FAQ
1. What is the American High School Diploma (AHSD)?
The American High School Diploma is a globally recognized educational qualification that prepares students for university studies. It emphasizes a broad and flexible curriculum, offering students the opportunity to explore various subjects and develop critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills. The AHSD at AAJ is accredited by Accreditation International, an internationally recognized accrediting agency, and recognized by the Jordan Ministry of Education.
2. What is the difference between the AHSD and the British Program?
The AHSD is based on a credit system where students accumulate credits over several years by completing required and elective courses. It focuses on continuous assessment and provides flexibility in course selection.
The British program (IGCSE and A levels) , is examination-based, with students sitting for external exams at the end of their courses. It follows a more structured curriculum.
3. In what grade can students choose between the AHSD and British program?
Students can choose between the AHSD and British program (IGCSE) at the beginning of Grade 9. This allows them to select the program that best fits their academic goals, preferences and future aspirations.
4. Will students in the AHSD be eligible for local and international universities?
Yes, the AHSD is accepted by universities worldwide, including those in Jordan, the Middle East, and internationally. It aligns with the Ministry of Education requirements for equivalency, ensuring graduates meet the criteria for higher education.
5. Who is eligible for admission to the American High School Diploma (AHSD) Program?
Grade 9: Students who were enrolled in national or international programs (British, American, or IB) during Grade 8.
Grade 10: Students who were enrolled in national or international programs (British, American, or IB) during Grade 9.
Grade 11: Only students who were enrolled in international programs (British, American, or IB) during Grade 10.
Grade 12: Only students who were enrolled in the American Program during Grade 11.
This ensures a smooth transition into the AHSD curriculum and helps maintain academic continuity for students entering at different grade levels.
6. Who is eligible for admission to the British Program?
Grade 9: Students who were enrolled in national or international programs (British, American, or IB) during Grade 8.
Grade 10: Students who were enrolled in the British program in grade 9.
Grade 11: Students who were enrolled in the British program in grade 10.
Grade 12: Students who were enrolled in the British program in grade 11.