Academic excellence at SAIL begins with our belief that every learner can achieve extraordinary results. With global curricula, personalized learning and hands-on experiences, we guide children and adults as they chart their own course — toward discoveries, passions, international-mindedness and future possibilities.
Accreditation as the only Cambridge International School and official British Council IELTS Test Point in the region makes SAIL the natural hub for all who seek a future in the English-speaking world.
At SAIL International School, the Cambridge Curriculum provides a globally respected framework that nurtures deep understanding, critical thinking, and a genuine love of learning. Designed to meet the needs of students growing up in an interconnected world, it offers clear progression, strong academic rigor, and the flexibility for every learner to advance at a pace that supports both confidence and mastery.
From Cambridge Primary through Lower Secondary to IGCSE and A-Level pathways, students develop essential skills across subjects while learning to ask questions, think independently, and approach challenges with curiosity. Its international recognition opens doors to schools and universities worldwide — giving families consistency, mobility, and future-ready qualifications wherever life may lead.
Cambridge Primary (ages 5–11) provides a broad, balanced curriculum across ten key subjects, including English, Mathematics and Science, designed to build strong skills, confidence and curiosity for learning. At SAIL, it is seamlessly integrated with our core programme from P1 to P6.
Cambridge Lower Secondary (ages 11–14) provides a broad and balanced curriculum across ten subjects, including English, Mathematics, and Science, supported by classroom and external assessments. At SAIL, it forms the learning pathway for P7 to P9, preparing students for the IGCSE stage in high school.
Cambridge Upper Secondary (ages 14–16) allows learners to tailor their education in H1-H2 by choosing from a wide range of IGCSE subjects alongside the core program. At SAIL, students can either specialise in selected subjects or follow a broad pathway leading to the Cambridge ICE certificate.
Cambridge Advanced (ages 16–19) offers a wide choice of subjects, allowing learners to specialise through over 55 Cambridge AS & A Level options or pursue a holistic pathway leading to the Cambridge AICE Diploma. At SAIL, tailored pathways are supported through university partnerships.
As the official British Council IELTS Test Point in the region, SAIL offers students and the wider community direct access to one of the world’s most trusted English-language qualifications. IELTS is recognised by over 12,500 institutions across more than 160 countries — including universities, employers, and immigration authorities in the UK, Canada, Australia, and the Ivy League in the US.
Whether learners aim to study abroad, build an international career, or open global mobility pathways, IELTS serves as the golden standard of English proficiency assessment. With daily immersion in English and a strong international learning environment, SAIL provides an ideal setting to prepare for the test and demonstrate language skills with confidence. Tests are conducted at ul. Doktora Judyma 24 in Szczecin.
IELTS Academic is designed for students who want to study at an English-speaking university or enter a profession that requires academic English.
It tests Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking with tasks focused on academic skills such as analyzing data, understanding complex texts, and writing structured essays. It is the standard requirement for admission to universities and many professional bodies around the world.
IELTS General Training is aimed at people who need English for work, training programs below university level, or immigration to English-speaking countries.
It also tests Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking, but the tasks focus on practical, everyday English used in workplaces and daily life. It is the preferred test for most work-related and visa pathways, especially in countries like the UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
Finishing high school in a non-German curriculum — especially in the final two years — usually requires learners, including German nationals, to present an approved German-language certificate when applying to universities in German-speaking countries. To provide one of the few qualifications officially recognised by universities, employers and institutions across the German-speaking world, SAIL has established an in-house telc Network School for holding exams in cooperation with the University of Łódź.
telc offers reliable proof of proficiency for those wishing to study, work, or live in Germany, Austria, or Switzerland, giving our students and the wider community direct access to an accredited pathway into affordable higher education, professional careers, and confident everyday communication.
telc offers German-language exams from A1 to C2, enabling learners to document their progress at every stage. B1 and B2 are the levels most often needed for everyday life, living abroad, or entering the job market in German-speaking countries, while C1 is typically required for university admission. At SAIL, learners can access the full telc system, build skills step by step with the help of our large and experienced team of German language teachers and select the level that best fits their goals.
For students aiming to study at a university in Germany, Austria, or Switzerland, the key qualification is telc Deutsch C1 Hochschule — one of the very few certificates officially recognised for academic admission. It confirms the advanced academic German skills needed to understand lectures, participate in seminars, and complete written assignments at university level. At SAIL, learners can receive expert preparation, and the examination itself is conducted on campus through our accredited telc Network School.
