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So with the new A-Levels reform, I'm kind of confused as to how I should take the exams. Are AS-levels no longer required? Do you sit all 6 modules, e.g. for GCE Maths, in one session?
I would really appreciate if someone could help me out here..
I would really appreciate if someone could help me out here..
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(Original post by DarthWhoder)
So with the new A-Levels reform, I'm kind of confused as to how I should take the exams. Are AS-levels no longer required? Do you sit all 6 modules, e.g. for GCE Maths, in one session?
I would really appreciate if someone could help me out here..
So with the new A-Levels reform, I'm kind of confused as to how I should take the exams. Are AS-levels no longer required? Do you sit all 6 modules, e.g. for GCE Maths, in one session?
I would really appreciate if someone could help me out here..
Other subjects like the sciences, history, English (I think), psychology etc. have been reformed which means that you can get a standalone AS qualification or you can just sit the exams in year 13, getting an A Level. If you got the AS then it does not count towards the full A Level as it used to.
For example, in physics I will sit 4 exams in year 13 alongside doing a load of practicals for my A Level. But in maths, I'll be sitting 3 exams this year (AS) and 3 next year (A2).
It's so confusing..... :/
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