A Levels

After completing their GCSEs, students will carry on into years 12 and 13 either at a college or sixth form to do their A-levels, with exams at the end of year 13. A levels play a crucial role in progression into higher education; universities and colleges will offer grade boundaries where students will need to achieve prerequisite grades before they can apply. For example, a student may need to achieve grades ABB or A*AA in order to apply to their chosen course.

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