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1 June 2009 Moderation session The IB Middle Years Programme Statistical Bulletin
2 1 Middle Years Programme Statistical Bulletin, June 2009 moderation session Published in November 2009 International Baccalaureate Peterson House, Malthouse Avenue, Cardiff Gate Cardiff, Wales CF23 8GL United Kingdom Phone: Fax: Web site: International Baccalaureate Organization 2009 Statistical queries should be directed to the Management Information Department: Phone: Fax: statistics@ibo.org
3 2 Contents Tables and graphs Index: key to abbreviations Page 4 Part A: general school statistics 1 schools following the Middle Years Programme Number and percentage of schools following the Middle Years Programme by working language Number and percentage of schools following the Middle Years Programme by IB region Part B: moderation registration statistics 1 schools registering candidates for moderation June 2005 June schools registering candidates for moderation by working language June 2005 June Number and percentage of schools registering candidates for moderation by IB region June 2005 June Number and average of candidates registered for moderation per school June candidates registered for moderation by gender June 2005 June Nationalities of candidates registered for moderation June candidates registered for moderation by country June Number and percentage of candidates registered for moderation per subject June 2005 June 2009 Part C: results statistics 1 mean grades June 2005 June Overall mean grade June 2005 June grade distributions June Number and percentage of MYP certificates and record of achievements awarded June 2005 June 2009
4 3 Index: key to abbreviations IB regions Schools that are authorized to offer the IB Diploma Programme are grouped by geographical region. The abbreviations used in the tables are the codes describing the following geographical regions: IBAEM IBAP IBA IB Africa, Europe and the Middle East IB Asia-Pacific IB Latin America, North America and the Caribbean
5 schools 4 PART A: general school statistics 1 schools following the Middle Years Programme schools following the Middle Years Programme* MYP PARTNER TOTAL *as of 30 June each year Graph 1.1 schools following the Middle Years Programme Partner Schools Middle Years Programme Schools 0 Year
6 schools 5 2 Number and percentage of schools following the Middle Years Programme by working language schools following the Middle Years Programme by working language* English French Spanish Chinese Total *as of 30 June each year Graph 2.1 schools following the Middle Years Programme by working language English French Spanish Chinese Year Percentage of schools following the Middle Years Programme by working language* English 75.05% 75.20% 75.45% 77.92% 80.52% French 19.14% 17.80% 16.55% 14.62% 12.62% Spanish 4.73% 5.60% 6.73% 6.53% 6.04% Chinese 1.08% 1.40% 1.27% 1.09% 0.82% *as of 30 June each year
7 schools 6 3 Number and percentage of schools following the Middle Years Programme by IB region schools following the Middle Years Programme by IB region* IBAEM IBAP IBA Total *as of 30 June each year Graph 3.1 schools following the Middle Years Programme by IB region IBAEM IBA IBAP Year Percentage of schools following the Middle Years Programme by IB region* IBAEM 18.06% 18.40% 18.73% 16.80% 16.32% IBAP 18.28% 18.40% 17.45% 16.17% 14.95% IBA 63.66% 63.20% 63.81% 67.03% 68.73% *as of 30 June each year
8 schools 7 PART B: registration statistics 4 schools registering candidates for moderation June 2005 June 2009 schools registering candidates Percentage of total number of schools* 38.14% 38.95% 38.08% 31.46% 28.75% Graph 4.1 schools registering candidates for moderation June 2005 June Total number of MYP schools excluding partner schools schools registering candidates for the June moderation session Moderation session
9 schools 8 5 schools registering candidates for moderation by working language June 2005 June 2009 schools registering candidates by working language English French Spanish Chinese Total Graph 5.1 schools registering candidates by working language June 2005 June English French Spanish Chinese Moderation session Percentage of schools registering candidates by working language English 47.24% 49.65% 49.68% 48.34% 49.07% French 47.24% 44.68% 44.52% 45.03% 44.72% Spanish 4.72% 4.26% 3.87% 4.64% 4.35% Chinese 0.79% 1.42% 1.93% 1.99% 1.86%
10 schools 9 6 Number and percentage of schools registering candidates for moderation by IB region June 2005 June 2009 schools registering candidates by IB region IBAEM IBAP IBA Total Graph 6.1 schools registering candidates by IB region June 2005 June Moderation session IBAEM IBA IBAP Percentage of schools registering candidates by IB region IBAEM 25.20% 26.24% 27.10% 27.81% 28.57% IBAP 14.17% 14.18% 14.84% 15.89% 16.78% IBA 60.63% 59.58% 58.07% 56.29% 54.65%
11 schools 10 7 candidates registered for moderation by category June 2005 June 2009 candidates registered by category MYP 5,333 6,432 7,712 8,110 8,629 Anticipated Retake Total 5,598 7,073 8,315 8,645 9,102 Please Note: Anticipated category was introduced in 2005 and retake category in 2007 Graph 7.1 candidates registered June 2005 June ,000 9,000 8,000 7,000 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 0 Moderation session MYP Retake Anticipated.
