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Registration Guide Cambridge IGCSE 2014 This booklet is intended to give you the advice on how to register for Cambridge IGCSE examinations with the British Council Bangkok, Thailand. Please read it carefully; its content will be invaluable in discussion with Examinations Services. The Booklet is available to obtain free of charge from Customer Services (office hours: Monday – Friday, 10:00 – 18:00 hrs) and the British Council Bangkok’s website at http://www.britishcouncil.org/thailand.htm To help candidates and their parents in choosing subjects, please consult with syllabuses before making entries. Syllabuses could be obtained from http://www.cie.org.uk/qualifications/academic/middlesec/igcse/overview Follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/bcthailand or become a fan on our facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/BCThailand to get our regular updates.

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What is Cambridge IGCSE?

The Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) is one of the most recognised qualifications around the world. IGCSE courses are renowned for developing vital educational skills, including recall of knowledge, oral skills, problem solving, initiative, team work and investigative skills. The resulting qualification provides a foundation for higher level courses, such as A and AS Levels, the Advanced International Certificate of Education, the North American Advanced Placement programme and the International Baccalaureate. Cambridge IGCSE caters for different levels of ability with a choice between core and extended papers in many subjects. The core curriculum is based on an overview of the subject and is suitable for students expected to achieve grades C to G. The extended curriculum is more challenging and designed for students who are expected to achieve grades A* to C. Grades achieved through either route have the same value. Cambridge IGCSE offers a flexible course of study that gives candidates the freedom to choose subjects that are right for them, whilst providing them with abroad knowledge base and lifelong skills.

Who can take IGCSE?

Cambridge IGCSE is designed to be taught as a two year course for students aged 14 to 16 years. In some countries IGCSE courses last just one year and there are no formal age regulations. In most subjects there is a choice between core and extended curricula, making IGCSE suitable for a wide range of abilities. Students can enter for the level that is most appropriate for them and this need not be the same across all subjects.

Examination Information

IGCSE courses take two years to complete and exams are taken at the end of that period. Examinations are held in June and November each year with results issued in August and February respectively. Students must enter for Cambridge IGCSE through a registered CIE Centre.

Subjects on offer

Please turn to KEY to IGCSE SYLLABUSES inside the booklet.

Why do some component codes in the entries booklet and timetable not match the component numbers in the syllabus?

CIE operates a system of entry codes based on location. In practice, this means that the component number given in the syllabus will not always match up with the component code on the timetable or in the entry instruction booklet. When the component code has two digits, the first digit is the component number given in the syllabus, and the second number is the location code, specific to your administrative zone.

Where can students get a copy of the examination timetable?

Please see inside for the IGCSE May/June 2014 examinations timetable.

Timetable clash

It is your responsibility to check the examinations timetable to ensure that your subjects do not clash, and to ensure that the subjects applied for are all available. Please note that no arrangements can be made for rescheduling examinations that clash.

What documents are required for registration?

Documents required for registration include two passport-sized photographs (2 inches) and a copy of your identity card or passport. Only completed entry form that accompanied by the documents required and registration fees is accepted.

How to register?

You are requested to fill in the registration form provided by Customer Services at the British Council Siam Square office. Names given on the registration form must be official names, which are identical to those on your ID card. The specifics of the examination(s) which you outline on that form (i.e. session, level, subject code, and subject titles) must be completed. Please submit the completed entry form IN PERSON to Customer Services between Monday and Friday, from 1000 to 1800 hrs, the

completed entry form must be accompanied by the documents required and registration fees. Upon registration, you will be required to pay the full registration fee. Please note that there are two ways to make a payment: cash, and credit card (VISA and Master card accepted.)

When is the deadline to submit entries for May/June 2014 examinations?

NORMAL REGISTRATION PERIOD 9 January to 11 February 2014

LATE REGISTRATION PERIOD 12 February to 4 March 2014

What are the examination fees for 2014?

Student enquiries about examination fees must be directed to the examination centre as these may differ from the fees set by CIE. You are advised to ensure that you are fully prepared to sit the examinations. Registration fees cannot be refunded, deferred or transferred from one examination to another.

