Students typically take one year of biology, one year of chemistry, and one year of physics to graduate. High school science is divided into two levels: ordinary level and honors level. Most high schools teach biology in 9th grade, chemistry in 10th grade, and physics in 11th grade. However, this is not a requirement and there are many schools that teach these subjects in a different order. For example, Taipei American School (TAS) teaches physics in 9th grade, chemistry in 10th grade, and biology in 11th grade.

Honors courses are more rigorous and are a great bridge for students who wish to take AP Biology, AP Chemistry, or AP Physics. Our dedicated team of teachers can help students meet the challenges of general and honors biology, chemistry and physics. We have been helping students from top international schools and are therefore very familiar with the materials, quizzes and exams used by the schools.