Curriculum Framework for IBCP
As part of the CP blueprint, students study at least two Diploma Programme (DP) courses alongside the CP core and a career-related course.
An IBCP student will learn the theoretical foundations of the programme and gain academic rigor; the career-related course incorporates practical, real-world experiences into the coursework; and the CP core assists with the development of the skills and competencies required for lifelong learning.
In addition to the Career-related studies, students are required to choose related DP subjects at either the standard or higher level in the IB Career-related Programme.
CP Core:
The CP Core is mandatory for all students enrolling in the programme.
- Personal and Professional Skills goals aim to foster skills development at work by developing transferable skills such as intercultural understanding, communication, and critical thinking abilities.
- Students participate in Service Learningto get the opportunity to make meaningful contributions to the community. Through service, students develop their personal and social skills and apply them in real-life situations.
- Reflective Project is a cumulative work based on the exploration of a moral dilemma in the workplace and modern business operations. This project fosters intellectual discovery and creativity and fosters communication and research skills.
- The Course on Language Development enables students to gain an understanding of other cultures through the use of an additional language within their specific career-related studies.
IBCP Career Pathway
Career-related studies:
Students at Delhi Public School Bangalore East get the option of choosing career-related programs that fit their aspirations.
By partnering with the World Academy of Career Programmes (WACP), we are able to offer students career-related courses in
1 – Sports Management – CRS Brochure
2 – Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (S.T.E.A.M) – CRS Brochure
3 – Business Administration – Brochure
4 – Artificial Intelligence – Brochure
Approaches to Teaching & Learning
What are the approaches to learning (ATL)?
- ATL are deliberate strategies, skills and attitudes that permeate the teaching and learning environment.
- ATL supports the IB belief that a large influence on a student’s education is not only what you learn but also how you learn.
- ATL are intrinsically linked with the IB learner profile attributes to enhance student learning and assist student preparation for life after high school.
Approaches to Teaching
- Teaching through inquiry
- Teaching through concepts
- Teaching developed in local and global contexts
- Teaching focused on effective teamwork and collaboration
- Teaching differentiated to meet the needs of all learners
- Teaching informed by assessment
Approaches to Learning
- Thinking skills
- critical thinking
- creativity and innovation
- transfer
- Communication skills
- Social skills
- Self-management skills
- organization
- affective
- reflection
- Research skills
- information literacy
- media literacy