The fee is charged per paper; please refer to the list below for the subject fees:-

Examination fee for the following subjects is 5,400 Baht

Examination fee for the following subjects is 6,400 Baht

Examination fee for the following subjects is

8,400 Baht

1. 0452 Accounting 2. 0606 Additional Mathematics 3. 0449 Bangladesh Studies 4. 0450 Business Studies 5. 0420 Computer Studies 6. 0508 First Language Arabic 7. 0509 First Language Chinese 8. 0503 First Language Dutch 9. 0500 First Language English 10. 0501 First Language French 11. 0505 First Language German 12. 0507 First Language Japanese 13. 0521 First Language Korean 14. 0504 First Language Portuguese 15. 0516 First Language Russian 16. 0502 First Language Spanish 17. 0518 First Language Thai 18. 0549 Hindi as a Second Language 19. 0486 Literature (English) 20. 0580 Mathematics (without

coursework) 21. 0448 Pakistan Studies 22. 0495 Sociology 23. 0471 Travel and Tourism 24. 0455 Economics

1. 0610 Biology 2. 0607 Cambridge International

Mathematics 3. 0620 Chemistry 4. 0653 Combined Science 5. 0680 Environmental Management 6. 0460 Geography 7. 0470 History 8. 0625 Physics

1. 0654 Co-ordinated Sciences 2. 0510 English as a Second

Language (included Oral Test fee for 2,000 Baht)

Entry form submitted during late registration period (12 February to 4 March 2014) a late fee of 3,100 baht per subject is applied.

What documents would I receive after registration?

Prior to the examination dates, an Individual Candidate Statement of Entries, Examination Guide, Examination Venue details will be posted to the address you give upon registration. If you do not receive this, you must inform Examinations Services at least 1 week before the session starts. You are advised to inform the British Council of any change of address immediately. Failure to do so may result in you not receiving your Statement of Entry, Statement of Results and Certificate.

Important information regarding English as a Second Language Component 5, Oral Communication: the examinations will be scheduled during Mid-March to early April 2014. You will be informed of your examination date and time for this component at

least two weeks prior to the schedule, normally by telephone or e-mail.

When will the May/June 2014 examination results be released?

A sms notification of your Statement of Results will be sent to you in September 2014. A sms notification of Certificates will be sent to you in November 2014 if you have been successful in your examinations.

Contact Us

British Council 254 Chulalongkorn Soi 64, Siam Square, Phyathai Road, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330 THAILAND

Telephone: +662 657 5678 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.britishcouncil.or.th

Opening hours: Mondays to Fridays 10.00 to 18.00 hrs

Disclaimer

The British Council and the Examining Boards take all reasonable steps to provide continuity of service. We feel sure you will understand, however, that we cannot be held responsible for any interruptions caused by circumstances beyond our control. If examinations or their results are disrupted, cancelled or delayed, every effort will be made to resume normal service as soon as possible. The British Council’s liability will be limited to the refund of the registration fee or re-testing at a later date.

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KEY TO IGCSE SYLLABUSES (in alphabetical order) FOR MAY/JUNE EXAMINATIONS ONLY:

To help candidates and their parents in choosing subjects, please consult with syllabuses before making entries.

Syllabuses could be obtained from http://www.cie.org.uk/qualifications/academic/middlesec/igcse/overview

SYLLABUS DURATION WEIGHTING OPTION NOTES

NAME AND CODE CODE

ACCOUNTING 12: Paper 12 1h 45m 50% All grades A* to G are available.

0452 22: Paper 22 1h 45m 50%

Option Code Components

AY 12, 22

ADDITIONAL 12: Paper 12 2h 50% Grades A* to E are available.

MATHEMATICS 22: Paper 22 2h 50%

0606 Option Code Components

AY 12, 22

BANGLADESH 1: History and Culture of 1h 30m 50% All grades A* to G are available.

STUDIES Bangladesh

0449 2: Environment and Development 1h 30m 50% Option Code Components

of Bangladesh NO OPTION 1, 2

BIOLOGY 12: Multiple Choice 12 45m 30% May not be taken in the Core: Grades C to G

0610 22: Core Theory 22 1h 15m 50% same examination session as Extended: Grades A* to G

32: Extended Theory 32 1h 15m 50% 0653, 0654.

62: Alternative to Practical 62 1h 20%


CY 12, 32, 62 (Extended)

GY 12, 22, 62 (Core)

BUSINESS STUDIES 12: Short Answer/ Structured 1h 45m 50% Without All grades A* to G are available.

0450 Response 12 Coursework

22: Case Study 22 1h 45m 50% Without

Coursework Option Code Components

AY 12, 22

CAMBRIDGE 12: Paper 12 (Core) 45m 25% May not be taken in the same Core: Grades C to G

INTERNATIONAL 22: Paper 22 (Extended) 45m 20% examination session as 0580, Extended: Grades A* to E

MATHEMATICS 32: Paper 32 (Core) 1h 45m 60% 0581

0607 42: Paper 42 (Extended) 2h 15m 60% Option Code Components

05: Paper 52 (Core) 1h 15% AY 12, 32, 52 (Core)

06: Paper 62 (Extended) 1h 30m 20% BY 22, 42, 62 (Extended)

CHEMISTRY 12: Multiple Choice 12 45m 30% May not be taken in the Core: Grades C to G






GY 12, 22, 62 (Core)

COMBINED SCIENCE 12: Multiple Choice 12 45m 30% May not be taken in the Core: Grades C to G


32: Extended Theory 32 1h 15m 50% 0610, 0620, 0625, 0654.




