• Approach CAS with a proactive attitude
• Develop a clear understanding of CAS expectations and the purpose of CAS
• Explore personal values, attitudes and attributes with reference to the IB learner profile and the IB mission statement
• Determine personal goals
• Discuss plans for CAS experiences with the CAS coordinator and/or CAS adviser
• Understand and apply the CAS stages where appropriate
• Take part in a variety of experiences, some of which are self-initiated, and at least one CAS project
• Become more aware of personal interests, skills and talents and observe how these evolve throughout the CAS programme
• Maintain a CAS portfolio and keep records of CAS experiences including evidence of achievement of the seven CAS learning outcomes
• Understand the reflection process and identify suitable opportunities to reflect on CAS experiences
• Demonstrate accomplishments within their CAS programme
• Communicate with the CAS coordinator/advisor and/or CAS supervisor in formal and informal meetings
• Ensure a suitable balance between creativity, activity and service in their CAS programme
• Behave appropriately and ethically in their choices and behaviors.