A levels are British-based international qualifications that are recognised by leading universities around the world.

These qualifications prepare students for admission to universities worldwide by equipping them with knowledge and skills for higher education and the world of work.

The program offers a wide range of subjects for study, allowing students to choose those that best align with their interests and planned academic trajectory.

Typically, students choose three or four subjects from various fields of knowledge, such as natural sciences, humanities, mathematics, arts, etc.

Examinations are a key component of the A-Level program. They are conducted at the end of each academic year and assess students' knowledge and level of understanding in their chosen subjects.

Exam results are important for university admissions, as admission committees evaluate the outcomes to determine whether a student will be admitted to a particular course of study. Good grades in A-Level exams generally enhance a student's chances of being accepted into prestigious universities and pursuing their desired field of study.

The combinations of subjects for A-Level exams may vary depending on specific specializations and universities that students plan to apply to. Different universities may have their own requirements or recommendations regarding subjects for particular academic programs.

Individual academic pathway is an important part of the A-Level program. At Russian International School, we place great emphasis on creating a unique academic path for each student, taking into account their interests, abilities, career goals, and the requirements of the universities they plan to apply to.

Through a rigorous approach to education, RIS students have the opportunity to gain admission to top universities around the world.

Our graduates confidently embark on educational journeys at prestigious institutions such as UCL and King's College London in the UK, York University in Canada, the School of Economics in the Czech Republic, the International University of Monaco in France, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in the USA, Higher School of Economics, Lomonosov Moscow State University, and Moscow State Institute of International Relations in Russia, and others.