12 candidates 11 8 candidates registered for moderation by gender June 2005 June 2009 candidates registered by gender Female 3,206 4,144 4,800 5,058 5,129 Male 2,392 2,929 3,515 3,587 3,973 Total 5,598 7,073 8,315 8,645 9,102 Graph 8.1 candidates registered by gender June 2005 June ,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 Female Male 2,000 1,000 0 Moderation session Percentage of candidates registered by gender Female 57.27% 58.59% 57.73% 58.51% 56.35% Male 42.73% 41.41% 42.27% 41.49% 43.65%
13 candidates 12 9 candidates registered for moderation by IB region June 2005 June 2009 candidates registered by IB region IBAEM 985 1,200 1,494 1,485 1,756 IBAP ,220 1,504 IBA 4,038 5,133 5,842 5,940 5,842 Total 5,598 7,073 8,315 8,645 9,102 Graph 9.1 candidates registered by IB region June 2005 June IBAEM IBA IBAP Moderation session Percentage of candidates registered by IB region IBAEM 17.60% 16.97% 17.97% 17.18% 19.29% IBAP 10.27% 10.46% 11.77% 14.11% 16.52% IBA 72.13% 72.57% 70.26% 68.71% 64.18%
14 candidates candidates registered by gender and IB region June 2009 IB region candidates registered female candidates male candidates Total number of candidates registered IBAEM ,756 IBAP ,504 IBA 3,563 2,279 5,842 TOTAL 5,129 3,973 9,102 Graph 10.1 candidates registered by gender and IB region June ,600 3,200 2,800 2,400 2,000 1,600 1, IBAEM IBAP IBA IB region Female Candidates Male Candidates
15 schools Summary of Middle Years Programme moderation: schools with moderated candidates June 1994 June 2009 Average number of schools Percentage Percentage moderated Year candidates moderated increase increase candidates per moderated school % 1, % % % % 1, % % 1, % % 1, % % 2, % % 2, % % 3, % % 3, % % 4, % % 5, % % 7, % % 8, % % 8, % % 9, % Graph 11.1 Summary of Middle Years Programme moderation: schools registering candidates for moderation June 1994 June Year schools with candidates registered for moderation
16 15 12 Nationalities of candidates registered for moderation June 2009 Country name candidates Country name candidates AFGHANISTAN 8 LEBANON 3 ALGERIA 16 LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA 2 ANGOLA 2 LUXEMBOURG 1 ARGENTINA 10 MACEDONIA, THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF 1 AUSTRALIA 81 MALAWI 1 AUSTRIA 4 MALAYSIA 38 AZERBAIJAN 16 MALDIVES 1 BAHAMAS 6 MALTA 1 BANGLADESH 36 MAURITIUS 2 BELGIUM 21 MEXICO 182 BERMUDA 7 MOLDOVA, REPUBLIC OF 1 BHUTAN 1 MONGOLIA 2 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA 1 MOROCCO 48 BRAZIL 21 MYANMAR 2 BRITISH INDIAN OCEAN TERRITORY 1 NEPAL 2 BRUNEI DARUSSALAM 2 NETHERLANDS 261 BULGARIA 1 NEW ZEALAND 14 BURKINA FASO 1 NIGERIA 6 BURUNDI 2 NORWAY 30 CAMBODIA 8 OMAN 2 CAMEROON 4 PAKISTAN 35 CANADA 5,175 PALESTINIAN TERRITORY, OCCUPIED 1 CHILE 2 PAPUA NEW GUINEA 2 CHINA 71 PARAGUAY 1 COLOMBIA 138 PERU 6 CONGO 1 PHILIPPINES 22 CONGO, THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE 2 POLAND 43 COSTA RICA 2 PORTUGAL 30 CROATIA 3 QATAR 23 CUBA 2 ROMANIA 12 CYPRUS 4 RUSSIAN FEDERATION 44 CZECH REPUBLIC 2 RWANDA 1 DENMARK 44 SAINT LUCIA 1 EGYPT 63 SAUDI ARABIA 5 EL SALVADOR 3 SERBIA 5 ETHIOPIA 2 SEYCHELLES 1 FINLAND 20 SINGAPORE 56 FRANCE 62 SLOVAKIA 3 GAMBIA 1 SLOVENIA 1 GEORGIA 1 SOMALIA 1 GERMANY 88 SOUTH AFRICA 37 GREECE 2 SPAIN 193 GUATEMALA 1 SRI LANKA 10 GUINEA 2 SUDAN 1