GY 12, 22, 62 (Core)

COMPUTER 12: Paper 12 2h 30m 75% Grades A* to E are available.

STUDIES 32 Alternative to Coursework 32 1h 30m 25%


CY 12, 32

COMPONENT INFORMATION ACCESS TO GRADES





NAME AND CODE CODE


CO-ORDINATED 12: Multiple Choice 12 45m 30% May not be taken in the Core: Grades CC to GG

SCIENCES 22: Core Theory 22 2h 50% same examination session as Extended: Grades A*A* to GG

(DOUBLE AWARD) 32: Extended Theory 32 2h 50% 0608,0610, 0620, 0625, 0653.

0654 62: Alternative to Practical 62 1h 20%



GY 12, 22, 62 (Core)

ECONOMICS 12: Multiple Choice 12 45m 30% All grades A* to G are available.

0455 22: Structured Questions 22 2h15m 70%


Y 12, 22

ENGLISH 12: Reading and Writing (Core) 12 1h 30m 70% May not be taken in the same Core: Grades C to G

AS A SECOND 22: Reading and Writing (Extended) 22 2h 70% examination session as 0500. Extended: Grades A* to E

LANGUAGE 32: Listening (Core) 32 c.40m 30% Option Code Components ***Paper 5 Oral Communicaton

(Oral Endorsement) 42: Listening (Extended) 42 c.45m 30% AY 12, 32, 5 (Core) will be during Mid-March to

0510 5: Oral Communication c.15m - EY 22, 42, 5 (Extended) early April 2014.***

ENVIRONMENTAL 12: Paper 12 1h 30m 30% All grades A* to G are available.

MANAGEMENT 22: Paper 22 1h 45m 40%

0680 42: Alternative To Coursework 1h 30m 30% Option Code Components

BY 12, 22, 42

FIRST LANGUAGE 1: Reading 2h 50% All grades A* to G are available.

ARABIC 2: Writing 2h 50%


NO OPTION 1, 2


CHINESE 22: Writing 1h 15m 40%


AY 12, 22


DUTCH 2: Writing 2h 50%


NO OPTION 1, 2

FIRST LANGUAGE 12: Reading Passage (Core) 12 1h 45m 50% May not be taken in the same Core: Grades C to G

ENGLISH 22: Reading Passages (Extended) 22 2h 50% examination session as 0510. Extended: Grades A* to E

0500 32: Directed Writing & Composition 32 2h 50% Option Code Components

AU 12, 32 (Core)

CU 22, 32 (Extended)


FRENCH 2: Writing 2h 50%


NO OPTION 1, 2





NAME AND CODE CODE



GERMAN 2: Writing 2h 50%


NO OPTION 1, 2

FIRST LANGUAGE 2: Reading and Directed Writing 2h 15m 60% All grades A* to G are available.

JAPANESE 3: Continuous Writing 1h 15m 40%


NO OPTION 2, 3


KOREAN 2: Writing 2h 50%


NO OPTION 1, 2


PORTUGUESE 2: Writing 2h 50%


NO OPTION 1, 2


RUSSIAN 2: Writing 2h 50%


NO OPTION 1, 2

FIRST LANGUAGE 12: Reading Passage (Core) 1h 45m 50% Core: Grades C to G

SPANISH 22: Reading Passages (Extended) 2h 50% Extended: Grades A* to E

0502 32: Directed Writing & Composition 2h 50% Option Code Components

AU 12, 32 (Core)

CU 22, 32 (Extended)

FIRST LANGUAGE 2: Reading and Directed Writing 2h 15m 60% All grades A* to G are available.

THAI 3: Continuous Writing 1h 15m 40%


NO OPTION 2, 3

GEOGRAPHY 12: Paper 12 1h 45m 45% All grades A* to G are available.

0460 22: Paper 22 1h 30m 27.50%

42: Alternative to Coursework 1h 30m 27.50% Option Code Components

BY 12, 22, 42

HINDI AS A SECOND 12: Reading and Writing 2h 67% All grades A* to G are available.

LANGUAGE 22: Listening 45m 33%


AY 12, 22

HISTORY 12: Paper 12 2h 40% All grades A* to G are available.

0470 22: Paper 22 2h 33%

42: Alternative to Coursework 42 1h 27% Option Code Components

BY 12, 22, 42





NAME AND CODE CODE


LITERATURE 42: Set Texts: Closed Books A 42 2h 15m 75% All grades A* to G are available.

