learning about the human brain and the critical influence of the early years for brain development and learning, including learning a foreign language. Children have the ability to learn languages faster and better than adults. The pathways for dendrites in a child’s brain cells are still developing. Exposure to external stimuli, which includes exposure to new languages, will cause these dendrites to grow and connect between the brain cells, forming a complex network of neuron connections. Most of these dendrites peak in their growth at about the age of six. Hence, there exists a window of opportunity to learn a new language, ideally before the age of six. To take advantage of this window of opportunity, we provide opportunities for students to learn English, Mandarin and Thai simultaneously from a very young age. The main language used as the medium of instruction is English. Second and third language programs are taught to our students in Mandarin and Thai, starting from the age of about 3 years old by qualified native teachers. Students take these language classes daily, and emphasis is placed in areas of speaking, reading, spelling and writing. Mandarin curriculum is adopted from Singapore’s National Curriculum and Thai curriculum is adopted from the Thai National Curriculum. For Mandarin, students are taught Hanyu Pinyinto aid with Chinese pronunciation and simplified characters in Chinese writing. Our Thai language curriculum is unique in a sense that we teach Thai daily, using the same textbooks and methods as those in Thai schools. This enables our students to be as proficient in Thai as their peers in Thai schools. Students become competent speakers, readers and writers of these languages by the time they complete primary levels.
How many nationalities are being represented among our students and teachers?
Currently there are 18 different nationalities being represented among our students and 13 different nationalities among our teachers.
What time does the school begins and ends?
Kindergarten: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm (After-school care option ends at 3:10 pm) Pre-Prep to Year 12: 8:00 am - 3:10 pm
Does our school provide lunch and snack?
St. Marks canteen offers healthy snacks and lunch. All food is freshly selected, prepared and cooked by the school's own Food Department. The meal plan is rotated periodically to provide nutritionally balanced meals, allowing students to be exposed to both the Western and Eastern cuisines.
Can My child be involved in extra-curricular activities?
At St. Marks International School, we offer a wide range of Extra Curricular Activities (ECA) for students in Primary and High School levels. Information on our ECA's can be found on this website under "Classes & ECA" These ECA's usually take place immediately after school, running from 3:15 pm to 4:00 pm. Some ECA’s take place outside of the School campus. Additionally some ECA's that are provided by external groups will require an additional fee.
What is the Year 11-12 Australian Matriculation (AUSMAT) Program?
The Australian Matriculation (AUSMAT) program is a globally recognized pre-university qualification that provides students with a flexible and well-rounded education. It emphasizes critical thinking, leadership, and academic excellence, preparing students for success in higher education and beyond.
What are the benefits of the AUSMAT?
Shorter Duration: Completed in 1.5 years, allowing students to enter university a year earlier. Flexible ATAR Calculation: Students take 5 subjects, but only the best 4 count toward their ATAR, providing room to explore new subjects. Balanced Assessment: 50% coursework and 50% final exam, reducing pressure on a single examination. Wide Subject Selection: A variety of subjects cater to diverse academic and career interests.
Which countries accept AUSMAT graduates?
AUSMAT is accepted by universities worldwide, including institutions in: Australia (Group of Eight) United Kingdom Ireland Canada United States New Zealand Germany Norway Poland China Hong Kong Japan Korea Singapore Malaysia India Thailand Would you like any other modifications?
Why should students who wish to pursue a career in medicine benefit from the AUSMAT?
The AUSMAT Program is the only pre-university program that offers Human Biology as a subject for Year 11-12 students. This provides a strong foundation for university medical programs, giving students a head start in their medical education while still in high school. Additionally, the program offers an alternative mathematics subject that is more accessible compared to those in the A-Levels and IB Diploma. This allows students to excel academically and improve their chances of being accepted into medical programs.
Why does our curriculum focus on mathematics and science?
The world's future trends and opportunities are still in technology. Technological advancement in health science research, engineering, computer, technology, logistics, and artificial intelligence, to name a few, are all based on the fundamental knowledge of Mathematics and Science. Like all other skills, cognitive skills in Mathematics and Science can be trained and can be acquired from young. With an age-appropriate and step-by-step approach to teaching and learning, our Mathematics and Science programs have proven a success, with many of our students winning various prestigious awards locally and internationally. Top in Thailand for IGCSE Physics, Outstanding Cambridge Learners for IGCSE Chemistry, Perfect Scores for AS Level Physics, Gold Award for World International Mathematical Olympiad, Gold Award for Hong Kong International Mathematical Olympiad are some of the achievements that our students have accomplished internationally. With our carefully-planned curriculum, combined with qualified and experienced teachers, our students are provided with a rigorous and supportive program, laying a solid foundation in Mathematics and Science, preparing our students for the world's future trends and opportunities.
