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Hi everyone, I was just wondering how can I re-sit my Science Additional GCSE in January? Are there any colleges that would take me in? Also what colleges would take me in for GCSE Maths re-sit?
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I don't believe that you can resit a Science GCSE, only English Language or Maths, but you'll have to check with colleges around your area/your current school and find out more.
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Hi everyone, I was just wondering how can I re-sit my Science Additional GCSE in January? Are there any colleges that would take me in? Also what colleges would take me in for GCSE Maths re-sit?
Hi everyone, I was just wondering how can I re-sit my Science Additional GCSE in January? Are there any colleges that would take me in? Also what colleges would take me in for GCSE Maths re-sit?
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Most sixth forms will be able to enter you into them, I sat double science GCSE in year 13 because I needed a better grade for my uni course. You will probably have to revise on your own for them but it should be an issue just ask administration 
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Most sixth forms will be able to enter you into them, I sat double science GCSE in year 13 because I needed a better grade for my uni course. You will probably have to revise on your own for them but it should be an issue just ask administration
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Most sixth forms will be able to enter you into them, I sat double science GCSE in year 13 because I needed a better grade for my uni course. You will probably have to revise on your own for them but it should be an issue just ask administration
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Thank you for replying back. Would I need to go to the college/sixth form to ask?
Thank you for replying back. Would I need to go to the college/sixth form to ask?
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Do you want to go to lessons or just re-sit the exams?
Do you want to go to lessons or just re-sit the exams?
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Email or phone calls would probably be okay, I went to the sixth form my secondary school was part of so I knew everyone so it wasn't hard, I just had to pay for the resits. Hypothetically it shouldn't be a problem at all but it depends how arsey the colleges are tbh
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Email or phone calls would probably be okay, I went to the sixth form my secondary school was part of so I knew everyone so it wasn't hard, I just had to pay for the resits. Hypothetically it shouldn't be a problem at all but it depends how arsey the colleges are tbh
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When did you take GCSE Additional Science (and with which exam board)? Assuming you've taken the just-about-to expire specification you can carry forward the controlled assessment and just re-sit the exams.
When did you take GCSE Maths? This Summer was the last chance to re-sit the old A*-G specifications. The next opportunity to take Maths in November will only be with the new 9-1 specifications which are substantially different with quite a lot of new content to learn.
You can take them at any exam centre (=any secondary school or college) willing to accept you as a private candidate.
When did you take GCSE Maths? This Summer was the last chance to re-sit the old A*-G specifications. The next opportunity to take Maths in November will only be with the new 9-1 specifications which are substantially different with quite a lot of new content to learn.
You can take them at any exam centre (=any secondary school or college) willing to accept you as a private candidate.
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When did you take GCSE Additional Science (and with which exam board)? Assuming you've taken the just-about-to expire specification you can carry forward the controlled assessment and just re-sit the exams.
When did you take GCSE Maths? This Summer was the last chance to re-sit the old A*-G specifications. The next opportunity to take Maths in November will only be with the new 9-1 specifications which are substantially different with quite a lot of new content to learn.
You can take them at any exam centre (=any secondary school or college) willing to accept you as a private candidate.
When did you take GCSE Additional Science (and with which exam board)? Assuming you've taken the just-about-to expire specification you can carry forward the controlled assessment and just re-sit the exams.
When did you take GCSE Maths? This Summer was the last chance to re-sit the old A*-G specifications. The next opportunity to take Maths in November will only be with the new 9-1 specifications which are substantially different with quite a lot of new content to learn.
You can take them at any exam centre (=any secondary school or college) willing to accept you as a private candidate.
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I took both Science and Maths in 2016. The exam board for maths was AQA and the exam board for Science was OCR. Can I "forward" my coursework for science to AQA because I've done some research and it seems like OCR doesn't do re-sits unless you've got a reason to why you failed e.g. had a terminal illness.
I took both Science and Maths in 2016. The exam board for maths was AQA and the exam board for Science was OCR. Can I "forward" my coursework for science to AQA because I've done some research and it seems like OCR doesn't do re-sits unless you've got a reason to why you failed e.g. had a terminal illness.
AQA 9-1 Maths you can take in November or the Summer.
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OCR, like every other exam board, let's anyone re-sit who wants to, it is exam centres who impose conditions on their own students. You can carry forward controlled assessment and just re-sit the exams. I've never dealt with OCR GCSE Sciences but a quick look at their website suggests the last chance to re-sit these exams will be this November. If you don't take it then you would have to do the new 9-1 GCSE Sciences (which don't have any coursework) which have fairly different content.
AQA 9-1 Maths you can take in November or the Summer.
OCR, like every other exam board, let's anyone re-sit who wants to, it is exam centres who impose conditions on their own students. You can carry forward controlled assessment and just re-sit the exams. I've never dealt with OCR GCSE Sciences but a quick look at their website suggests the last chance to re-sit these exams will be this November. If you don't take it then you would have to do the new 9-1 GCSE Sciences (which don't have any coursework) which have fairly different content.
AQA 9-1 Maths you can take in November or the Summer.
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Thank you so much for taking your time and explaining that. Even though I did my GCSE's in 2016, can I still forward my coursework?
Thank you so much for taking your time and explaining that. Even though I did my GCSE's in 2016, can I still forward my coursework?
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