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What is the Cambridge A.I.C.E. Program?
- The Cambridge AICE (Advanced International Certificate of Education) program is an advanced academic program offered solely through Cambridge Assessment International Education, a division of the University of Cambridge in Cambridge, England -- an institution that consistently ranks as one of the top five academic universities in the world.
- AICE provides a flexible curriculum with a global focus that is offered worldwide to more than 8 million candidates at schools and colleges in over 160 countries. For over 170 years, the prestigious University of Cambridge has been setting worldwide curriculum standards through their examinations.
- Like AP and IB, Cambridge AICE courses allow students to study college-level material on the ESA campus.
- Students in the program study curriculum designed by Cambridge Assessment for one academic year. At the end of that year, students take an examination based on the curriculum they studied. These examinations are designed by Cambridge Assessment to provide students with an opportunity to showcase their learning in that subject. The examinations are then graded by examiners from Cambridge Assessment in England. Students who earn a passing score on the examination can potentially earn college credit.
- Cambridge Information Meeting 2024
- ESA Cambridge Course Descriptions
- Cambridge Credit Search - Use this link to search for the credit acceptance policies for colleges/universities in the USA and beyond.
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Students will need 1) their 4-digit candidate number (this can be found on any Cambridge Certificate they have received or Statement of Entry, Statement of Results, etc.), 2) our “Centre Number” (UX462) and 3) the exam sessions they are requesting results from (either June or November of each year they attended ESA depending on which exam sessions they participated in).
Cambridge International in the USA website
Current ESA Cambridge Pathways:
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AICE Diploma Course Sequence |
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9th grade |
10th grade |
11th grade |
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English General Paper AS – Group 4 |
English Language AS – Group 2 |
Literature in English AS – Group 3 |
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Choose 1 of the following: 3Psychology AS (Group 1 or 3) Thinking Skills AS (Group 4) |
Choose 1 of the following: 1Classical Studies AS (Group 3) Thinking Skills AS (Group 4) 3Psychology AS (Group 1 or 3) 2Global Perspectives AS (Group 0) |
3Environmental Management (Group 1 or 3) |
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Choose 1 of the following: Thinking Skills AS (Group 4) 2Global Perspectives AS (Group 0) 3Psychology AS (Group 1 or 3) |
1: Classical Studies can only be taken during your 10th grade year. You cannot decide to take this course during the 11th grade year as the exam period will fall outside of the 25-month testing requirement for the AICE diploma. This course will test during the fall of your junior year if you take the course during your sophomore year.
2: Global Perspectives & Research is required for the AICE diploma. You have the option of taking it sophomore or junior year.
3: Both Psychology AS and Environmental Management can be used as a Group 1 or Group 3 credit, but not both.
June 2025 Cambridge Testing Series Dates:
| Date: | Session: | Course: | Component: | Duration: |
| Wednesday, April 30 | AM | English Language | 9093/11 | 2hrs 15min |
| Monday, May 5th | AM | English Language | 9093/21 | 2hrs |
| Friday, April 25 | AM | Psychology | 9990/11 | 1hr 30mins |
| Friday, May 2nd | AM | Psychology | 9990/21 | 1hr 30mins |
| Monday, April 28 | PM | Thinking Skills | 9694/11 | 1hr 30mins |
| Thursday, May 1st | PM | Thinking Skills | 9694/21 | 1hr 45mins |
| Friday, April 25 | AM | English Gen Paper | 8021/11 | 1hr 15mins |
| Tuesday, April 29 | AM | English Gen Paper | 8021/21 | 1hr 45mins |
| Monday, April 28 | AM | English Literature | 9695/11 | 2hrs |
| Monday, May 13 | AM | English Literature | 9695/21 | 2hrs |