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د.إ100
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Duration: 1 Hour
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Delivery mode: Online
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Group size: Individual
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Instruction language:
English
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Certificate provided:
No
GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education):
The GCSE is a qualification taken by students typically aged 14–16 in England, Wales, Northern Ireland, and in some other countries. It covers a broad range of subjects, and students are assessed through exams, coursework, or practical assessments depending on the subject. GCSEs lay the foundation for further study, such as A-Levels, apprenticeships, or vocational training.
IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education):
The IGCSE is an internationally recognized qualification for students around the world, usually taken between the ages of 14 and 16. It is offered by various examination boards and is similar to the GCSE, with a global perspective. IGCSEs are known for their flexibility, offering a wide range of subjects that cater to different skills and career aspirations.
AS Levels (Advanced Subsidiary Levels):
AS Levels are typically taken by students aged 16–17 after completing their GCSEs or IGCSEs. They represent the first half of an A-Level course and can either be a standalone qualification or contribute to the full A-Level if the student continues the subject in their second year. AS Levels offer students the opportunity to explore subjects in greater depth.
A-Levels (Advanced Levels):
A-Levels are advanced qualifications usually taken by students aged 17–18, after completing AS Levels. They are highly respected by universities and employers, often required for entry into higher education. A-Level courses are designed to provide in-depth knowledge and specialization in subjects, allowing students to focus on areas relevant to their future careers or academic interests.