Why learn 3 languages at a young age?
Recent neuroscience research suggests that children’s learning capacity is developed during the earliest years. Interactions with the environment during these critical years help lay the foundation for behavioural and developmental outcomes. In recent years, researchers have made tremendous progress in learning about the human brain and the critical influence of the early years for brain development and learning, including learning a foreign language. Children have the ability to learn languages faster and better than adults. The pathways for dendrites in a child’s brain cells are still developing. Exposure to external stimuli, which includes exposure to new languages, will cause these dendrites to grow and connect between the brain cells, forming a complex network of neuron connections. Most of these dendrites peak in their growth at about the age of six. Hence, there exists a window of opportunity to learn a new language, ideally before the age of six. To take advantage of this window of opportunity, we provide opportunities for students to learn English, Mandarin and Thai simultaneously from a very young age. The main language used as the medium of instruction is English. Second and third language programs are taught to our students in Mandarin and Thai, starting from the age of about 3 years old by qualified native teachers. Students take these language classes daily, and emphasis is placed in areas of speaking, reading, spelling and writing. Mandarin curriculum is adopted from Singapore’s National Curriculum and Thai curriculum is adopted from the Thai National Curriculum. For Mandarin, students are taught Hanyu Pinyinto aid with Chinese pronunciation and simplified characters in Chinese writing. Our Thai language curriculum is unique in a sense that we teach Thai daily, using the same textbooks and methods as those in Thai schools. This enables our students to be as proficient in Thai as their peers in Thai schools. Students become competent speakers, readers and writers of these languages by the time they complete primary levels.
How many nationalities are being represented among our students and teachers?
Currently there are 18 different nationalities being represented among our students and 13 different nationalities among our teachers.
What time does the school begins and ends?
Kindergarten: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm (After-school care option ends at 3:10 pm) Pre-Prep to Year 12: 8:00 am - 3:10 pm
Does our school provide lunch and snack?
St. Marks canteen offers healthy snacks and lunch. All food is freshly selected, prepared and cooked by the school's own Food Department. The meal plan is rotated periodically to provide nutritionally balanced meals, allowing students to be exposed to both the Western and Eastern cuisines.
Can My child be involved in extra-curricular activities?
At St. Marks International School, we offer a wide range of Extra Curricular Activities (ECA) for students in Primary and High School levels. Information on our ECA's can be found on this website under "Classes & ECA" These ECA's usually take place immediately after school, running from 3:15 pm to 4:00 pm. Some ECA’s take place outside of the School campus. Additionally some ECA's that are provided by external groups will require an additional fee.
What is the Year 11-12 Australian Matriculation (AUSMAT) Program?
The Australian Matriculation (AUSMAT) program is a globally recognized pre-university qualification that provides students with a flexible and well-rounded education. It emphasizes critical thinking, leadership, and academic excellence, preparing students for success in higher education and beyond.
What are the benefits of the AUSMAT?
Shorter Duration: Completed in 1.5 years, allowing students to enter university a year earlier. Flexible ATAR Calculation: Students take 5 subjects, but only the best 4 count toward their ATAR, providing room to explore new subjects. Balanced Assessment: 50% coursework and 50% final exam, reducing pressure on a single examination. Wide Subject Selection: A variety of subjects cater to diverse academic and career interests.
Which countries accept AUSMAT graduates?
AUSMAT is accepted by universities worldwide, including institutions in: Australia (Group of Eight) United Kingdom Ireland Canada United States New Zealand Germany Norway Poland China Hong Kong Japan Korea Singapore Malaysia India Thailand Would you like any other modifications?
Why should students who wish to pursue a career in medicine benefit from the AUSMAT?
The AUSMAT Program is the only pre-university program that offers Human Biology as a subject for Year 11-12 students. This provides a strong foundation for university medical programs, giving students a head start in their medical education while still in high school. Additionally, the program offers an alternative mathematics subject that is more accessible compared to those in the A-Levels and IB Diploma. This allows students to excel academically and improve their chances of being accepted into medical programs.