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I know with CIE you have to give A2 exams within 12 months of AS, but I couldn't find anything on Pearson sites regarding this. So does the same rule apply?
Or can I give my papers in June 2022 if I gave my AS in January 2021?
Or can I give my papers in June 2022 if I gave my AS in January 2021?
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If it's the same as Edexcel UK modular A levels then they are valid for the life of the specification, i.e. until they change what you need to learn. Specifications normally last 6-10 years.
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If it's the same as Edexcel UK modular A levels then they are valid for the life of the specification, i.e. until they change what you need to learn. Specifications normally last 6-10 years.
If it's the same as Edexcel UK modular A levels then they are valid for the life of the specification, i.e. until they change what you need to learn. Specifications normally last 6-10 years.
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So I CAN give my exams in June 2022 then, when my AS was in Jan 2021? (Accoring to the UK modular A levels at least)
Also thanks for responding.
So I CAN give my exams in June 2022 then, when my AS was in Jan 2021? (Accoring to the UK modular A levels at least)
Also thanks for responding.
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