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Alberta Curriculum: A Century of Educational Innovation for China, Offered by Leading Suppliers and Factories

A Century of Excellence & Global Recognition

The Alberta curriculum system, rooted in the early 20th century, has evolved significantly to meet the educational needs of today’s society. Regular updates by the Alberta Ministry of Education ensure that the curriculum remains relevant and forward-thinking.

This curriculum’s design and implementation are informed by a comprehensive approach, tapping into various sources and references, including:

  1. Insights from educational experts and research findings
  2. Active participation from industry leaders and suppliers
  3. Best practices from advanced global education systems and international curricula
  4. Continuous assessment and feedback mechanisms

By leveraging input from diverse stakeholders, including local and international suppliers and factories, the Alberta curriculum aims to address the ever-changing demands of society while fostering student learning and development.

    The four key characteristics of the Alberta curriculum system
    The Alberta curriculum characteristics
    Subjects in the Alberta curriculum
    The core subjects of the Alberta curriculum at CISFS include English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Mandarin, Social Studies, Physical Education, Fine Arts, Health, and Life Skills. In higher grade levels, technology education is be included. At different stages of a student's age, the subject content will have different teaching characteristics and objectives.
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    Widely recognized by global universities
    The Alberta curriculum has gained wide recognition and praise in the international education community. Over the years, students who have studied the Alberta curriculum have achieved excellent results in international examinations, enhancing the reputation of the curriculum globally.
    As a result, over 4,000 universities worldwide, including renowned universities ranked in the top 100, recognize the Alberta high school diploma.
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    About PISA
    Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) is an international assessment program that covers 81 economies worldwide. It aims to evaluate the knowledge and skills of 15-year-old students in reading, mathematics, and science.
    Conducted every three years by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), PISA's goal is to assess students' ability to apply their knowledge and skills to real-world problems, rather than simply testing their memorization and rote learning abilities.
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    Starting with the end in mind an open and transparent international curriculum
    The Alberta curriculum offers a wealth of information, and the official website of the Alberta Education Department in Canada publicly shares the teaching content for all grades and subjects. This ensures transparency in the teaching practices of all Alberta Accredited International Schools (AAIS). CISFS promises that all enrolled students will receive a globally consistent, high-quality standard of Alberta education.
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    Seamless Integration with Global High School Curriculums
    CIS provides diverse options for high school students, allowing them to choose different international curricula based on their academic needs. In addition to the Alberta high school curriculum in Canada, CIS also offers the A-level curriculum, and the CIS Creative Design Academy curriculum. The Alberta curriculum is well-known for its rigor, depth, and breadth, providing students with a solid academic foundation and comprehensive skills. This allows students to seamlessly transition to either continue studying the Alberta high school curriculum or switch to high school curricula in other countries.
    Seamless curriculum integration
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    An international school accredited by the Alberta curriculum
    There are many international schools using the Alberta Curriculum throughout the world, and there is an official accreditation standard to become an Alberta accredited international school. It requires strong leadership, commitment, planning, resources and time. Schools move through four tiers as they proceed through the accreditation process. An Alberta accredited international school must meet certain accreditation requirements covering all aspects of school operation and education quality.
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    CIS is the first international school in Foshan to receive Alberta accreditation
    We did this because of our complete commitment to all of our students, and our desire to ensure that every single student at CIS becomes a global citizen, that they can live all-rounded, fulfilling lives, and that they can contribute to the betterment of themselves, their community and the world.
    In the future, students studying at CIS will be considered equivalent to being registered in the Canadian education system. Upon enrollment, they will have Canadian student status, and upon successful completion of the high school curriculum and graduation, they will obtain the Alberta High School Diploma, which serves as a strong foundation for CIS students applying to top-ranked universities worldwide.
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    Impressive Global Admission Results
    CIS, along with other outstanding member schools of CIEO, strives tirelessly to help students achieve excellent results. In 2024, 100% of CIEO graduates were admitted to the top 100 universities worldwide.
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    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
    What core subjects are offered in the Alberta curriculum at CISFS?
    The core subjects at CISFS include English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Mandarin, Social Studies, Physical Education, Fine Arts, Health, and Life Skills. Technology education is also integrated in higher grade levels.
    How widely recognized is the Alberta High School Diploma?
    The Alberta High School Diploma is globally recognized by over 4,000 universities worldwide, including renowned institutions ranked in the top 100.
    What is PISA and how does it relate to the curriculum?
    PISA (Programme for International Student Assessment) is an OECD-conducted program across 81 economies that evaluates 15-year-old students' ability to apply reading, mathematics, and science skills to real-world problems rather than just memorization.
    Can students transition from the Alberta curriculum to other global systems?
    Yes. The Alberta curriculum provides a broad and rigorous foundation that allows students to transition smoothly to other international options, such as the A-level curriculum or the CIS Creative Design Academy curriculum.
    What status do students obtain upon enrolling at CIS?
    Upon enrollment, students gain official Canadian student status. Upon successful completion of the curriculum, they graduate with an official Alberta High School Diploma, equivalent to being registered in the Canadian education system.
    What are the recent admission results for CIEO graduates?
    In 2024, 100% of CIEO graduates (which includes CIS students) successfully secured admissions into the top 100 universities worldwide.