In this Category Archive, you will find all of our articles regarding A-levels. We look at different important aspects for parents, students and tutors.
A-levels is one of the options you have after completing your GCSE. This refers to the more academic route to follow for further studies. Many universities will look at your A-level results to determine academic fit.
As this is the next step after GCSE, students have a more specialised choice in subjects. They can, therefore, specialise more in the subjects they would like to pursue as a career path. This study path is available at Sixth Forms or Colleges and dedicated Further Education Colleges.
Your subject choice for A-levels should relate to your chosen career path. However, without A-levels, you can still study an Access to Higher Education Diploma to gain university entrance.
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PARENTS GUIDE: The Do’s and Don’ts What else do you need to know, apart from supporting your child whatever the outcome of their exam results? Unfortunately, it is too easy for parents’ reactions to make their children feel worse. This only adds to the family’s overall stress levels. Do Take a step back and don’t…
The A-Level pass grades are A*, A, B, C, D and E. If you fail your exam, you get a U (meaning ungraded). A-Level and GCSE Grade Boundaries 2019 But how well do you need to do to get these grades in your 2019 A-Levels? The system that is used to decide what’s written on…
Welcome to our specialist info on London’s Top Independent Schools’ A-Level results. London’s Top Independent Schools’ A-Level results The percentage of A Level entries with A / A* grades is the basis for our Table’s A-Level rankings. The day fees for the same year as the A-Levels (2018) are shown in the last column. Enjoy…