SKTIP

• Recognised by universities and employers worldwide
• Develops independent thinking, research skills, and global awareness
• Flexible subject choices support individual student strengths
• Strong preparation for university entrance in Thailand and internationally
• Internationally benchmarked assessments ensure rigorous, reliable results

Alongside Cambridge qualifications, all students also fulfil the requirements of Thailand's national curriculum — ensuring full academic standing within the Thai education system. Some Cambridge subjects may be available for external examination only; subject availability may vary by academic year.

The programme combines the Cambridge International curriculum with the Thai national curriculum, for students aiming at international-programme universities in Thailand and overseas. Graduates receive certificates from both Cambridge International Education (CIE) and the Office of the Basic Education Commission (OBEC). Along the way: Cambridge Checkpoint in Year 8–9, IGCSE (5 subjects) in Year 10–11, AS Level in Year 12 and A Level in Year 13, with standardized tests, predicted grades and TCAS applications in Year 12–13.

What is Cambridge Checkpoint?

Cambridge Checkpoint is an international benchmark test set by Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE), England. It is not about passing or failing: it checks each student's foundations, showing strengths and weaknesses before they move up to IGCSE. It covers three core subjects: English (as a Second Language for most Thai students), Mathematics and Science.

• A global standard: shows whether a student's knowledge matches students of the same grade around the world.
• Diagnostic report: goes beyond a grade and shows, topic by topic, what the student does well and what still needs work, so teachers and parents can help in the right place.
• A rehearsal for IGCSE: practice before the tougher International General Certificate of Secondary Education exams in upper secondary.

Scores are not A–F grades but a number from 0.0 to 6.0:

Cambridge IGCSE subjects offered

Cambridge offers 70 IGCSE subjects in any combination, including 30 languages (full syllabuses at cambridgeinternational.org/igcse). Subjects taught at SKTIP:

Grades and exam series

IGCSE results come as A*–G or 9–1 grades. The two scales meet at three anchor points: grade 7 lines up with A, grade 4 with C, and grade 1 with G (U is ungraded on both). Cambridge exams for Administrative Zone 4, Thailand, run twice a year:

Round	Application	Exam	Results
1	December – early February	May – June	August
2	July – early August	October – November	January

Ten reasons to choose the Cambridge Pathway

1. The Cambridge Pathway gives students a clear path for educational success from age 5 to 19.
2. Schools can shape the curriculum around how they want students to learn, with a wide range of subjects and flexible ways to offer them.
3. Students discover new abilities and a wider world, and the skills they need for life, so they can achieve at school, university and work.
4. Each stage builds on the learners' development from the previous one or from other educational systems.
5. An unrivalled choice of subjects: over 70 at IGCSE and over 50 at A Level, which students can choose in any combination.
6. Cambridge qualifications are widely recognised by the world's best universities and employers.
7. 98% of admissions officers surveyed said Cambridge programmes give students excellent preparation for university.
8. First-class support for teachers through publications, online resources, training and professional development.
9. Every year, nearly a million Cambridge learners from 10,000 schools in over 160 countries prepare for their future with an international education from Cambridge.
10. A 150-year history of international exams; Cambridge is a not-for-profit organisation and the only exam board wholly owned by a world-leading university.

SKTIP supports every student in building a personalised academic journey — subject selection is guided by each student's university ambitions and career goals.

Career Pathway	Recommended IGCSE (Y10–11)	Recommended A-Level (Y12–13)
Medicine / Pharmacy	Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, English Language	Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics
Engineering / Computer Science	Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science, English Language	Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Physics / Computer Science
Business / Finance / Economics	Mathematics, Economics / Business, English Language, Accounting or Travel & Tourism	Economics, Mathematics, Business Studies, Accounting or Travel & Tourism
Law / Social Sciences / Education	English Language, History / Sociology, Global Perspectives, Mathematics	English Language & Literature, Sociology / History, Global Perspectives & Research
Architecture / Design / Art	Art & Design, Mathematics, Physics, English Language	Art & Design, Mathematics, Physics

Advisory subjects

Cambridge Student Growth & Portfolio Pathway

Year	Student growth	Portfolio goal	Cambridge exams
Year 8	Foundation of Reflection	Starter portfolio page (learning journal)	Cambridge Checkpoint
Year 9	Career Exploration & Track Decision	Mini portfolio & subject choice plan	Cambridge Checkpoint
Year 10	E-Portfolio Development and Resume Skills	Full portfolio draft and first resume	IGCSE (5 subjects over Year 10–11): complete 2 IGCSEs to apply for Year 11
Year 11	Career Awareness and Pathway Choice & IGCSE	Portfolio structure and personal statement (draft)	IGCSE: complete IGCSE Thai in the October–November series
Year 12	Transition Preparation & AS Level	Application-ready portfolio and mock interview	AS Level — check the “2R” of each university: requirements and registration
Year 13	Final Stage, A2 Level & Leadership	Portfolio round and university applications	A2 Level — check the “2R” of each university: requirements and registration

Key dates for Cambridge international students

The school year runs from May to April: Term 1 from May, Term 2 from October–November, each with midterm and final exams.

