FAQs

FAQs

Can international students study at BCI in Singapore?

Yes, international students may apply to study at BCI, subject to meeting the admission requirements. A Student Pass issued by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) is required for full-time study in Singapore.

Yes, international students are required to hold a valid Student Pass issued by ICA. The school will assist eligible students with the application process after admission is confirmed.

Applicants may submit an application through our application portal by providing the required documents. The school will assess each application, and shortlisted applicants may be required to complete a placement test.

We offer preparatory and academic programmes, including the Preparatory Course for GCE O-Level Examinations and A-Level pathway programmes. Each programme is designed to support students’ progression to the next stage of their academic journey.

O-Level is typically a secondary-level qualification, while A-Level is a pre-university qualification. Students usually complete O-Level before progressing to A-Level, depending on their academic pathway and goals.

After completing GCE O-Level, students may progress to pre-university programmes such as A-Level or consider alternative pathways such as polytechnic diploma courses in Singapore. The suitable pathway will depend on the student’s academic results, interests, and admission requirements.

Students are encouraged to seek academic counselling to determine the most suitable progression pathway based on their individual goals and performance.

The BCI High School Programme (Year 11 & 12) is a structured academic pathway designed to prepare students for pre-university progression. It supports students in building strong subject knowledge, academic discipline, and examination readiness within a guided learning environment.

After completing BCI High School Diploma, students may apply to universities in Singapore or overseas, subject to meeting the respective university entry requirements. Students may also explore alternative pathways such as diploma programmes or other forms of further education, depending on their interests and qualifications.

Students are encouraged to seek academic counselling to determine the most suitable progression pathway based on their individual goals and performance.

This programme is suitable for:

  • Students who have completed secondary-level education (e.g. O-Level or equivalent)
  • Students intending to progress to university
  • Students who prefer a structured academic environment with teacher support

There is no single “better” pathway. The BCI High School programme offers a structured academic route that prepares students for progression to university, while Polytechnic provides a more applied learning approach. The suitable option depends on the student’s academic strengths, interests, and progression goals.