(ENGLISH) 52: Set Texts: Closed Books B 52 45m 25% Option Code Components

0486 DY 42, 52

MATHEMATICS 12: Paper 12 (Core) 1h 35% May not be taken in the same examination Core: Grades C to G

(Without 22: Paper 22 (Extended) 1h 30m 35% session as 0607. Extended: Grades A* to E

Coursework) 32: Paper 32 (Core) 2h 65% Option Code Components

0580 42: Paper 42 (Extended) 2h 30m 65% AY 12, 32 (Core)

BY 22, 42 (Extended)

PAKISTAN 1: History and Culture of Pakistan 1h 30m 50% All grades A* to G are available.

STUDIES 2: Environment of Pakistan 1h 30m 50%


NO OPTION 1, 2

PHYSICS 12: Multiple Choice 12 45m 30% May not be taken in the same Core: Grades C to G

0625 22: Core Theory 22 1h 15m 50% examination session as Extended: Grades A* to G


62: Alternative to Practical 62 1h 20% Option Code Components


GY 12, 22, 62 (Core)

SOCIOLOGY 12: Paper 12 2h 30m 60% All grades A* to G are available.

0495 22: Paper 22 1h 45m 40% Option Code Components

AY 12, 22

TRAVEL AND 1: Written Paper 2h 60% All grades A* to G are available.

TOURISM 2: Alternative to Coursework 2h 30m 40% Option Code Components

0471 A 1, 2

CIE is introducing two new concepts for June 2010 examinations onwards: Key Times and Administrative Zones. These changes are

part of a project to increase the security of CIE examinations, and ensure that the validity and integrity of CIE examinations continue

to be valued as a global standard.

CIE will identify a Key Time in each morning and afternoon examination session when all candidates must be under full supervision

by their Centre. Centres will still be free to choose the start and finish times for their examinations within the periods defined on

the timetable, but all candidates must be under full Centre supervision at the Key Time.

1. About the sessions and the KEY TIMEExaminations must be taken in the morning or afternoon timetable session as shown on the FINAL timetable.

All candidates entered for examinations in a session must be under Full Centre Supervision at the KEY TIME.

If examinations timetable outside of the KEY TIME they must be kept under Full Centre Supervision until the KEY TIME.

The KEY TIME will be expressed in RED.

The KEY TIME for the morning session is 12:00 p.m.

The KEY TIME for the afternoon session is 16:00.

2. What does “under Full Centre Supervision” mean?Candidates can be in the examination room, doing their examination, under the supervision of invigilators. If the examinations finish

before the KEY TIME, they must be supervised by invigilators until the KEY TIME. During that time candidates can have access to their

books and notes, and they can talk to each other. However, they must not have any access to telephones, mobile phones, the Internet,

or any means of external communication; and they must not be allowed any communication with anyone not under Full Centre Supervision.

Failure by a centre to comply with the Regulations regarding the KEY TIME will be considered Maladministration by CIE

and may result in CIE being unable to accept candidates’ work.

3. Where there is more than one paper in a single sessionIn the case where a candidate has to sit two papers in one session (not timetable clash), the second question paper must given out

until the time allocated to the first question paper has been allowed and the scripts for the first paper have been collected.

This rule applies unless the rubric of either of the question papers gives a different instruction.

4. Time Allowance for Question PapersAny time specially allocated for candidates to read through question papers and to study maps, etc., is already included in the total

time allowance shown in the timetable. No additional time is allowed.

5. Timetable ClashesIt is a candidate’s responsibility to check the examinations timetable to ensure that your subjects do not clash, and to ensure that

the subjects applied for are all available. Please note that no arrangements can be made for rescheduling examinations that clash.

Week 1 (28 APRIL - 3 MAY 2014)

Syllabus/ Component Code Duration Time Syllabus/ Component Code Duration Time

Cambridge IGCSE Examinations Cambridge IGCSE Examinations

Monday

28

April

Syllabus/ Component Code Duration Time Syllabus/ Component Code Duration Duration


Tuesday

29

April



• Cambridge International Mathematics Paper 12 - Core 0607/12 45m 10.30 - 11.15 Wednesday

• Cambridge International Mathematics Paper 22 - Extended 0607/22 45m 10.30 - 11.15 30

April

Syllabus/ Component Code Duration Syllabus/ Component Code Duration Time


Thursday

1

May

Syllabus/ Component Code Duration Time Syllabus/ Component Code Duration


Friday •* First Language Portuguese Paper 1 (Reading) 0504/1 2h 18.00-20.00

2

May *Key time is 20.00 for 0504 First Langugae Portuguese

IGCSE EXAMINATION TIMETABLE, JUNE 2014

Instructions on IGCSE Examination Timetable JUNE 2014

Morning start time 10.30 *KEY TIME 12.00 p.m.* Afternoon start time 14.30 *KEY TIME 16.00*

Week 2 (5 - 9 MAY 2014)



Monday

5

May



• Biology Paper 62 (Alternative to Practical) 0610/62 1h 10.30 - 11.30 Tuesday • Mathematics without Coursework Paper 12 - Core 0580/12 1h 14.30 - 15.30

