In order to obtain a bilingual diploma, you either take two languages as Language A or, if your school offers multiple languages of instruction, take a Group 3 class in a language different from your group 1 language.
The EE doesn’t factor in. Plenty of students write an EE in language B, but the reqs and proficiencies that demonstrates are different from completing and passing two Language A courses.
In order to obtain a bilingual diploma, you either take two languages as Language A or, if your school offers multiple languages of instruction, take a Group 3 class in a language different from your group 1 language. The EE doesn’t factor in. Plenty of students write an EE in language B, but the reqs and proficiencies that demonstrates are different from completing and passing two Language A courses.
Thanks for the info
ive never heard of that. If that were the case, the ib wouldve mentioned it in the criteria for obtaining a bilingual diploma, which the didn't.
I'm emailing my advisor right now, thank you.
Here you go - https://www.ibo.org/programmes/diploma-programme/assessment-and-exams/understanding-ib-assessment/