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Adult High School Diploma Program- 18+

Kindergarten-12th grade. Anglia Morocco Language Center.

American Worldwide Academy 

American Worldwide Academy in partnership with American Group International School.  Wants to give you success and……

All the students will learn English and be required to take an English Exam. We will not fraud the American          Educational System.

Make your dreams come true….

We proctor all tests onsite in our centre.

Available in English! 

AGI seeks to serve individuals 18 years or older.

18 or older in age, and older who terminated their secondary education prior to matriculating by offering a nationally accredited, low-cost, self-directed, independent-study high school completion program through correspondence-based or online-based studies.

We provide this service at a very modest fee that is inclusive of all support to ensure success; tutorial assistance, and post-graduation services such as official enrolment or graduation verification; letters of recommendation to authorized third parties, and official academic transcripts on behalf of those graduates seeking to pursue higher education.

Pictured below is the first student that graduated from the program and received a diploma from the USA. This program is supported by the Department of Education in Florida.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

ENGLISH LANGUAGE WRITING SKILLS (2 Credits)

English Usage, Essentials of Grammar, Sentence Structure, English Mechanics, Punctuation, Rules of Spelling,

ENGLISH LITERATURE (2 Credits)

Classical Literature: Fictional Novels, Poetry, and Prose Contemporary Literature: Non-Fiction – Biographies and Commentaries

GENERAL MATHEMATICS (3 Credits)

Arithmetic: Basic functions using whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and percentages; Consumer Mathematics: standard measurements- perimeter, area & volume, distance, interest, and cost; Number Relationships: ratio and proportion, using the percent triangle; Comparing and Ordering Numbers; Number Relationships: using order of operations to solve multi-step problems: Data Analysis: tables and charts, bar graphs, line graphs, and pie charts, mean and median, ratio and probability; Algebra & Geometry.

SOCIAL SCIENCE I – AMERICAN HISTORY (2 Credits)

Early American History: Pre-colonial, Colonial, British rule of the Colonies, the American Revolution, French-Indian Wars, The Louisiana Purchase, The Texas Revolution and Mexican War, The American Civil War: Overview, Slavery and its role in the Civil War, Cessation of Southern States, Fighting the War. World War I – An American Historical Perspective. The Great Depression – causes and solutions, FDR and The New Deal. World War II – Rise of Fascism and formation of the Axis powers, United States’ involvement, Allied powers’ victory, the defeat of Japan, Birth of the United Nations, IMF, and World Bank. Post-World War II and the beginnings of the Cold War – The rise of Communism and the arms race, the NATO Alliance, the expansion of Communism and the growing threat to the US. Contemporary American History – The Korean War; the Civil Rights Movement; The Kennedy Era; End of the Civil Rights Movement; Crises in Southeast Asia- The Vietnam War; Invasion of Laos, Conflicts in Cambodia, US withdrawal, Nixon’s resignation and a final end to the war.

SOCIAL SCIENCE II – AMERICAN GOVERNMENT (2 Credits)

Structure and functions of City, County, and State Governments. The Federal Government: Office of the President, Executive Powers, the Executive Cabinet structure and functions. United States Congress: structure and functions of the US Senate and the US House of Representatives. The Supreme Court: structure and functions of the federal judiciary, Supreme Court procedures, historical “landmark” cases.

SOCIAL SCIENCE III – WORLD HISTORY (3 Credits)

Ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Phoenicians, Hebrews, The Persian Empire, Ancient Greece, Macedonia, The Roman Empire: the conquest of Italy, early Roman government, the Punic Wars, Roman Law. India and Southeast Asia – Buddhism, Hinduism, and Islam; History of the Far-East: China, Japan, and Korea; Origins of the Chinese Feudal system, unification of China’s regions and development of a “Great Civilization”, the final dynasties, Chinese philosophers, the “People’s Revolution, Communist rule of China. History of South America: Native Ancestry, the Mayas, the Aztecs, the Incas. History of Africa: Early North Africa, Ancient Africa, contact between the Ancient World and Africa, the spread of Christianity, how Islam influenced Africa, Empires of West Africa, the Atlantic Slave Trade, Early East Africa, Early Central Africa, Kongo, and Portuguese influence, Early Southern Africa, formation of states in Southern Africa, the discovery of South Africa’s mineral wealth, European influences and exploits, abolition of the slave trade, Africa and the World Wars. Rise and Fall of The Byzantine Empire, Western Europe, and the Middle Ages, Early history of England, the influence of the Catholic Church in Medieval Europe, and the Crusades. Modern History- the Renaissance and the Reformation, the Age of Discovery, the rise of nation-states and the expansion of empires, How Russia became a nation, the Age of Absolutism, the Age of Reason – Enlightenment and the birth of the Scientific Method, the French Revolution, the Agricultural and Industrial Revolutions, Communism, the Triumph of Democracy and the struggle for equality

SCIENCE I – BIOLOGY (2 Credits)

Cellular biology, comparisons between plans and animal cells, function of organized cells and tissues, compounds in living cells, cell division, reproduction and differentiation, the Animal Kingdom – descriptions of phyla: vertebrates and invertebrates,

SCIENCE II – HUMAN BIOLOGY (2 Credits)

The Skeletal System, the Muscular System, the Nervous System, the Endocrine System, the Respiratory System, the Circulatory System, the Digestive and Excretory Systems, and the Reproductive System.

The above outlines the subject matter comprising our nationally accredited high school diploma program designed for individuals who prefer home schooling or an online high school completion program. Upon successful completion of these subjects, students will be administered a proctored final exam whose results will be factored into the student’s cumulative academic record.

American Worldwide Academy 

This is an accredited program in the USA and approved by the Department of Education in the State of Florida.

On Campus Diploma Programs

AMERICAN WORLWIDE ACADEMY (AWA) HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PROGRAMS
Students will have the option of choosing either the Standard High School Diploma with Career Training Certificate (24 credits) or the Standard High School Diploma (24 credits). Each course is worth either one (1) credit or half (.5) credit.STANDARD HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA WITH CAREER TRAINING CERTIFICATE
This 24 credit program prepares students for entry for careers in various fields, while earning a high school diploma. The program emphasizes: customer service, retail sales, sales, hospitality, marketing, and management. Students will be provided with all books, supplies, study materials, class schedule, and direct teacher and counsellor contact information. Each semester must be concluded with a final exam to ensure understanding of course materials. Students must complete: 4 credits in English, 4 credits in Math (including Algebra 1 & Geometry), 3 credits in Natural Science, 3 credits in Social Studies (with 1 credit American History, 1 credit in World History, and 1/2 credit each in US Government and Economics), 1 credit of Health, 5 credits of electives, and 4 credits of focus on Career Certificate. Additionally, students must complete a capstone workshop to earn the Career Certificate. A minimum GPA of a 2.0 on a 4.0 scale is required for graduation.

NOTE: Students are required to meet with their school counsellor at least once per month.
Evening and Weekend classes available. If you are not 18 you need to attend classes as a regular school student.

STANDARD HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
This 24 credit program prepares students for life after high school for those seeking to continue their education or enter into the job market. Students will be provided with all books, supplies, study materials, class schedule, and direct teacher and counsellor contact information. Each semester must be concluded with a final exam to ensure understanding of course materials. Students must complete: 4 credits in English, 4 credits in Math (including Algebra 1 & Geometry), 3 credits in Natural Science, 3 credits in Social Studies (with 1 credit American History, 1 credit in World History, and 1/2 credit each in US Government and Economics), 1 credit of Health, and 9 credits of electives. A minimum GPA of a 2.0 on a 4.0 scale is required for graduation.

NOTE: Students are required to meet with their school counsellor at least once per month.
Evening and Weekend classes available. If you are not 18 you need to attend classes as a regular school student.

CREDIT RECOVERY PROGRAM
Students can take credits from AWA and transfer them back to the secondary institution (i.e. High School) that he or she currently attends. The student bears the responsibility to verify that the credits will be accepted and approved by the secondary institution prior to enrolling into AWA. A maximum of 2 credits can be taken for this program.