17 16 Country name Country name GUYANA 1 SWAZILAND 2 HAITI 3 SWEDEN 73 HONDURAS 1 SWITZERLAND 32 HONG KONG 114 TAIWAN 59 HUNGARY 7 TANZANIA, UNITED REPUBLIC OF 21 ICELAND 1 THAILAND 38 INDIA 146 TUNISIA 1 INDONESIA 52 TURKEY 7 IRAN, ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF 11 UGANDA 5 IRAQ 1 UKRAINE 9 IRELAND 7 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 6 ISRAEL 10 UNITED KINGDOM 257 ITALY 30 UNITED STATES 516 JAPAN 75 URUGUAY 2 JORDAN 84 UZBEKISTAN 2 KAZAKHSTAN 115 VENEZUELA 12 KENYA 5 VIETNAM 27 KOREA, DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF 27 YUGOSLAVIA 1 KOREA, REPUBLIC OF 257 ZIMBABWE 4 KYRGYZSTAN 1 OTHER 1 LATVIA 5 candidates Total number of nationalities: 128 Candidates with dual nationality (second nationality of candidates is not included in the above): 742
18 countries countries represented by moderation session June 2005 June 2009 countries represented by examination session Graph 13.1 countries represented by examination session June 2005 June Examination session countries represented by moderation session
19 18 14 candidates registered by country June 2009 Country name candidates registered Country name candidates registered AZERBAIJAN 30 PAKISTAN 24 BAHAMAS 15 POLAND 32 BANGLADESH 52 PORTUGAL 45 BERMUDA 9 QATAR 65 CAMBODIA 32 RUSSIAN FEDERATION 30 CANADA 5,209 SINGAPORE 257 CHINA 436 SPAIN 211 COLOMBIA 127 SRI LANKA 29 DENMARK 44 SWEDEN 54 EGYPT 50 SWITZERLAND 125 GERMANY 42 TANZANIA, UNITED REPUBLIC OF 103 HONG KONG 302 THAILAND 98 INDIA 48 TURKEY 42 INDONESIA 84 UGANDA 43 JAPAN 23 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 68 JORDAN 90 UNITED KINGDOM 67 KAZAKHSTAN 124 UNITED STATES 310 LATVIA 10 VIETNAM 119 MEXICO 172 ZAMBIA 5 MOROCCO 41 Total number of candidates registered 9,102 NETHERLANDS 435
20 19 15 candidates registered for moderation per subject June 2005 June 2009 GROUP 1 ARABIC A BANGLA A CHINESE A DANISH A DUTCH A ENGLISH A 1,898 2,502 2,909 2,969 3,331 FIJIAN A FINNISH A FRENCH A 2,986 3,453 4,140 4,419 4,489 FRENCH (APPROVED)* GERMAN A GREEK A HINDI A ICELANDIC A INDONESIAN A ITALIAN A JAPANESE A JAPANESE (APPROVED)* KHMER (APPROVED)* KOREAN A KOREAN (APPROVED)* NORWEGIAN A POLISH A PORTUGUESE A RUSSIAN A SPANISH A SWEDISH A THAI A VIETNAMESE (APPROVED)* VIETNAMESE A GROUP 1 TOTAL 5,723 7,094 8,449 8,860 9,644 * externally taught and approved by the IB GROUP ADVANCED AFRIKAANS B ADVANCED DUTCH B ADVANCED ENGLISH B 1,757 2,063 2,555 2,677 2,712 ADVANCED FINNISH B ADVANCED FRENCH B ADVANCED GERMAN B ADVANCED GREEK B
