Features

• Offer the end of unit ‘Project Challenge’ and cultivate their 21st century skills such as creativity, communication and collaboration
• Boost their critical and higher order thinking skills by the active, enquiry-based approach to projects and activities
• Put their learning into context with a variety of international cross-curricular topics, such as the discussion of AI with links to computer science and the effects of modern-day stress on the body with links to medicine and biology
• Find strategies to improve your performance in academic study, examinations and beyond in our ‘Study tip’ boxes
• Improve your vocabulary with ease as feature boxes highlight important topic-specific words in context
• Feel supported in a smooth transition between stages and examinations, particularly between Cambridge Global English Stage 9 and Cambridge IGCSE™ English as a Second Language study (covered in Stage 10). Transitions from Cambridge IGCSE English as a Second Language to Cambridge English and IELTS task types (covered in Stages 11 and 12)
• The CEFR levels this course maps to are: Stage 10- B2, Stage 11: B2+ Stage 12: B2+/C1
• Uncover your existing knowledge and start thinking about the topic with the ‘Getting started’ activity at the start of each section
• Reflect on what you have learnt and improve your learning approach with frequent opportunities to reflect, assess your skills and knowledge and check your progress