• Cambridge International Mathematics Paper 32 - Core 0607/32 1h45m 10.30 - 12.15 6 • Mathematics without Coursework Paper 22 - Extended 0580/22 1h30m 14.30 - 16.00

• Cambridge International Mathematics Paper 42 - Extended 0607/42 2h15m 10.30 - 12.45 May



• Combined Science Paper 62 0653/62 1h 10.30 - 11.30 • *First Language Spanish Paper 12 0502/12 1h45m 18.00-19.45

(Alternative to Practical) (Reading Passage - Core)

• Co-ordinated Sciences Paper 62 0654/62 1h 10.30 - 11.30 Wednesday • *First Language Spanish Paper 22 0502/22 2h 18.00-20.00

(Alternative to Practical) 7 (Reading Passage - Extended)

• Physics Paper 62 0625/62 1h 10.30 - 11.30 May

(Alternative to Practical) *Key time is 20.00 for 0502 First Langugae Spanish



• English as a Second Language Paper 12 - Core 0510/12 1h30m 10.30 - 12.00 • Geography Paper 12 0460/12 1h45m 14.30 - 16.15

(Oral Endorsement) (Reading and Writing) Thursday • Pakistan Studies Paper 1 0448/1 1h30m 14.30 - 16.00

• English as a Second Language Paper 22 - Extended 0510/22 2h 10.30 - 12.30 8

(Oral Endorsement) (Reading and Writing) May

• First Language English Paper 12 - Core 0500/12 1h45m 10.30 - 12.15

(Reading passage)

• First Language English Paper 22 - Extended 0500/22 2h 10.30 - 12.30

(Reading passage)



Friday • History Paper 12 0470/12 2h 14.30 - 16.30

9

May

Week 3 (12 - 16 MAY 2014)



• Cambridge International Mathematics Paper 52 - Core 0607/52 1h 10.30 - 11.30 Monday • Mathematics Paper 32 (without Coursework - Core) 0580/32 2h 14.30 - 16.30

• Cambridge International Mathematics Paper 62 - Extended 0607/62 1h30m 10.30 - 12.00 12 • Mathematics Paper 42 (without Coursework - Extended) 0580/42 2h30m 14.30 - 17.00

May



• Chemistry Paper 62 (Alternatice to Practical) 0620/62 1h 10.30 - 11.30 • *First Language Spanish Paper 32 0502/32 2h 18.00-20.00

(Directed Writing and Composition)

Tuesday *Key time is 20.00 for 0502 First Langugae Spanish

13 • Geography Paper 22 0460/22 1h30m 14.30 - 16.00

May • Hindi as a Second Language(Reading&Writing) Paper 12 0549/12 2h 14.30 - 16.30



• Literature (English) Paper 42 0486/42 2h15m 10.30 - 12.45 Wednesday

14

May



• *Biology Paper 12 (Multiple Choice) 0610/12 45m 10.30 - 11.15 Thursday • Hindi as a Second Language - Paper 22 0549/22 c.45m 14.30 - 15.15

• *Biology Paper 22 - Core 0610/22 1h15m 11.30 - 12.45 15 (Listening)

• *Biology Paper 32 - Extended 0610/32 1h15m 11.30 - 12.45 May • Pakistan Studies Paper 2 0448/2 1h30m 14.30 - 16.00

*Biology Paper 12 & 22 or 32 must be sat one after another



• English as a Second Language Paper 32 - Core 0510/32 c.40m 10.30 - 11.10 Friday • History (Alternative to Coursework) Paper 42 0470/42 1h 14.30 - 15.30

(Oral Endorsement) (Listening) 16

• English as a Second Language Paper 42 - Extended 0510/42 c.45m 10.30 - 11.15 May

(Oral Endorsement) (Listening)

• First Language English Paper 32 0500/32 2h 10.30 - 12.30

(Directed Writing and Composition)




Week 4 (19 MAY - 23 MAY 2014)



• *Combined Science Paper 12 (Multiple Choice) 0653/12 45m 10.30 - 11.15 • Sociology Paper 12 0495/12 2h30m 14.30 - 17.00

• *Combined Science Paper 22 - Core 0653/22 1h15m 11.30 - 12.45

• *Combined Science Paper 32 - Extended 0653/32 1h15m 11.30 - 12.45

* Combined Science Paper 12 & 22 or 32 must be sat one after another Monday

• *Co-ordinated Sciences Paper 12 (Multiple Choice) 0654/12 45m 10.30 - 11.15 19

• *Co-ordinated Sciences Paper 22 - Core 0654/22 2h 11.30 - 13.30 May

• *Co-ordinated Sciences Paper 32 - Extended 0654/32 2h 11.30 - 13.30

*Co-ordinated Science Paper 12 & 22 or 32 must be sat one after another

• *Physics Paper 12 (Multiple Choice) 0625/12 45m 10.30 - 11.15

• *Physics Paper 22 - Core 0625/22 1h15m 11.30 - 12.45

• *Physics Paper 32 - Extended 0625/32 1h15m 11.30 - 12.45

*Physics Paper 12 & 22 or 32 must be sat one after another



• Business Studies Paper 12 0450/12 1h45m 10.30 - 12.15 • First Language Arabic Paper 1 (Reading) 0508/1 2h 14.30 - 16.30

