Academic Policies: At The Ambassadors College, we place a lot of emphasis on academics, research and learning. Thus every effort is made to make learning easy, down-to-earth and enjoyable for the students. Our classes are kept in manageable sizes of 20 - 25 per class. To assist the students get the best from the system, a plan of teaching and assessment is adopted.

| Criteria for Promotion | Assessment and Grading | School Curriculum |

ClassAssignments are given on a daily basis while continuous assessment tests are administered twice in a term. Scores in assessment tests are recorded in individual subject teacher's marks books which are shown to parents during open day and are later collated along with the results of end of term examinations. Results of such continuous assessments and tests are compiled into students' report booklet along with all the exam questions in each subject and the student’s scripts are all neatly arranged in the report file. These are given to parents or guardians on the last day of every term.

Criteria for Promotion

gradFor a student in the Junior Secondary School to be qualified for promotion into the next class he must obtain at least a 'C' in not less than 10 (ten) subjects in JSS 1 and 8 subjects in JSS 2. These must include the following subjects: English, Mathematics and Integrated Science

A  JSS 3 student will be promoted into SS 1 if he/she passes the NECO Junior School Certificate Examination and or the Ogun State Junior School Certificate Examination.

A student in the Senior Class is considered suitable for promotion into the next class if he scores at least C4 in not fewer than six subjects. These must include the following subjects: English, Mathematics and one Science subject.

Assessment & Grading

Assessment
Continuous assessment tests and Assignments 30%
Examinations 70%
Total  100%

Grading

Junior Secondary School
A 80 and above
B 70 - 79
C 60 - 69
D 50 - 59
40 - 49
Senior Secondary School
A1 75 and above
B2  70 - 74
B3   65 - 69
C4 60 - 64
C5 55 - 59
C6  50 - 54
F9 40 - 49

The School Curriculum

Junior Secondary:

Students are intensively coached for both the Junior WAEC and NECO in seven core subjects and nine others, comprising both elective and vocational.

Core subjects

  1. students reading English Studies
  2. Mathematics
  3. Intergrated Science
  4. Introductory Technology
  5. Social Studies
  6. French
  7. Yoruba

Vocational and Elective

  1. Business Studies
  2. Home Economics
  3. Agricultural Science
  4. Physical and Health Education
  5. Fine Arts
  6. Music
  7. Christian Religious Knowledge
  8. Computer Studies
  9. English Diction

Senior Secondary

The curriculum for the Senior Secondary arm is tailored in such a way that it integrates the syllabuses of NECO, WAEC and CAMBRIDGE University GCE O Level (IGCSE), such that our students are equipped to write five core courses, one vocational and four elective subjects depending on what field of endeavour the student wishes to pursue at the tertiary level. The subjects are as follows:

Core

  1. English
  2. Mathematics
  3. Biology
  4. Geography or Literature in - English
  5. Yoruba

Vocational

  1. music classFoods and Nutrition
  2. Fine Arts
  3. Technical Drawing
  4. Music
  5. Physical and Health Education
  6. Agricultural Science
  7. Computer Science

Elective (This is grouped according to are of study)

Sciences

  1. Chemistry
  2. Physics
  3. Further Mathematics
  4. Economics

Commercials

  1. Economics
  2. Financial Accounting
  3. Commerce
  4. Geography

Arts

  1. Government
  2. Christian religious Studies
  3. Economics
  4. French
  5. Oral English