Curriculum
Secondary
(Year 8 - Year 13 )
UK Curriculum
Secondary
At SKN International Programme, we nurture each student to become a Scholar, a Leader, and a Global Citizen through a full UK-based curriculum. Our programme encourages students to think critically, act compassionately, and engage meaningfully with both local and global challenges. By promoting intercultural understanding and respect for diverse perspectives, we prepare students to thrive in a connected world with confidence, empathy, and a strong sense of purpose.
What Makes Us Unique​
At SKN International Programme, we nurture each student to become a Scholar, a Leader, and a Global Citizen through a full UK-based curriculum. Our programme encourages students to think critically, act compassionately, and engage meaningfully with both local and global challenges. By promoting intercultural understanding and respect for diverse perspectives, we prepare students to thrive in a connected world with confidence, empathy, and a strong sense of purpose.
Trilingual
The SKN IP curriculum embraces a trilingual approach, supporting students in developing proficiency in English, Thai, and a third language. From Years 8 to 13, students strengthen their communication skills with English as the primary medium of instruction, Thai as a core subject, and a choice of either Chinese or Japanese as an additional language. This model fosters cultural understanding, global awareness, and effective multilingual communication.
At SKN IP, students engage in a dedicated Pastoral Care and Career Guidance Programme that builds life skills, emotional resilience, and a strong sense of social responsibility. With weekly guidance sessions and personalized support, students explore academic pathways and plan for future careers with clarity, confidence, and purpose.
World-Ready
Through both Local Education Programmes (LEP) and Overseas Education Programmes (OEP), SKN IP offers students meaningful opportunities for intercultural exchange and global learning. Past trips to New Zealand, Switzerland, Singapore, UK, Canada, and America have helped students become confident communicators with a deeper appreciation for cultural diversity and global citizenship.
Global Citizenry