• First Language Japanese Paper 2 0507/2 2h15m 10.30-12.45 • First Language Chinese Paper 12 (Reading) 0509/12 2h 14.30 - 16.30

(Reading & Directed Writing) • First Language Dutch Paper 1 (Reading) 0503/1 2h 14.30 - 16.30

• First Language Korean Paper 1 (Reading) 0521/1 2h 10.30-12.30 Tuesday • First Language French Paper 1 (Reading) 0501/1 2h 14.30 - 16.30

20 • First Language German Paper 1 (Reading) 0505/1 2h 14.30 - 16.30

May • First Language Thai Paper 2 0518/2 2h15m 14.30 - 16.45

(Reading & Directed Writing)



• *Chemistry Paper 12 (Multiple Choice) 0620/12 45m 10.30 -11.15 • First Language Arabic Paper 2 (Writing) 0508/2 2h 14.30 - 16.30

• *Chemistry Paper 22 - Core 0620/22 1h15m 11.30 - 12.45 • First Language Chinese Paper 22 (writing) 0509/22 1h15m 14.30 - 15.45

• *Chemistry Paper 32 - Extended 0620/32 1h15m 11.30 - 12.45 • First Language Dutch Paper 2 (Writing) 0503/2 2h 14.30 - 16.30

* Chemistry Paper 12 & 22 or 32 must be sat one after another Wednesday • First Language French Paper 2 (Writing) 0501/2 2h 14.30 - 16.30

• First Language Japanese Paper 3 0507/3 1h15m 10.30-11.45 21 • First Language German Paper 2 (Writing) 0505/2 2h 14.30 - 16.30

(Continuos Writing) May • First Language Thai Paper 3 0518/3 1h15m 14.30 - 15.45

• First Language Korean Paper 2 (Writing) 0521/2 2h 10.30-12.30 (Continuous Writing)



• Literature (English) Paper 52 0486/52 45m 10.30 - 11.15 Thursday • Geography Paper 42 0460/42 1h30m 14.30 - 16.00

22

May



• Economics Paper 12 (Multiple Choice) 0455/12 45m 10.30 - 11.15 Friday • History Paper 22 0470/22 2h 14.30 - 16.30

23

May

Week 5 (26 - 30 MAY 2014)



Monday • Bangladesh Studies Paper 1 0449/1 1h30m 14.30 - 16.00

26

May



Tuesday

27

May

Syllabus/ Component Code Duration Tine Syllabus/ Component Code Duration Time


Wednesday • Bangladesh Studies Paper 2 0449/2 1h30m 14.30 - 16.00

28

May



Thursday

29

May



Friday

30

May




Week 6 (2 - 6 JUNE 2014)



• Business Studies Paper 22 0450/22 1h45m 10.30 - 12.15 Monday • *First Language Portuguese Paper 2 (Writing) 0504/2 2h 18.00-20.00

2

June *Key time is 20.00 for 0504 First Langugae Portuguese



• Economics Paper 22 0455/22 2h15m 10.30 - 12.45 Tuesday • Sociology Paper 22 0495/22 1h45m 14.30 - 16.15

3

June



• Computer Studies Paper 12 0420/12 2h30m 10.30 - 13.00 Wednesday

4

June



• Accounting Paper 12 0452/12 1h45m 10.30 - 12.15 Thursday • First Language Russian Paper 1 (Reading) 0516/1 2h 14.30 - 16.30

• Computer Studies Paper 32 0420/32 1h30m 10.30 - 12.00 5

(Alternatice to Coursework) June



Friday

6

June

Week 7 (9 - 13 JUNE 2014)



• Accounting Paper 22 0452/22 1h45m 10.30 - 12.15 Monday • Travel and Tourism Paper 1 0471/1 2h 14.30 - 16.30

• Environmental Management Paper 12 0680/12 1h30m 10.30 - 12.00 9

(Multiple Choice) June



• Additional Mathematics Paper 12 0606/12 2h 10.30 - 12.30 Tuesday • Travel and Tourism Paper 2 0471/2 2h30m 14.30 - 17.00


June



• Additional Mathematics Paper 22 0606/22 2h 10.30 - 12.30 Wednesday • First Language Russian Paper 2 (Writing) 0516/2 2h 14.30 - 16.30


(Alternative to Coursework) June



Thursday

12

June



Friday

13

June




INTERNATIONAL GENERAL CERTIFICATE OF SECONDARY EDUCATION (IGCSE)

CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS MAY/ JUNE 2014

PHOTO Affix your most recent

passport size photo here (write your name on the back of the

photo)

Centre Name

LEAVE FOR OFFICIAL USE

Correspondence Address

Centre Number

TH001

Candidate Number

4

Name (in BLOCK letters)

Last name (in BLOCK letters)

Passport/ ID Card No.

