Original post by boredat16
I want to take a Dutch A-Level. I'm fluent in Dutch and live in England, but my college doesn't offer a Dutch A-Level and I've looked everywhere but can't find it. Does anyone have any advice? Does it even exist anymore? Thanks!
Maybe have a look at a few different exam boards - they should have a list somewhere on their websites regarding what they offer. As your college doesn’t offer it, you would likely have to enter as a private candidate and fund the course yourself. It might be worth asking your college to see if they could facilitate it?
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