Programs

Kazakhstan's state subject olympiad, run by RNPC Daryn, moving from school to district, regional and final stages in science, mathematics, languages and humanities.

• Grades 9–12
• Cost not published

One-year educational grants at Spectrum International School, Astana, for strong students entering grade 10, 11 or 12.

• Grades 9–11
• Cost not published

Vietnam's national round of the Universal Postal Union's annual letter-writing contest for 9–15-year-olds: one handwritten letter of up to 800 words on a set theme, sent by post.

• Grades not published
• Cost not published

KIMEP University's entry-grant olympiad for final-year school and college students in Kazakhstan, held in English, with 100% and 50% tuition grants.

• Grades 11–12
• Cost not published

Learn computational physics with spreadsheets and Python in a ten-week online course, then build a project for the BPhO competition.

• Year 10–13 / S3–S6
• Cost not published

Fizmat's international team olympiad in mathematics, physics and computer science, held each January in Almaty.

• Grades not published
• Cost not published

Free online science and math tutoring and mentorship for Grade 9–12 students, from Dalhousie University's Imhotep's Legacy Academy.

• Grades 9–12
• No fee

YoungArts' national competition for U.S. artists ages 15–18 (grades 10–12) in 10 disciplines, with cash awards of $250–$10,000, mentorship and national recognition.

• Grades 10–12
• Fee charged, amount not published

RNPC Daryn's international programming olympiad: an online qualifying round, then an in-person final in Almaty.

• Grades 9–11
• Cost not published

The 75-minute, 25-question mechanics exam that starts selection for the U.S. Physics Team and USAPhO.

• Grades not published
• Cost not published

Intensive, college-level online art and design courses from the Rhode Island School of Design for students in grades 10–12, with live online studio classes two days a week and critiques by professional artists.

• Grades 10–12
• Fee: $4,635 USD

Write a science essay of up to 2,000 words on a research question beyond your syllabus for a Cambridge college prize.

• Year 12 / S5
• No fee