Email:

Home Tel. no.

Office Tel. no. Mobile no.

Gender (delete as appropriate)

Male/ Female

Date of birth:

Day Month Year

NORMAL REGISTRATION PERIOD 9 January to 11 February 2014

LATE REGISTRATION PERIOD 12 February to 4 March 2014

Place a tick in the box against each subject you wish to take or, in the case of a title with a paper choice, circles the appropriate option code.

Syllabus Code Option Syllabus Title Fees Syllabus

Code Option Syllabus Title Fees

0452 AY Accounting 5,400.00 0507 No Option First Language

Japanese 5,400.00

0606 AY Additional

Mathematics 5,400.00 0521 No Option

First Language Korean

5,400.00

0449 No Option Bangladesh

Studies 5,400.00 0504 No Option

First Language Portuguese

5,400.00

0610 Core GY

Biology 6,400.00 0516 No Option First Language

Russian 5,400.00

Extended CY

0450 AY Business Studies

5,400.00 0502 Core AU First Language

Spanish 5,400.00

Extended CU

0620 Core GY

Chemistry 6,400.00 0518 No Option

First Language Thai

5,400.00

Extended CY 0460 BY Geography 6,400.00

0653

Core GY Combined Science

6,400.00 Extended CY 0549 AY

Hindi as a Second

Language 5,400.00

0654 Core GY Co-ordinated

Sciences 8,400.00 0470 BY History 6,400.00

Extended CY

0455 Y Economics 5,400.00 0486 DY Literature (English)

5,400.00

0510 Core AY English as a

Second Language

8,400.00 0607 Core AY Cambridge

International Mathematics

6,400.00 Extended EY Extended BY

0680 BY Environmental Management

6,400.00 0580

Core AY Mathematics

(Without Coursework)

5,400.00

0508 No Option First Language

Arabic 5,400.00

Extended BY

0448 No Option Pakistan Studies

5,400.00


Chinese 5,400.00

0625 Core GY

Physics 6,400.00


Dutch 5,400.00

Extended CY

0495 AY Sociology 5,400.00

0500 Core AU First Language

English 5,400.00 0471 A

Travel and Tourism

5,400.00 Extended CU


French 5,400.00 0420 No Option CY

Computer Studies

5,400.00


German 5,400.00

Total no. of subject(s) entered

(A) Total

Amount

(B) Late registration fees (Baht 3,100.00 per subject) applied to any IGCSE exams registered during

12 February to 4 March 2014.

(C) Method of Payment Place a tick in this

column

(1) Cash

(2) Credit card: Master Card/ VISA (delete as applicable), Card No………………………………..

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING NOTES CAREFULLY

Declaration by Candidate 1. I make this entry according to the provisions of the published regulations which I have studied. 2. I have given all the information required truthfully and accurately to the best of my knowledge and belief. 3. I understand that I shall be allowed to sit only for those subjects and papers for which I have entered on this form. 4. I agree that there should be no postponement or refund of all fees should I decide to withdraw from the examination. 5. I understand that it is my responsibility to check the examination schedule to ensure that the subjects for which I have entered do not clash, and I agree that no arrangements can be made for rescheduling examinations that clash.

STATEMENT OF ENTRIES The Statement of Entries, bearing your candidate number and confirmation of the examination dates, times and venue will be posted to you approximately two weeks prior to the commencement of the examinations. If you have not received your Statement of Entry within seven days of your first examination, please contact us immediately.

SPEAKING TESTS For English as a Second Language Component 5, Oral Communication, the examinations will be scheduled during Mid-March to early April 2014. You will be informed of your examination date and time for this component at least two weeks prior to the schedule, normally by telephone or e-mail.

STATEMENT OF RESULTS/CERTIFICATES A sms notification of your Statement of Results will be sent to you in September 2014. A sms notification of Certificates will be sent to you in November 2014 if you have been successful in your examinations.

Disclaimer

The British Council and the Examining Boards take all reasonable steps to provide continuity of service. We feel sure you will understand, however, that we cannot be held responsible for any interruptions caused by circumstances beyond our control. If examinations or their results are disrupted, cancelled or delayed, every effort will be made to resume normal service as soon as possible. The British Council’s liability will be limited to the refund of the registration fee or re-testing at a later date.

