Cambridge vs. IB vs. NCEA Qualifications

How do you choose which qualification you want to study? Jamie Beaton, one of Crimson's academic consultants discusses some of the key differences between Cambridge, NCEA and IB.
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How about Finland education curriculum and design

[@TayTaylorslay]

This is my first year in Cambridge.

[@renees1922]

NCEA math for level 2 is now hard, wish I did C or IB instead

[@annabanana4549]

Being honest NCEA will probably be the easiest

[@johnnypop47]

what do you recommend

[@winston906]

Ib

[@stevendjavaheri9443]

My child is going into 7th grade and she has been invited to attend a Cambridge School. She has her choice to go to a Cambridge School (AICE) or an IB School but we can't decide which is better. ultimately, she wants to be dual-enrolled and finish high school with her associate's degree and we are trying to determine the best path for her. She's very self-motivated and she is doing all the research and she wants this very badly. We live in North Florida. If someone has any knowledge in can help, please send me a message

[@dylantran6216]

I'm sorry if this doesn't help but In must be taken On The LAST two years of high school
So if you really want to dual enroll for the last 2 years of high school (when you're most prepared) I would support the cambridge program because IB and dual enrollment would be too much

[@asrieldreemur1764]

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[@frankshenthe5th206]

A level is 2 or 3 times harder then ncea.

[@georgefan2977]

Frank Shen the 5th no it’s not