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I am looking to get back into Education and start my A-Levels. I started them a few years ago but had to leave due to personal reasons. But now I want to start again and see if it is possible. I am working part time and wanted to see if I could study part time too. If anyone could give me any information or point me in the right direction, it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks 
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I am looking to get back into Education and start my A-Levels. I started them a few years ago but had to leave due to personal reasons. But now I want to start again and see if it is possible. I am working part time and wanted to see if I could study part time too. If anyone could give me any information or point me in the right direction, it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks
I am looking to get back into Education and start my A-Levels. I started them a few years ago but had to leave due to personal reasons. But now I want to start again and see if it is possible. I am working part time and wanted to see if I could study part time too. If anyone could give me any information or point me in the right direction, it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks
A levels after school and in college are increasingly rare as they are rarely taught. Colleges tend to focus on the Access course for uni entrance.
That leaves the most common routes to be.
1. Self taught.- buy textbooks look at spec etc. Exam fees+ centre fee+ books + practicals or aurals and orals fee.
2. Pay for an online course. About £450 per A level just for notes and some tutor support. Does not include practicals.
Cloud learn being an example.
https://cloudlearn.co.uk/Courses/Onl...el-Courses/101
3. Pay for private college. Thousands of £.
4. Do an alternative like an Access to He course. Can get a loan for.
https://www.accesstohe.ac.uk/
If you are self studying or distance learning then you can choose when to sit the A level.
Be aware of all the costs.
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I am looking to get back into Education and start my A-Levels. I started them a few years ago but had to leave due to personal reasons. But now I want to start again and see if it is possible. I am working part time and wanted to see if I could study part time too. If anyone could give me any information or point me in the right direction, it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks
I am looking to get back into Education and start my A-Levels. I started them a few years ago but had to leave due to personal reasons. But now I want to start again and see if it is possible. I am working part time and wanted to see if I could study part time too. If anyone could give me any information or point me in the right direction, it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks
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