A-level

A-level
The A-Level qualification is the conventional method of progression to UK universities and allows you to study any undergraduate degree. The main objective of A-Level is to prepare students for university studies. Based on the results of the A-Level examination, the admissions boards adjudicate on matriculation.
Students usually study a minimum of three or a maximum of four subjects according to their interest and academic pathway. The course is assessed through final examinations. You can learn A-Level not only in face-to-face, but via an e-learning platform. This is a great opportunity for students who can not go abroad or want to save on living in another country.
The full course is designed for two academic years, but can also offer a more intensive 18 month or one academic year option for students, though these are extremely challenging.
For those who are not sufficiently prepared for the A-Level Program, there is a Pre A-Level Program, which takes one year to complete and is often a mix of English language training and GCSE level academic courses.

Entry requirements
Age: 16+
English level: IELTS 5.0 – 5.5
Certificate of completed Secondary Education