Month	SKTIP plans	Cambridge exams (IGCSE, AS & A2)
May – June	Term 1 begins · Orientation Day · Wai Kru Day · LA-ON Day · M.1 & M.4 SK Day Trip · STEAM Project	May–June exam series · applications for the October–November series open (May – early August)
July – August	Term 1 midterm exams · Roadmap Day · NISC Camp · SKT Market · OBEC Camp	May–June results
September – October	Term 1 final exams	October–November exam series
November – December	Term 2 begins · Term 2 midterm exams · Enrolment for the special programme: M.4 quota students (December)	Applications for the May–June series open (December – early February)
January	SKT Open House	October–November results
February – March	Term 2 final exams · Variety Show · Enrolment for the special programme: M.1 & M.4 scholarship students (February) · Secondary school graduation farewell (March)	—

For application details, contact the IP office: Building 3, 2nd floor, room 1.

English proficiency and university admission tests

When the main tests run during the school year (May–April):

Test	When
IELTS, CU-TEP & TU-GET	Twice a month, every month
CU-TEP Speaking	Once a month in July, November, December, January, February and March
Duolingo & TOEFL iBT	Six times a month, every month
SAT	May, June, August, October, November, December and March
CU-AAT, CU-ATS & CU-TAD	July, November, December, January, February and March
ACT	June, July, September, October, December, February and April
TBAT	Twice a year: applications open in June (test in July) and September (test in October)
UCAT	Applications open in May, booking in June, tests July–September; each student may sit the UCAT only once per testing year
TCAS (Thailand)	Round 3 admission applications in May · Round 4 direct admission in June · registration starts in October · TGAT/TPAT exam applications in November · A-Level (Thailand) applications in February

Choosing the right school is one of the most important decisions a family can make. At SKTIP, we offer more than an internationally recognised qualification — we offer a community, a culture of excellence, and a launchpad for your child's future.

We warmly welcome prospective students and their families to learn more about the International Programme at SKTIP. Our admissions team is ready to answer your questions, arrange a school visit, and guide you through the application process.

Every year SKTIP students are named Cambridge Outstanding Learners for Thailand. Cambridge A-Level and IGCSE credentials from this programme are recognised by 500+ universities worldwide — including Ivy League (Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, Cornell, Brown, Dartmouth, UPenn), Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College and UCL in the UK, and leading universities across Australia and New Zealand.

Cambridge Outstanding Learner Awards, 2023–2025

Recent honourees include:

— among many more IGCSE-level award winners each series.

All Outstanding Cambridge Learner Award results, 2023–2025

Series	Student	IGCSE result
May–June 2023	Pawitchaya Wongthanabat	A*
May–June 2023	Nantapak Vibulpatanavong	A*
May–June 2023	Chayanit Kuntanarumitkul	A*
May–June 2023	Rigoberto Apinunjarupong Vazquez	A
May–June 2023	Natthaya Phakcharoenkit	A
October–November 2023	Falleen Huidrom Gurung	Economics A* — High Achievement award, November 2023 series
October–November 2023	Rigoberto Apinunjarupong Vazquez	Physics A* · Chemistry A
October–November 2023	Nantapak Vibulpatanavong	Biology A* · Physics A
October–November 2023	Sirikorn Deepattrakul	English as a Second Language (Speaking Endorsement) B
October–November 2023	Thanapat Chareewayruwairoj	Information & Communication Technology C · Business Studies C
October–November 2023	Nattarak Damsamran	Mathematics (without coursework) C
October–November 2023	Chayut Saengaram	English as a Second Language (Speaking Endorsement) C
2024	Chayut Saengaram	Chemistry A* · Biology A · Physics A
2024	Season Kitleardkul	English as a Second Language A* · Mathematics (without coursework) B
2024	Alice Apinunjarupong	Foreign Language Spanish A*
2024	Nantapak Vibulpatanavong	Mathematics A · English as a Second Language C
2024	Nattarak Damsamran	Biology B
2024	Nannapat Aphipatworachot	Mathematics (without coursework) B
2024	Pitsiny Sea Tang	English as a Second Language B
2024	Achiraya Chokprajackchud	English as a Second Language B
2024	Sunivat Rettig	English as a Second Language C
2024	Nichapat Sanguanpant	English as a Second Language C
2024	Jiramej Kreangburananun	English as a Second Language C
2025	Nannapat Aphipatworachot	Biology A* · Chemistry A*
2025	Peeradath Rakkatamwong	Biology B · Chemistry C
2025	Warissara Mongkolpornudom	Economics B

Cambridge Checkpoint Year 9, October 2025

Cambridge IGCSE Results, May–June 2026

The June 2026 series produced 33 total results across the cohort, with an A*–C achievement rate of 69.7%.

