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The American curriculum in South Korea is based on a US-style K–12 education framework, leading to a US High School Diploma. It follows a broad, flexible structure that allows students to explore a wide range of subjects including English, mathematics, science, social studies, world languages, arts and technology.
At the high school level, many international schools offer Advanced Placement (AP) courses, providing college-level academic rigour and the opportunity to earn university credit. Assessment is continuous, combining coursework, projects, class participation and examinations rather than relying solely on final exams.
The American system places strong emphasis on critical thinking, collaboration, research skills and extracurricular involvement. Graduates typically progress to universities in the United States, Canada, South Korea and other international destinations.
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