Signature of candidate _____________________________________ Date _____________________

For official use only

Date of payment

Receipt Number Amount paid Signature of staff member who received the exam entry: …………………………………………………………………………………

Your completed entry form must be accompanied by the following:-

Two recent coloured passport size photographs; one affixed to the entry form, and one submitted to Customer Relations

A copy of your Passport or National Identification Card

Total fee payable in cash or by credit card as shown in (C) above

Please submit the completed entry form IN PERSON to Customer Services at the address shown below:-

British Council 254 Chulalongkorn Soi 64, Siam Square Phyathai Road, Pathumwan Bangkok 10330 Tel. No.: 02 657 5678 Opening hours:

Mondays to Fridays 10.00am to 6.00pm

We recommend you to make a copy of the completed entry form for your own reference before submitting to Customer Services.

Notice to Candidates This notice has been written to help you. Read it carefully and do what you are asked. If there is anything you do not understand, especially which calculator you may use, ask your teacher. REGULATIONS Make Sure You Know The Rules

• A candidate is not permitted to enter for the same syllabus code at two Centres in the same examination session. • You must be on time for all examinations. If you are late, your work may not be accepted. • You may take into the examination room only the materials and equipment which are allowed. You must not take into the examination room

calculator cases/instruction leaflets, bags, non-transparent pencil cases, personal TVs or computers, electronic or radio communication devices including mobile telephones, portable music players, or any other material or equipment. Anyone found in possession of any unauthorised material, even if you do not intend to use it, will be automatically disqualified from the subject being taken.

• You must not take part in any unfair practice either when preparing Coursework, or when taking the examination. • Correcting fluid/correcting pens must not be used. • You must not talk, communicate in any way with, seek assistance from or give assistance to, or disturb other candidates once the examination

has started. • Smoking is not allowed in the examination room.

INFORMATION Make Sure You Attend

• Know the dates and times of your examinations. • Arrive at least 10 minutes before the start of each examination. • If you arrive late for an examination, report to the invigilator running the examination. If you arrive after the examination has ended, you will not

normally be allowed to take it. • If you miss an examination without good reason, you will not normally be given a grade in the subject. • Provide What You Need • Leave outside the examination room, or with the invigilator, anything that you do not need or which is not allowed. • Take into the examination room the pens, pencils, rulers and any instruments that you need for the examination. • You must write in blue or black ink except for multiple choice papers that must be completed in pencil (B or HB). Coloured pencils or inks may be

used only for diagrams, maps, charts etc. Correcting fluid must never be used during an examination and highlighter pens or glue must not be used unless specifically permitted by the syllabus.

• You may not borrow anything from another candidate during the examination. • Calculators, Dictionaries and Spell-checkers • You may use a calculator, unless you are told that you may not do so. • If you use a calculator - make sure it works properly

- make sure the battery is working properly - clear anything stored in it - do not bring into the examination room any operating instructions or prepared programs

• You must not use a dictionary or computer spell-checker, unless you have been informed before the examinations that you may do so. • Examination Instructions • Listen to the invigilator and do what you are asked to do. • Tell the invigilator at once

- if you think you have not been given the right question paper or all the materials listed on the front of the paper; - if the question paper is incomplete or badly printed.

• Read carefully the instructions printed on the question paper and/or on the answer book/answer paper. Do what they ask you to do. • Fill in the details required on the front of your question paper and/or answer book/answer paper before the start of the examination. • Do any rough work on the examination stationery provided. Cross it through and leave it on your desk when you leave. • Advice and Assistance • If on the day of the examination you feel that your work may be affected by ill health or any other reason, tell the invigilator. • If during the examination you have a problem and are in doubt about what you should do, put your hand up to attract attention. The invigilator will

come and assist you. • You may not ask for, and will not be given, any explanation of the examination questions. • Leaving the Examination Room • For examinations longer than one hour, you are not allowed to leave the examination room until at least one hour after the published starting time.

If you are allowed to leave before the end of the examination, you will not be allowed to return. • If you have used more than one answer book and/or loose sheets of answer paper, you must place them in the correct order. Fasten them

together before you leave. • You must not leave the examination room until the invigilator tells you to do so. • When you leave the examination room you must leave behind the question paper, your answer book/answer paper, rough work, and any other

(used or unused) materials provided for the examination.

WARNING • If you cheat, try to use any unfair practice, or break the rules in any way, you may be disqualified from all your subjects.

ANY VIOLATION OF THESE RULES AND REGULATIONS MAY CAUSE DISQUALIFICATION OF THE CANDIDATE.

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

I have read and fully understood all information in the Registration Guide and will follow all the instructions stated. Name of CANDIDATE: …………….….…………………..………………………………………

Signature of CANDIDATE: ……………………………………………………………….……….

Date of Registration: …………………………………Examination Session: May/ June October/ November (delete as appropriate)

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