Top individual achievers:

Also named for High Achievement in First Language Thai: Pabhada Chamradpan (B), Thitikarn Sontienwad (B) and Morinda Phuttakorn (C) · in English as a Second Language: Kunutch Saengaram (B), Pattrapa Yotponphat (B), Pakphuwin Netihiranthach (B), Xinya Shervelle Chua (B), Phunpatsorn Charoenwattanamongkol (B), Altan Lee (C), Alee Chimpalee (C), Swiss Phantuwong (C) and Pongpith Noikhemngern (C) · in Mathematics (w/out coursework): Swiss Phantuwong (C).

SKTIP Alumni — Where They Study Now

SKTIP's first and second graduating classes went on to Khon Kaen University (Medicine), Srinakharinwirot University (Medicine), Chulalongkorn University (Business & Tech Law), Thammasat University (British & American Studies), Mahidol University International College (Business, Physics, International Relations, Intercultural Studies), Rangsit University (Biomedical Engineering), Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology and more.

Graduate	Class	Years at SKT	University & programme
Ms. Preeyanuch Photipalakorn (Namtan)	SKTIP 1st	2018–2023	Rajamangala University of Technology Krungthep — Health Science and Aesthetics
Ms. Ladapa Phengpul (Pang)	SKTIP 1st	2021–2023	College of Chinese & ASEAN Arts, Chengdu University (CCAA) — Visual Communication Design
Mr. Pitchawat Chantarasuwan (Poohpha)	SKTIP 1st	2021–2023	Dusit Thani College — Business Administration in Professional Culinary Arts
Mr. Nantapong Vibulpatanavong (Micky)	SKTIP 1st	2019–2023	Khon Kaen University — Medicine
Ms. Pawitchaya Wongthanabat (View)	SKTIP 2nd	2022–2024	Srinakharinwirot University — Faculty of Medicine
Ms. Penpichar Reeranon (Ploy)	SKTIP 2nd	2019–2024	Mahidol University International College — Intercultural Studies and Languages
Ms. Pronchita Kaewpradub (Praewa)	SKTIP 2nd	2022–2024	Thammasat University — British and American Studies
KAMs. Kwanchanok Arwon (Gam)	SKTIP 2nd	2022–2024	Rangsit University — Biomedical Engineering
Ms. Supatcha Auefuelertsakul (Pear)	SKTIP 2nd	2019–2025	Bangkok Thonburi University — Faculty of Medicine
Ms. Rinrada Armwattanakit (Preaw)	SKTIP 2nd	2019–2024	Chulalongkorn University — Business and Technology Law
Ms. Chutikan Chongphaeklang (Pancake)	SKTIP 2nd	2019–2024	Mahidol University International College — Business
Mr. Jomthap Datebumrung (Kim)	SKTIP 2nd	2019–2024	Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology, Thammasat University Rangsit — Computer Engineering
SPMr. Supasin Pursumpun (Earth)	SKTIP 2nd	2019–2024	Kasetsart University — Business Administration Program (International Program)
Mr. Phakkhaphon Sontienwad (King)	SKTIP 2nd	2019–2024	Mahidol University International College — Physics
GRMs. Garnmanee Rattanajamorn (Ay-Nee)	SKTIP 2nd	2019–2024	Mahidol University International College — International Relations and Global Affairs (IRGA)
Ms. Siriwan Chumanong (Charlotte)	SKTIP 2nd	—	—

Universities that accept Cambridge qualifications

International programmes in Thailand accept Cambridge qualifications, and so do universities worldwide. Examples from the programme's guidance:

International Partnership

S.K.T. signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Curtin University, Australia, and partners with the British Council on IELTS preparation to support students' English proficiency for international study. Through the British Council partnership, students receive structured guidance and skill development aligned with international English language standards.

Beyond the classroom, SKTIP students take part in STEAM Project, Advisory Events, OBEC Camp, NISC Competition, Cultural Exchange Programme, School Trips, Business Camp, Science Camp, SKTIP Orientation & Variety Show, Christmas Show, Suankularb Scout Camp & Youth Challenge Competition, and Suankularb Cheer & English Camp.

Each poster below is a complete, self-designed introduction from the teacher — name, subjects, and room are shown on the graphic itself.