Pre-A level
An introduction to the UK Further
Education system
Table of Contents
Pre-A level is designed as an introduction to the UK Further Education system and follows a similar approach to GCSE, but with a duration of one year or less. Students experience a wide range of subjects which prepares them to progress to study A level, although this programme is also suitable for students wishing to progress to study UFP if they are of the appropriate age.Ìý
- QUICK FACTS
- Ages: 15+
- Intake: September, January
- Duration: 3 Terms (September Start), 2 Terms (January start)
- Average Class Size: 11
- Hours per Week: 25+
- Language Requirement: IELTS 4.0+ (or equivalent)
- Entry Requirements: At least 9 years of schooling and a good school record
- Fees (per year): £37,375 (International), £31,155 (EU), £21,520 (UK)
Overview
This programme provides the skills and knowledge needed to progress to our A Level or University Foundation Programmes (UFP). Students will have the opportunity to be entered for iGCSE examinations in English and Mathematics – qualifications that are often required by leading UK universities. Pre-A Level students are required to take all subjects within their chosen pathway.
Pre-A level Attributes
Introduces a student to UK teaching and prepares them for further study
Improved subject knowledge for university preparation programmes ​
English fluency and proficiency ready for university preparation programmes
Enhanced study skills required to excel in a chosen university preparation programme
Builds personal confidence and independence
Improved collaborative skills
Subject Choice and Structure
This programme will give you the basic skills and knowledge needed to start a university preparation programme. Students take a range of compulsory subjects.Ìý
January Subjects
(Arts & Humanities Pathway) |
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English |
Mathematics |
Science |
Physical Education |
Art |
Business Studies |
Humanities |
January Subjects
Economics and Financial Trading Pathway |
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English |
Mathematics |
Science |
Physical Education |
Business Studies |
Economics |
Financial Trading |
September Subjects
Compulsory subjects |
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Art |
Business Studies |
English |
Humanities |
Mathematics |
Physical Education |
Science |
Abdul
“What I enjoy about studying in London is the diversity here is very extensive.”
Abdul from Malaysia progressed to read Economics at City, University of London