The Middle Years Programme, or MYP, is the IB course for ages 11 to 16, taught over five years. It builds subject knowledge together with skills for research, communication and independent study.
A short guide to the Middle Years Programme: how it is organised, how work is assessed and how to prepare for the later years.
The Middle Years Programme, or MYP, is the IB course for ages 11 to 16, taught over five years. It builds subject knowledge together with skills for research, communication and independent study.
Many students move from the MYP into the Diploma Programme, so the habits formed here carry forward.
Subjects are assessed against criteria and given a grade from 1 to 7. Students in the final year may sit on-screen eAssessments, and every student completes a personal project.
Because the criteria describe what good work looks like, learning to read them is one of the most useful MYP skills.
Tutoring can help with subject understanding, with turning feedback into improvement and with preparation for eAssessments. Sessions are one-to-one and online, and use your own coursework and questions.
Tell us the subjects and the year and we will help you find a suitable tutor.
The Middle Years Programme is for ages 11 to 16 and runs over five years.
Subjects are assessed against criteria and given a grade from 1 to 7.
Yes. Online tutoring is available for MYP subjects, and the team can confirm availability for your subject and year through the consultation form.
Share your subjects and goals through the consultation form and our team will be in touch about the next steps.