A Levels

 A levels are studied typically between the ages of 16 - 18 in the UK, although mature students are also encouraged. They remain the most popular route into UK higher education institutions. They are obligatory for entry to the most prestigious universities like Oxford or Cambridge. To gain entry to a top UK university you’ll need 2, 3 or 4 good A Level grades and 5 GCSE. Each A Level consists of 6 units which are studied in two stages. In Stage 1 - AS you will study 3 modules and upon completion you’ll be awarded an AS Level. In Stage 2 (A2 level) you will study the second set of 3 units which will take you AS level to a full A Level. When you have completed the A2 Level, your AS Level grade is transferred to one A Level grade. If you decide not to continue to A2 Level, you can keep your AS Level grade. This can still be used as part of your application to university. For each A Level subject you take, you’ll receive a grade from A – E. The entrance requirements for the university courses you’ve applied for will be expressed as either, for example: AAB, BCC or CCC. In addition to academic study, the aim of A level study is to develop important competences: study skills, team working, independent thinking, research and analysis. It will also help you to decide what you would like to study at degree level. Please contact us for more information.

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