The IB Career-related programme - Pathways to future learning Believe. Inspire. Succeed - Bavarian International School
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Believe. Inspire. Succeed.
The IB Career-related
programme
Pathways to future learning
Why the Career-related programme? Personalised learning Responding to the changing landscape of the world and work
Responding to research into the changing
demands of life and work
prepare for changing employment flexible and responsive education
skills gap
skills challenge
ability to anticipate and prepare for future skills critical to seize opportunities best when education system is flexible and responsive to the needs of the workplace top priority to develop awareness of skills and changing workplace with support from business
A focused two year programme with direct, practical
relevance to the workplace
Believe. Inspire. Succeed. IB Career-related Programme(CP)
❂ 3 Diploma subjects HL or SL
❂ Pearson BTEC Business
❂ IB CP Core
❂ Service learning
❂ Reflective project
❂ Personal & professional
skills
❂ Language development
What
will the
IBCP
Believe. Inspire. Succeed. look like
at BIS?
6 units
worth 60
credits
The essence of the
IBCP is the CORE
Believe. Inspire. Succeed. focusing on:
• Personal and
professional
skills
• Language
Development
• Service Learning
• Reflective
project
What are Personal and Professional
Skills?
Believe. Inspire. Succeed. FIVE CENTRAL THEMES
• Personal Development ü Self Management, self awareness, relationship
management
• Intercultural ü Cultural identity, cultural diversity, intercultural
Understanding engagement
• Effective Communication ü Interpersonal skills, literacies, self expression
• Thinking Processes ü Critical thinking, creative thinking, application of
thinking
• Applied Ethics ü Ethical dilemmas, case studies in applied ethics,
professional ethics
What is Language Development? • Aim is for multicultural fluency • Students complete a minimum of 50 hours learning a language that is not their strongest • Students develop language and cultural understanding • Students choose from German, French or Spanish for business
What is Service Learning?
• Students complete a minimum of 50 ü Dachauer Tafel (food kitchen)
hours of service learning ü Dachau Refugee Camp
• Identify own strengths and develop areas for ü Schoenbrunn (working with the
growth mentally handicapped)
• Demonstrate participation with service ü Unterschleissheim Kinderhort
ü Young Life
learning experiences
ü Kids club supervision
• Demonstrate the skills and recognize the ü Service projects designed and
benefits of working collaboratively created by students themselves
• Demonstrate engagement with issues of
global significance
• Recognize and consider the ethics of choices
and actionsWhat is the Reflective
Project?
• A research project into an ethical
dilemma associated with business
and business practices
• Choice of presentation
• 3000 word research essay OR
• 1500 word essay and short
film/oral/presentationWhat is the Career related study? Pearson BTEC Subsidiary Diploma in Business • Equivalent to one GCE A level • Students complete 60 credits • Students complete 40 mandatory credits • The Business Environment • Business Resources "BTEC courses give you real, hands-on • Introduction to Marketing experience. It’s what I call ‘learning by doing’ • Business Communication and gives you the skills today’s employers are • Students complete 20 optional looking for." credits from the: Peter Jones CBE, Entrepreneur • Marketing Pathway
Work placements • Students undertaking the IBCP will complete work placements at various times of the year- timings are TBA • Work placements are arranged by students themselves (much like work experience in Grade 10) with the support of the school • Work placements are designed to complement the students’ interests, career related study (Business) and strengths • Work placements could include industries Munich is renowned for such as: • Technology: biotech, environmental • Hospitality and travel • Travel • Mechanical- auto, aeronautical • Communications • Sport
Munich: a technology centre!
• It's no accident that one of the world's largest telecommunications
companies, Siemens, has made Munich its home.
• Over the last several years, the city has become a hub for American
IT companies (in the neighborhood of 550) along biotech and
environmental technology firms.
• Munich has had Germany's highest share of technology patents by
population for the last 20 years.
http://www.businessins ide r.com/ the-most-high-tech-cities-in-
the-world-2016-6?IR=T#14-munich-ge rmany-12What about the IB Diploma courses?
• Students at BIS will complete 2 mandatory DP subjects:
• ENGLISH A or B either at HL or SL
• MATHS- either MATHEMATICAL STUDIES (SL) or MATHEMATICS SL
• Students can select 1 DP subject option at either HL or SL:
• GROUP 4 SCIENCES
• Computer Science, ESS, Design technology (*)
• GROUP 6 ELECTIVES and SOME HUMANITIES
• Theatre, Visual Arts, Music, Geography, History (*), Economics (*)
• CP students will be timetabled with the DP students in these
classes.
(*) subject to availability and only after consultation with mentors and coordinatorsGerman schools
already offering
the IBCP:
• Berlin
Brandenburg
International
School
§
• Leipzig
International
School
From 2018
• BIS*
• Frankfurt
International
School
148 schools worldwide * Bavarian International School would be the
third school in Germany to offer the IB Career
Related ProgrammeUniversity Progression in the USA
55% of US High School graduates with the IBCP attended
very competitive US universities
For example:
Click https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJOJgUtdQ-8
to hear what Stanford University Admissions has to say about the IBCP.University Progression in the UK The University of Southampton is the first Russell Group University to officially recognise the International Baccalaureate (IB) Career-related Programme (CP). This is in recognition of how the programme prepares its students for university and its value within the UK education system.
University Progression in Europe
• EU Business School- Munich • John Cabot, Rome
• Globe Business School- Munich • American University of Paris
• École Hoteliere Lausanne, Switzerland • American University of Rome
• Montreux University-School of Business: BSc
• ITEPS (International Teacher Education for in Int Business Administration
Primary Schools), University College • Munich Business School
Sjælland, Denmark
• BAU International University-Berlin
• ROC Mondriaan – International Stream • Touro College Berlin
(International Hotel & Management, • The Hague, University of Applied Sciences,
International Business) Netherlands
• Swiss Education Group (SEG) • Hotel School the Hague
• Laureate Hospitality Group • Wageningen University, Netherlands
• Swiss Business School
• GBS – Geneva Business School • From: http://ibegham.wikispaces.com/IBCC+Pathway+Explanation
• Webster University, Geneva, Vienna, LeidenSpecial Guests Ms Begoña Otero
Academic Dean, EU
Business School- Munich
Mr Paul Peters
Complex General
Manager, Westin Grand
and Sheraton Hotels
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