I'm sixteen years old, and my father may be getting a job in the UK. A lot of this is purely speculation, but I really can't find anything on how people transition between the two school systems.
I'm currently in 11th grade, and I'm in the International Baccalaureate program. If I move to the UK, are there tests I need to take to get into the school system? I know the UK is different in the fact that tests are taken at the end of 10th grade in order to get into the next level of school, but I don't really know any details. If there are specific tests, what are the subjects? How different are the difficulty levels of the two school systems? If I moved to England after this school year, would I probably end up in the first year of the college program, or the second? Are the classes in the college programs very specific towards career tracks?
Thanks!
I'm currently in 11th grade, and I'm in the International Baccalaureate program. If I move to the UK, are there tests I need to take to get into the school system? I know the UK is different in the fact that tests are taken at the end of 10th grade in order to get into the next level of school, but I don't really know any details. If there are specific tests, what are the subjects? How different are the difficulty levels of the two school systems? If I moved to England after this school year, would I probably end up in the first year of the college program, or the second? Are the classes in the college programs very specific towards career tracks?
Thanks!