In-depth informatics
In grades 5–9 informatics is taught in depth alongside Mathematics and English. Students study in A, B and C groups by proficiency level, updated after weekly assessments.
Ixlos School is a private school in the Yunusabad district of Tashkent (grades 1–11) that specializes in finance and IT. Informatics is taught in depth in grades 5–9, grades 10–11 offer an IT track, and graduates receive a professional diploma along with the school certificate. Free IT & Coding and Robotics clubs run after lessons.
In grades 5–9 informatics is taught in depth alongside Mathematics and English. Students study in A, B and C groups by proficiency level, updated after weekly assessments.
Grades 10–11 offer two professional tracks: Accounting and IT. IT track graduates receive a professional diploma in IT along with the school certificate.
IT & Coding and Robotics clubs run after the main lessons. Both are free and included in tuition.
Graduates are guaranteed an IELTS score of at least 5.5. The school also teaches the international SAT program, so English and university preparation go hand in hand with IT.
The education, certificate and experience of our Robotics teacher. Details about the other teachers are on a separate page.

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Students' IELTS and SAT results, with certificates: Results page
Ixlos School is a private general-education school (grades 1–11) that specializes in finance and IT. It is not a coding course or academy: students receive a full general secondary education, and IT is taught as in-depth informatics in grades 5–9 and as a separate track in grades 10–11.
From grade 5 to grade 9. Mathematics and English are also taught in depth in these grades.
A professional diploma in IT along with the school certificate. Graduates are also guaranteed an IELTS score of at least 5.5.
No. The IT & Coding and Robotics clubs, like the school's other clubs, are free and included in tuition. They run after the main lessons.
Mathematics and English are also taught in depth in grades 5–9. Students who are falling behind have extra classes on Saturdays: in Mathematics and English in the upper grades.
Admission is the same for every grade: a test in Mathematics and English plus an interview with the school psychologist, with a pass mark of at least 60. To start, leave an application on this page.
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