3 Best Sixth Form Pathways At NAIS Hong Kong: IB, A-Levels & BTEC

NAIS HONG KONG: Three Pathways For Years 12 And 13

Every student is wired differently, which is why the NAIS Hong Kong Sixth Form Centre now runs three internationally recognized routes side by side.

• What Students Love? They can pick breadth, depth, or a practical route without changing schools — and they are treated more like undergraduates than Year 11s.

Teachers and counselors help families match the route to strengths, energy, and likely destinations in the UK, Hong Kong, Australia, Singapore, and beyond. Applications stay open through the year, so you can tour first and decide with a clear head.

3 Pathways At Nord Anglia Hong Kong Sixth Form:

• IBDP keeps six subjects plus Theory of Knowledge, the Extended Essay, and CAS — strong for teens who like inquiry and want a wide university map.
• A-Levels go deep into three or four subjects, which suits medicine, engineering, economics, and other degrees that require specialist proof.
• BTEC combines coursework and real-world projects for students who thrive when learning looks like work, not just an exam hall.

HUNG HOM SIXTH FORM CENTRE: A Senior Campus With Room To Grow

The new centre is built only for ages 16 to 18. Walk out of the lift at Harbourfront Landmark, and the tone changes: quieter corridors, longer work blocks, and spaces that expect students to manage their own time. See the campus details on the Hung Hom Sixth Form Centre page.

The Scoop On The New Campus:

• A senior-only site in Hung Hom, so Year 12 and 13 are not sharing every corridor with younger year groups.
• Labs, library, fitness suite, and a convertible hall cover study, sport, and performance without a cross-harbour dash at lunch.
• The university-style layout helps teens practice independence while still having teachers on the same floor.
• Small classes and UK-qualified (or equivalent) teachers keep the mentoring close. That matters in the first term, when IB CAS hours, A-Level pacing, or BTEC project deadlines can pile up faster than a teen expects.

Explore Sixth Form At NAIS

NORD ANGLIA NETWORK: Teachers, Partners, And First-Choice Offers

NAIS Hong Kong is one school within a much larger map. Students join a Nord Anglia community of more than 90 schools, 30-plus countries, and over 90,000 peers.

• Exclusive collaborations with MIT, Juilliard, UNICEF and IMG Academy sit on top of everyday teaching — STEAM challenges, performance work, social-impact projects, and sports coaching that reach beyond a standard Sixth Form timetable.

Teachers are subject specialists with UK Qualified Teacher Status or an equivalent qualification. Many hold master’s degrees. The pitch from families who already know the school is consistent: students are known by name, stretched when they are ready, and pointed toward universities that fit.

What Sets It Apart?

• Partnerships: Global Campus projects and name-brand partners (MIT, Juilliard, UNICEF, IMG) give Sixth Formers work they can actually talk about in interviews.
• Top Universities: NAIS reports that 100% of graduates receive offers from first-choice universities, with recent destinations including Cambridge, Imperial, UCL, King’s College London, Edinburgh, Melbourne, NUS, HKU, and HKUST.
• Scholarships: A Sixth Form Scholarship Programme, launched with the Hung Hom centre, is open to current and new students and recognizes excellence in academics, leadership, and community involvement. Ask admissions for current criteria when you enquire — awards change with each cycle.