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IB Career-related Programme
The IB Career-related Programme (CP) combines IB Diploma courses with a career-related study and a distinctive core, preparing students aged 16 to 19 for higher education, apprenticeships, or employment. It is designed for students who want an academically rigorous yet practical, career-oriented education.
Recognized by universities and employers worldwide alongside vocational and apprenticeship pathways.
Suitable Age Range
16-19
Typical Duration
2 years
Schools in Switzerland
5
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Why Choose IB CP?
- IB Diploma courses combined with career-related study
- CP core: personal & professional skills
- Service learning and reflective project
- Language development
- Bridges academic and vocational learning
Subject Areas
Schools with IB Career-related Programme
Collège du Léman
Versoix, Geneva
Ages
2–18 yrs
Annual fees
CHF 25k–118k/yr
Haut-Lac International Bilingual School
Saint-Légier-La Chiésaz, Vaud
Ages
3–18 yrs
Annual fees
CHF 22k–88k/yr
International School Altdorf
Altdorf, Uri
Ages
14–19 yrs
Annual fees
CHF 45k/yr
International School of Geneva
Geneva
Ages
3–18 yrs
Annual fees
CHF 23k–37k/yr
International School of Ticino
Cadempino, TI
Ages
3–19 yrs
Annual fees
CHF 21k–29k/yr
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