After finishing year 10 in a Canadian school, my family was forced to move to Georgia and the only decent English school that provided somewhat of a good discount for expatriates was a British one. They admitted me into year 11 and informed me that I will be taking IGCSEs at the end of the academic year. Upon doing prior research into anything GCSE related, I found out that it is a two-year program and that the British curriculum is very different from the Canadian one. As far as I know, I will be taking English, Maths, English Lit, Combined Sciences, Russian (First Language), History, Economics, Sociology, and Music. I am pretty anxious about doing IGCSEs and wanted to relieve some of my stress by asking whether I will be able to catch up with the rest of the kids that have been in that school from year 10. Is it possible to catch up with the syllabus and be able to score decent grades?