International program At Omareyah School
Al-Omareyah International Schools offer the American High School Diploma, a rigorous and globally recognized college-preparatory program based on the U.S. educational system, designed to prepare students for success at universities around the world.
The diploma is designed to equip students with critical thinking skills, strong academic knowledge, and English language proficiency necessary for success in competitive universities worldwide. Students graduate with the American High School Diploma, which is fully accredited by the Jordanian Ministry of Education
Why Choose the American Program?
Globally Recognized
The American High School Diploma is widely recognized and respected by universities and colleges around the world.
Flexible and Comprehensive
The program offers a broad range of subjects that align with students’ interests and future academic and career goals.
Skill-Oriented
It develops essential skills such as research, analysis, communication, and problem-solving, preparing students for academic and real-world challenges.
Flexibility and Choice
The credit-based system allows students flexibility in shaping their learning pathways. Through elective courses, students can explore personal interests, talents, and potential future majors.
University Readiness
The program equips students with the qualifications and competencies required to excel in higher education globally.
Core Subjects
Elective Subjects
Teaching Methodology
Combines classroom discussions, projects, and presentations.
Encourages curiosity, creativity, and independent thinking.
Use of digital platforms, research projects, and modern
Focus on academic, personal, and social growth.
Assessment & Certification
Assessment in the American High School Diploma (AHSD) program is continuous and multifaceted. A student’s final grade in each course is not based on a single exam but on cumulative performance throughout the semester or year. This includes:
Formative Assessments: Such as quizzes, homework, class participation, and presentations to measure ongoing progress. Summative Assessments: Such as major exams, research papers, projects, and portfolios that evaluate understanding of larger units of material. Standardized Tests:
- EST Exam (Math, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Literature, Economics)
- SAT I Exam: A computer-adaptive test with two main sections: English Language Reading and Writing, and Math
- AP Exams administered by the College Board, which measure a high school student’s mastery of a specific AP course. Scoring high on an AP exam can allow students to earn college credit or advanced placement in college courses, potentially saving time and tuition costs.
Official Diploma: Students graduate with the American High School Diploma, accredited locally and internationally. To earn the diploma, students must successfully complete a required number of credits in core subjects.