Frequently Asked Questions
Expert answers about IGCSE, A-Levels, IB, GCSE, and online learning.
What does the name Ehtisham mean in Arabic and Urdu?
Ehtisham is an Arabic and Urdu name meaning modesty, honour, and dignified restraint. It comes from the Arabic root h-sh-m and is considered a valid Islamic name. It is widely used across Pakistan, the UAE, and other GCC locations.
Can a student named Waleed study the British curriculum fully online in the UAE?
Yes. Families across the UAE and GCC can enrol through Digital International School, a fully virtual British curriculum school offering live lessons from Primary through to Cambridge A-Levels, with fees starting from AED 500 per month.
Can my child study the British curriculum online from anywhere in the GCC?
Yes. Digital International School delivers live Cambridge lessons entirely online, covering Primary through to A-Levels. Students across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and other GCC locations attend scheduled sessions with postgraduate-qualified instructors from AED 500 per month.
Can my child study the British curriculum fully online in the GCC?
Yes. Digital International School delivers the full British curriculum online across the GCC, with live lessons, postgraduate-qualified instructors, and Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level qualifications. Monthly fees start from AED 500 for IGCSE and AED 800 for A-Levels.
What is the difference between IGCSE and GCSE?
IGCSE and GCSE are both Cambridge qualifications at the same academic level, but IGCSE is designed for international students worldwide, while GCSE is tailored specifically for students in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland.