Why Choose King's College Panama to Study IB?
IBDP classes at King's College Panama are small, ensuring an excellent pupil-teacher ratio and personalised teaching that supports rapid progress and attainment, setting students up for future success. Our distinctive academic pathway, starting with the IGCSE, develops critical thinking and independent learning skills, providing a strong foundation for the IBDP.
Our purpose-built campus is designed for effective learning with areas for group work and intimate class teaching, while proximity to nature enhances the educational experience. With 90% native English-speaking faculty, Sixth Form students are supported in linguistic studies, a core element of the IB programme. The IBDP is globally recognised, preparing students for top universities and the demands of a globalised economy.
The rigorous two-year IBDP curriculum fosters personal and interpersonal skills, equipping students for life beyond school. In our Sixth Form in Clayton, Panama, this pathway delivers outcomes above the world average, demonstrating proven success. For those aiming for American universities, SAT preparation programmes are available in Panama, though they require additional study outside of the regular curriculum.
MEDUCA requirements also include extra classes in Panamanian Social Studies and compulsory national service, allowing students to graduate with the MEDUCA Diploma, which provides access to universities in Panama, as well as countries around the world, including Korea, Spain and many in Latin America.