21 20 ADVANCED INDONESIAN B ADVANCED JAPANESE B ADVANCED KHMER B ADVANCED MANDARIN B ADVANCED PORTUGESE B ADVANCED RUSSIAN B ADVANCED SPANISH B ADVANCED SWAHILI B ADVANCED THAI B ARABIC B ARABIC B DANISH B DUTCH B DUTCH B ENGLISH B 1,693 1,953 2,211 2,467 2,556 ENGLISH B FINNISH B FRENCH B FRENCH B GERMAN B GERMAN B HINDI B INDONESIAN B INDONESIAN B ITALIAN B JAPANESE B JAPANESE B KAZAKH B KHMER B KHMER B KOREAN B MANDARIN B MANDARIN B PORTUGESE B PORTUGESE B RUSSIAN B RUSSIAN B SPANISH B SPANISH B SWAHILI B SWAHILI B THAI B THAI B TURKISH B URDU B VIETNAMESE B VIETNAMESE B ITALIAN B GROUP 2 TOTAL 5,423 6,349 7,431 7,982 8,313
22 21 GROUP 3 BUSINESS STUDIES ECONOMICS GEOGRAPHY 948 1,101 1,366 1,435 1,449 HISTORY 4,406 5,245 5,869 5,937 5,903 HUMANITIES ,173 1,452 1,802 GROUP 3 TOTAL 5,670 7,008 8,408 8,968 9,367 GROUP 4 BIOLOGY 1,217 1,600 1,989 2,087 1,906 CHEMISTRY 3,001 3,209 3,726 3,691 3,796 PHYSICS 2,496 2,961 3,302 3,557 3,445 SCIENCES 876 1,492 1,785 2,193 2,491 GROUP 4 TOTAL 7,590 9,262 10,802 11,528 11,638 GROUP 5 EXTENDED MATHS 3,230 3,664 4,464 4,786 5,058 MATHEMATICS 2,094 2,801 3,254 3,396 3,624 GROUP 5 TOTAL 5,324 6,465 7,718 8,182 8,682 GROUP 6 ARTS DANCE DRAMA ,942 1,996 FILM MUSIC ,552 1,602 PERFORMING ARTS 2,301 2,962 3, VISUAL ARTS 3,314 3,877 4,355 4,918 5,232 GROUP 6 TOTAL 5,813 7,197 7,938 8,540 8,989 GROUP 7 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 5,298 6,406 7,625 8,109 8,575 GROUP 7 TOTAL 5,298 6,406 7,625 8,109 8,575
23 22 GROUP 8 COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY 1,979 2,183 2,199 1,915 2,004 DESIGN TECHNOLOGY 2,714 3,019 3,002 2,951 2,702 TECHNOLOGY 1,112 1,867 2,645 3,528 4,193 GROUP 8 TOTAL 5,805 7,069 7,846 8,394 8,899 GROUP 9 PERSONAL PROJECT 5,269 6,378 7,631 8,028 8,549 GROUP 9 TOTAL 5,269 6,378 7,631 8,028 8,549 ALL SUBJECTS TOTAL 51,915 63,228 73,851 78,593 82,656
24 23 PART C: results statistics 16 Analysis of examination results by subject June 2009 Percentage of candidates awarded grades Level GROUP 1 candidates Mean grade ARABIC A MY BANGLA A MY CHINESE A MY DANISH A MY DUTCH A MY ENGLISH A MY 3, FINNISH A MY FRENCH A MY 4, GERMAN A MY HINDI A MY ICELANDIC A MY INDONESIAN A MY ITALIAN A MY JAPANESE A MY KOREAN A MY POLISH A MY PORTUGUESE A MY RUSSIAN A MY SPANISH A MY SWEDISH A MY THAI A MY VIETNAMESE A MY GROUP 1 TOTAL 9, Percentage of candidates awarded grades Level GROUP 2 candidates Mean grade ADVANCED DUTCH B MY ADVANCED ENGLISH B MY 2, ADVANCED FRENCH B MY ADVANCED GERMAN B MY ADVANCED MY 2 INDONESIAN B ADVANCED JAPANESE MY 7 B ADVANCED KHMER B MY ADVANCED MANDARIN MY 79 B ADVANCED MY 8 PORTUGUESE B ADVANCED SPANISH B MY ADVANCED THAI B MY ARABIC B MY ARABIC B MY
25 24 DANISH B MY DUTCH B MY DUTCH B MY ENGLISH B MY 2, ENGLISH B MY FRENCH B MY FRENCH B MY GERMAN B MY GERMAN B MY HINDI B MY INDON. B MY INDONESIAN B MY JAPAN. B MY JAPANESE B MY KAZAKH B MY KHMER B MY MANDARIN B MY MANDARIN B MY PORTUGUESE B MY PORTUGUESE B MY RUSSIAN B MY SPANISH B MY SPANISH B MY SWAHILI B MY SWAHILI B MY THAI B MY THAI B MY TURKISH B MY URDU B MY GROUP 2 TOTAL 7, Percentage of candidates awarded grades Level GROUP 3 candidates Mean grade BUSINESS STUDIES MY ECONOMICS MY GEOGRAPHY MY 1, HISTORY MY 5, HUMANITIES MY 1, GROUP 3 TOTAL 8,
