Studying A Levels at home?

Hello Everyone,
I hope you are all well,

I want to get into this question so I'll start by saying I am nineteen (almost twenty) and want to start studying A Levels. I never got the chance to do GCSE's (family problems/bereavements/health problems) I was homeschooled after that time due to this and last year another unfortunate incident occurred. The question was how do I go about doing A Levels at home? I was wanting to do - Psychology, Biology, English Literature and maybe Law.

Kind Regards.

You're skipping over GCSE's right?

It's nice that are interested in continuing your education. What course do you plan on studying at university? Do you have all the study resources you will be needing?

Hello Everyone,
I hope you are all well,

I want to get into this question so I'll start by saying I am nineteen (almost twenty) and want to start studying A Levels. I never got the chance to do GCSE's (family problems/bereavements/health problems) I was homeschooled after that time due to this and last year another unfortunate incident occurred. The question was how do I go about doing A Levels at home? I was wanting to do - Psychology, Biology, English Literature and maybe Law.

Kind Regards.

Hi! I'm doing my a levels at home too. I would suggest doing CIE English literature because coursework isn't needed. As a general rule, you should avoid exam boards/subjects that require you to do coursework as most exam centres/colleges won't allow you to do it as an external candidate. You would also need to choose a college/exam centre that accepts external candidates, in order to take the exams. Make sure you book the exams well before they are due (Jan/Feb) as exams centres will charge more if you miss the deadlines for booking exams.

Hope you find this helpful!