Senior High

Time For Universities Preparation

3 years learning duration

For 17-19 years old

Don't miss out! Classes start August 2026. Limited spots available

Class Overview

The Senior High School program at Alta Global School offers both national and international curricula, preparing students for success in academics and future careers. With in-depth learning approaches and a focus on overseas study preparation, we equip students with critical thinking, leadership skills, and readiness for international examinations.

Program that We offer

Hybrid Program
Online Program

National Curriculum: A total duration of 35 hours per week: 11 hours offline, 16 hours online, and 8 hours offline drilling (coaching clinic). International Curriculum: A total duration of 43 hours per week: 11 hours offline, 24 hours online, and 8 hours offline drilling (coaching clinic).

Students will learn

Mathematics

English

Physics

Chemistry

Biology

Sociology

Economics

History

Religion (Offline)

Sports (Offline)

Informatics (Offline)

Arts and Crafts (Offline)

Projects (Offline)

Benefits

  • Offers national and international curricula for top university preparation.
  • Focuses on critical thinking, leadership, and readiness for international exams.
  • Cultivate leadership and community roles through Student Council program
  • Provides learning modules, live teaching, video lessons, and Google Edu.
  • Includes learning reports, assessments, and bootcamps for skill building.
  • Designed for a 3-year high school program in online or hybrid formats.

What they say about us

The teachers, who are experts in their fields, simplify even the most complex subjects, making them easy to understand.

Altha’s Parents

Jasmine gets to learn from teachers who graduated from top international universities, all online — a truly unique learning experience!

Jasmine’s Parents

Studying at AGS is very flexible. Clarissa also received support in preparing their portfolio for studying abroad.

Clarissa’s Parents

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)