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I am studying IGCSE and my school doesn't clarify what aqa or edexcel. I'm not sure if it matters, but I've been checking websites for the comaprison between aqa and edexcel; and suprisingly, I haven't found anything.
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(Original post by RandomStudent_)
I am studying IGCSE and my school doesn't clarify what aqa or edexcel. I'm not sure if it matters, but I've been checking websites for the comaprison between aqa and edexcel; and suprisingly, I haven't found anything.
I am studying IGCSE and my school doesn't clarify what aqa or edexcel. I'm not sure if it matters, but I've been checking websites for the comaprison between aqa and edexcel; and suprisingly, I haven't found anything.
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(Original post by RandomStudent_)
I am studying IGCSE and my school doesn't clarify what aqa or edexcel. I'm not sure if it matters, but I've been checking websites for the comaprison between aqa and edexcel; and suprisingly, I haven't found anything.
I am studying IGCSE and my school doesn't clarify what aqa or edexcel. I'm not sure if it matters, but I've been checking websites for the comaprison between aqa and edexcel; and suprisingly, I haven't found anything.
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Presumably you are not in year 11, otherwise you would know which exam board your school uses, as you would have your exam timetable by now. You could ask a year 11 student which board's exams they are taking. I find it very odd that the school doesn't say which board is being used, though - most schools state this in their options booklet and in the KS4 curriculum information on their website.
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(Original post by Isinglass)
Presumably you are not in year 11, otherwise you would know which exam board your school uses, as you would have your exam timetable by now. You could ask a year 11 student which board's exams they are taking. I find it very odd that the school doesn't say which board is being used, though - most schools state this in their options booklet and in the KS4 curriculum information on their website.
Presumably you are not in year 11, otherwise you would know which exam board your school uses, as you would have your exam timetable by now. You could ask a year 11 student which board's exams they are taking. I find it very odd that the school doesn't say which board is being used, though - most schools state this in their options booklet and in the KS4 curriculum information on their website.
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Are you sure you are studying IGCSE? If so then it won't be AQA but it might be Edexcel or CIE.
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Are you sure you are studying IGCSE? If so then it won't be AQA but it might be Edexcel or CIE.
Are you sure you are studying IGCSE? If so then it won't be AQA but it might be Edexcel or CIE.
http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/scien...e/biology-8401
it may be that the school did use aqa, but as this summer will be the last sitting, it will need to move to a different qualification? I would still think it a bit strange that the school would not have decided by now which exams the current year 9, let alone the current year 10, would be taking.
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(Original post by Isinglass)
Looking at this
http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/scien...e/biology-8401
it may be that the school did use aqa, but as this summer will be the last sitting, it will need to move to a different qualification? I would still think it a bit strange that the school would not have decided by now which exams the current year 9, let alone the current year 10, would be taking.
Looking at this
http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/scien...e/biology-8401
it may be that the school did use aqa, but as this summer will be the last sitting, it will need to move to a different qualification? I would still think it a bit strange that the school would not have decided by now which exams the current year 9, let alone the current year 10, would be taking.
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