Ages 17+
The bridge to a university abroad, without leaving home first.
Cambridge A Level, SAT, IELTS, TOEFL and JAMB, prepared on the campus a student already knows.
Cambridge A Level · SAT · IELTS · TOEFL · JAMB
The Advanced School
A qualification is only useful if somebody abroad recognises it.
The Advanced School exists for one reason: to put a Life Baker student in front of an admissions officer in London, Toronto or Boston holding the same paperwork as every other applicant.
It runs alongside the main secondary programme, so a student moves into advanced study without leaving the community, the staff or the discipline they have had since Basic 1.
What we prepare
Five examinations, five destinations.
- A Level
- Cambridge International Examinations, UK. The standard entry qualification for British and Commonwealth universities.
- UK · Canada · Nigeria
- SAT
- The College Board admission test used across American undergraduate applications.
- United States
- IELTS
- Academic English proficiency, accepted by universities and immigration authorities worldwide.
- UK · Australia · Canada
- TOEFL
- The alternative English proficiency test, preferred by many American institutions.
- United States
- JAMB
- The Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, for Nigerian university entry.
- Nigeria
How it runs
Small cohorts, examined early.
- Cambridge-approved centre. The school is approved by Cambridge International Examinations, UK, to prepare and present candidates.
- Mock discipline. Students sit full papers under examination conditions long before the real thing.
- Application support. Personal statements, references and deadlines are handled with the student, not left to them.
- One campus. Boarding, laboratories, the library and the ICT centre are the same ones they have always used.
The senior years
What the last two years actually look like.
Small cohorts, long hours in the library, and papers sat under real examination conditions well before the real thing.