26 25 Percentage of candidates awarded grades Level GROUP 4 candidates Mean grade BIOLOGY MY 1, CHEMISTRY MY 3, PHYSICS MY 3, SCIENCES MY 2, GROUP 4 TOTAL 11, Percentage of candidates awarded grades Level GROUP 5 candidates EXTENDED MATHEMATICS MY 4,910 Mean grade MATHEMATICS MY 3, GROUP 5 TOTAL 8, Percentage of candidates awarded grades Level GROUP 6 candidates Mean grade DANCE MY DRAMA MY 1, FILM MY MUSIC MY 1, VISUAL ARTS MY 5, GROUP 6 TOTAL 8, Percentage of candidates awarded grades Level GROUP 7 candidates Mean grade PHYSICAL EDUCATION MY 8, GROUP 7 TOTAL 8, Percentage of candidates awarded grades Level GROUP 8 candidates COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY MY 1,850 Mean grade DESIGN TECHNOLOGY MY 2, TECHNOLOGY MY 4, GROUP 8 TOTAL 8, Percentage of candidates awarded grades Level GROUP 9 candidates Mean grade PERSONAL PROJECT MY 8, GROUP 9 TOTAL 8, ALL SUBJECTS TOTAL 79,
27 26 17 Mean grade distribution by subject June 2005 June 2009 GROUP 1 ARABIC A BANGLA A CHINESE A DANISH A DUTCH A ENGLISH A FINNISH A FRENCH A GERMAN A HINDI A ICELANDIC A INDONESIAN A ITALIAN A JAPANESE A KOREAN A POLISH A PORTUGUESE A RUSSIAN A SPANISH A SWEDISH A THAI A VIETNAMESE A GROUP 1 TOTAL GROUP 2 ADVANCED AFRIKAANS B ADVANCED DUTCH B ADVANCED ENGLISH B ADVANCED FRENCH B ADVANCED GERMAN B ADVANCED INDONESIAN B ADVANCED JAPANESE B ADVANCED KHMER B ADVANCED MANDARIN B ADVANCED PORTUGUESE B ADVANCED RUSSIAN B ADVANCED SPANISH B ADVANCED SWAHILI B ADVANCED THAI B ARABIC B ARABIC B DANISH B
28 27 DUTCH B DUTCH B ENGLISH B ENGLISH B FRENCH B FRENCH B GERMAN B GERMAN B HINDI B INDONESIAN B INDONESIAN B ITALIAN B JAPANESE B JAPANESE B KAZAKH B KHMER B KHMER B KOREAN B MANDARIN B MANDARIN B PORTUGUESE B PORTUGUESE B RUSSIAN B RUSSIAN B SPANISH B SPANISH B SWAHILI B SWAHILI B SWEDISH B THAI B THAI B TURKISH B URDU B VIETNAMESE B VIETNAMESE B GROUP 2 TOTAL GROUP 3 BUSINESS STUDIES ECONOMICS GEOGRAPHY HISTORY HUMANITIES GROUP 3 TOTAL
29 28 GROUP 4 BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY PHYSICS SCIENCES GROUP 4 TOTAL GROUP 5 EXTENDED MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS GROUP 5 TOTAL GROUP 6 ARTS DANCE DRAMA FILM MUSIC PERFORMING ARTS VISUAL ARTS GROUP 6 TOTAL GROUP 7 PHYSICAL EDUCATION GROUP 7 TOTAL GROUP 8 COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY DESIGN TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY GROUP 8 TOTAL GROUP 9 PERSONAL PROJECT GROUP 9 TOTAL
30 29 18 Mean grade worldwide June 2005 June 2009 Mean grade per examination session MYP certificates awarded June 2005 June 2009 candidates awarded a certificate 4,240 4,821 5,274 6,217 6,670
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