ASIBA works closely with the French Ministry of Education and OxfordAQA on the coordination and development of the British version of the Baccalauréat Français International (BFI).
APDESI is the association of Proviseurs (Headteachers) of French schools with international sections in France and abroad.
ELSA-FRANCE is a non-profit association composed of international schools in France and abroad that offer native-standard instruction in English. Its mission is to facilitate communication, cooperation, and professional growth among member schools. ELSA also serves as a link between its members and associate members, and other regional and professional groups. Visit their website.
Greene’s Tutorial College is Oxford’s oldest tutorial college and has over 50 years of experience in preparing students for admission to UK and US universities. In association with ASIBA they have produced a range of university preparation courses for students studying the OIB who are looking to study at UK and US universities. Visit their website.
Room to Read is a global NGO which envisions a world in which all children can pursue a quality education, reach their full potential and contribute to their community and the world. To achieve this goal Room to Read focuses on two areas where they believe they can have the greatest impact: literacy and gender equality in education. Room to Read works in collaboration with local communities, partner organisations and governments to develop literacy skills and a habit of reading among primary school children, and support girls to complete secondary school with the life skills they will need to succeed in school and beyond.
Beauville Arts runs international performing arts courses in English in the south of France. Visit their website.
With workshops led by Conor Short, Break an Egg runs acting workshops on Shakespeare plays for groups of all ages. Conor is a regular fixture at St Germain, SIS Paris Ouest, La Celle St Cloud, Camille Sée and Edouard Branly to name but a few, helping students get a practical actor’s angle on any of Shakespeare’s plays. Visit his website.
Inner Drive use psychological research to help people achieve their potential in Education, Business and Sport. ASIBA has purchased a number of resources for use by all ASIBA teachers; these include videos and activities that can be used in class or at home to help students manage stress, deal with procrastination and develop good study habits.
Access the resources via the Teachers’ Portal by clicking here.
MASSOLIT works with university academics to produce short video lectures in the literature, history and the social sciences. Students can expand their subject knowledge with our library of over 11,000 short video lectures – each one presented by a subject expert. This is an excellent resource for Connaissance du Monde students researching Connaissance du Monde, and teachers can also create playlists for ACL and History-Geography. More information about the special offers available to ASIBA schools can be found here.
Unifrog helps students compare every university course, every apprenticeship, and Further Education courses and then apply successfully. It also empowers teachers and counselors to manage the progression process effectively. They also provide accounts for Parents who wish to get involved.
Find more information on the Teachers’ Portal by clicking here.
Bettina Hohnen, clinical psychologist and Associate Professor (Hon) at University College London, helps parents, teachers and professional teams create environments for young people to thrive, so they can reach their goals, work through difficulties and strengthen those relationships that matter the most.
Up Learn is a leading online learning platform that enables students to study UK A Level syllabuses independently in English. Subjects currently on offer include: Mathematics, Mathematics, Economics, Psychology, Chemistry, Physics and Biology. The courses are tailor-made by experts, complete with unique exam papers, AI technology and 24/7 online tutor support, all in one place. ASIBA has negotiated a 50% discount on Up Learn courses for ASIBA students. Subscriptions will be taken in September and are valid for the full academic year; more information is provided by ASIBA Schoolpost.