frequently asked questions
At Dar El Tarbiah Schools, we understand that parents and students may have many questions when it comes to academics, admissions, and daily school life. Our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) page is designed to provide clear, detailed, and reliable information to help families make informed decisions and feel confident throughout their journey with us. Whether you are inquiring about the admissions process, tuition fees, academic programs, or extracurricular activities, this section is a quick and accessible resource to guide you.
We have carefully gathered the most common questions from parents and students and provided straightforward answers to address them. Our goal is to make sure you can easily find the information you need without unnecessary confusion or delays. If your question is not listed here, we encourage you to reach out directly to our school administration, who will be more than happy to assist. The FAQs page is regularly updated to reflect new policies, events, and opportunities—ensuring that you are always informed about what’s happening at Dar El Tarbiah Schools.
Both are examples of UK exam boards. There is no difference in the level or degree of difficulty between them. The differences are only in the way questions are asked and the format of the examsBoth are examples of UK exam boards. There is no difference in the level or degree of difficulty between them. The differences are only in the way questions are asked and the format of the exams
No, there are 3 levels:
1. Ordinary Level (O level)
2. Advanced Subsidiary (AS level)
3. A2 Level(The AL consists of the AS+A2)
NO. AS & A2 forms a complete A Level subject and they should be the same board
- Edexcel offers exam sittings in May/June and in January.
- Cambridge offers exam sittings in May/June and in November.
It differs according to the faculty you wish to join, but the minimum requirement is 8 O-Level subjects. (See Our Recommendation)
The British Council in Egypt is the one who determines the deadlines but usually registration for May/June session is in the previous December, for January session is in the previous October, registration for November session is in the previous August.
The British Council does not issue refunds.
- Results for June session are usually out before the end of August.
- Results for November session are out before the end of January.
- Results for January session are outMid March.
Registration fees are assigned from the British Council and it differs from one year to another. For May/June 2013 it was:
You can apply for Enquiry about Results (EAR). There are two services called ‘remarking’ and ‘report’. A request for remarking will result in your paper being remarked. A request for a report means that you will receive a report on the student’s performance in the exam. You can request both services at the same time. Information about the deadlines and fees for these services is available at school directly after release of results. You request this service after paying the required fees. If the student’s grade is raised, the fees will be refunded.
It is assigned by the British Council and it differs from one year to another. In 2013, it was:
Once completed, submit it to the manager's office (to Mrs. Engi Ezzi or Mrs. Fatema Salah El Din) along with 4 passport-size photos of your child, a copy of the birth certificate (new version with national number on it), and the most recent report from his/her nursery or current school.
An admission fee of L.E. 2,500 is required after filling an application form and before sitting the Admittance Exam. This amount is non-refundable unless the school declines your application.
Our buses cover several major routes across Cairo and Giza, including 6th of October City (Districts & West Somid), El Sheikh Zayed, Maadi, Zamalek, Dokki, Mohandseen, Agouza, Giza, and Haram.
Each bus is supervised by trained staff to guarantee student safety and comfort during the journey. This service is designed to give parents peace of mind and provide students with a smooth and secure commute to and from school every day.
Our curriculum is designed to provide academic excellence, critical thinking, and the skills needed for success in higher education and future careers.
Parents can contact the admissions office directly or visit our official website’s admissions section to view updated fee structures and payment options.
Parents will receive a detailed timetable at the beginning of the academic year.
Entrance assessments and an interview may also be conducted to ensure the student is placed in the appropriate grade level.
Parents are encouraged to apply early, as spaces are limited.
The uniform fosters a sense of equality, discipline, and belonging within the school community.